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From being stranded in forests in Karnataka to a fatal fall from an incomplete bridge in Uttar Pradesh, users relying on Google Maps in India are facing the consequences of incomplete or inaccurate data on the mapping platform

The outgoing U.S. President said he had the chance to meet PM Singh as Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 2008 and as Vice President during his Official State Visit to the United States in 2009

The government takes several decisions including purchase of 190 ambulances, deployment of 58 Mahaprasthanam vehicles and opening Jan Aushadhi stores in every mandal

Rohit Sharma's poor performance in Australia is raising concerns about his place in the Indian Test team. With only 22 runs in four innings, his form has drawn criticism from former players. The team management faces a critical decision on Rohit's role, considering KL Rahul's fine performance as an opener.

The special teams with the help of sniffer dogs will take up checks in trains passing through the district and also in RTC bus stations, parcel and transport offices apart from various godowns and lodges, he says

Babar Azam achieved his first Test half-century in over two years by scoring 50 runs in the second innings of the Boxing Day Test against South Africa in Centurion. His 85-ball effort ended a streak of 19 innings without a fifty, dating back to December 2022.

Dam emptied after a leakage was detected on the sluice valve as well as to replace the old trash racks

D Gukesh, an 18-year-old chess prodigy from Chennai, made history by becoming the youngest-ever World Chess Champion, defeating Ding Liren of China. Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Gukesh's dedication, humility, and his parents' unwavering support.

Rishabh Pant's dismissal in the Boxing Day Test ignited a debate between Australian legends Mark Waugh and Michael Hussey over his shot selection. Waugh criticized Pant's choice as too risky given the field setup, while Hussey defended Pant's unconventional playing style, emphasizing the importance of maintaining his natural game.

World No.1 chess champion Magnus Carlsen exited the World Rapid and Blitz Chess Championships in New York after a dress code violation in Round 9. Penalized for wearing jeans, Carlsen refused to comply, leading to his removal from that round. Carlsen expressed frustration with FIDE and announced his decision to skip the Blitz section.

World Health Organisation chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus narrowly escaped an Israeli airstrike on Yemen. A video shows the chaotic moment of the attack, after which Tedros and his colleagues evacuated safely. The strike targeted Sanaa's international airport and comes amid escalating conflict between Israel and Houthi rebels.

Nitish Kumar Reddy’s unbeaten 105 in the fourth Test against Australia has drawn praise for his skill and maturity. With India at 191/6, Reddy’s partnership with Washington Sundar helped avoid the follow-on and revive hopes of a result. Their historic 127-run stand kept India in the game, showcasing the resilience and promise of young Indian cricketers.