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Govt. extends deadline for application submission

CPI(M) accused the police of raiding homes without permission even after they had traced the accused to Kannur

The agency’s field verification revealed that 12 of the children died by suicide and 10 from accidental causes, with factors such as poverty and emotional distress cited as contributing reasons. The CBI added that final reports were submitted before respective Sub-Divisional Magistrate Courts by treating the cases as “further action dropped”.

The truck, coming from the wrong side at high speed, crashed with the van head-on; the driver of the truck, found to be under the influence of alcohol, has been taken into custody, the police say

Celebrations held across Chittoor and Sri Sathya Sai districts; Chittoor Collector directs the officials to expedite land titles for eligible tribal farmers cultivating in gap areas and improve drinking water and mobile connectivity in tribal habitations

Demand for cancellation of JPSC exam met; will continue stir till demand for CBI probe met, say protesters after talks with Jharkhand government

The incident has been classified as a serious incident and is being investigated by the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB).

Taiwan is rapidly building drone fleets to deter a Chinese invasion. This strategy draws lessons from Ukraine's successful drone warfare against Russia. The island aims to produce 100,000 drones monthly by 2030 for defense. Taiwanese companies are also expanding drone exports and manufacturing capabilities. This effort includes developing maritime drones and essential drone components.

Officials will be held responsible if people migrate owing to lack of employment, says Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Minister

CEA projects energy deficit of up to 32,694 MU by 2035-36 with existing and planned capacity

Students can keep their minds under control by practising meditation every day. This helps improve concentration, the DCP says

The Fernald uranium plant in Ohio stopped production in 1989 after nearly four decades of operations. A $4.4 billion environmental cleanup followed, involving radioactive waste, contaminated soil and groundwater. The 1,050-acre site was eventually transformed into the Fernald Preserve, with restored wetlands, prairie and forest. A Visitors Center now documents the site’s history and cleanup.

Rituals performed seeking timely rains, bountiful harvest and the well-being of people in Andhra Pradesh