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Jana Nayagan's second day collections reached Rs 49 crore India gross. The film is performing very well with packed shows nationwide. Tamil Nadu remains the biggest market for Vijay's farewell film. Weekend collections are expected to boost the movie's earnings further. Audiences continue to throng theaters for the popular actor's movie.

Why was the Street Vendors Act enacted? What does the Act require before vendors can be removed? What is the role of the Town Vending Committee? Can street vendors be evicted before a survey is completed? Why has Bengaluru’s footpath drive come under scrutiny?

The accused were identified as Vikramjit Singh, who is wanted in connection with a 2023 case registered in Punjab, and U.S. national Manveer Singh, a native of Punjab

An official said that even after the CMO is relocated, Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay may occasionally use the existing Chief Minister’s chamber in the main block.

Justice Mohammed Shaffiq directs the State Environment Impact Assessment Authority to explain how the clearance could be revoked unilaterally without notice to the realtor

Govt holds that allegations against senior IPS officer are supported by statements of multiple investigating officers and that his continuance in service can affect fairness of inquiry

The powerful image of a single girl stopping a police van with one hand was splashed across social media, catapulting her into an overnight sensation. ‘I was ready to be a martyr that day,’ says Rhiya Ahir

Left-affiliated student organisations demand Union Education Minister’s resignation

It said, “Adani Enterprises is not evaluating any proposal to enter the airline business.”

A man dressed as Spider-Man assisted a person in a wheelchair crossing a busy road. Christopher Hellenthal, returning from an event, saw the struggle and acted quickly. Traffic cameras captured the swift rescue which unfolded in mere seconds. The video of this real-life heroism quickly went viral online. His spontaneous act of kindness reminded everyone about timely assistance.

Glasgow 2026 will introduce historic medals with braille and tactile elements for visually impaired athletes. This innovation ensures a more inclusive experience for all competitors during the games. The medals feature a unique Reuleaux triangle shape inspired by Glasgow's coat of arms. Engraved patterns and textured finishes reflect local landmarks and Scottish heritage. This marks a significant step towards greater accessibility in the Commonwealth Games.

Attacks on seafarers, civilian shipping or infrastructure cannot be countenanced, says External Affairs Minister at East Asia Summit; Ministry hits back at Pakistan Deputy PM’s comments on Kashmir and Indus Water Treaty

China's ChangXin Memory Technologies plans an $8.6 billion Shanghai IPO. Investors are selling other tech shares to fund this highly anticipated listing. This move is creating fears of a short-term liquidity squeeze in the market. Experts believe CXMT's listing will significantly impact semiconductor indices. However, other factors also contribute to the current weakness in Chinese tech stocks.

Gujarat high court ruled a Muslim family cannot bury relatives on disputed land. A designated community graveyard with sufficient space was available in Bhavnagar. The court dismissed the family's plea and upheld a panchayat notice to shift the body. Inspection reports confirmed ample space remained in the Muslim graveyard. The family agreed to relocate the body to the designated burial site.

According to Load Generation Balance Report of Central Electricity Authority, Kerala can expect gaps in peak demand and availability from August through October this year and January through March 2027

Arundhati Roy, Saurav Das, Yogendra Yadav, Prakash Raj, Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, Anand Patwardhan, Rahul Ram, and Vivaan Shah on the Cockroach Janta Party-students’ protests shaping India

Former HRD Minister Murli Manohar Joshi says the protest should not be treated as a law-and-order problem; sections of the BJP and its allies in the NDA feel the issue has gone beyond NEET and education

The Hindu reported about two persons, who were hit by pellets allegedly fired by RAF personnel, during the July 20 CJP-led protest march to Parliament

Opposition refused the government’s offer of a debate on paper leaks, arguing that any discussion must be preceded by the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan