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CJP protest echoes in Parliament as Kharge condemns police 'lathi charge'; Houses adjourned amid uproar
The Rajya Sabha was adjourned till 12 noon on Monday after Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge raised the issue of the alleged NEET paper leak and ongoing student protests on the first day of the Monsoon Session of P

Opinion: Is Sharad Pawar Planning To Merge NCP With NDA? Behind The Ongoing Calculations
The NCP patriarch, turning 86 this year, will have to take a decision soon - before someone else takes it for him.

Opinion: Opinion | Is Sharad Pawar Planning To Merge NCP With NDA? Behind The Ongoing Calculations
Sharad Pawar faces a critical political crossroads as he approaches his 86th birthday, weighing the future of his NCP faction within the current landscape. Observers are closely analyzing whether a strategic merger with the NDA could be on the horizon to ensure long-term stability.

Nuvoco looks beyond East with Gujarat expansion
The country's fifth-largest cement maker sells about 1.5 million tonnes of cement annually in Gujarat and expects to take the sales in the state to five million tonnes by 2030.

'Sunny Deol Is All Heart,' Ali Fazal On Batwara 1947 Co-Star
In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, Ali Fazal talks about Batwara 1947 co-star Sunny Deol
Trump says US strikes hit Iran in 'honour' of American soldiers killed
Iran responded with attacks in Syria and Jordan, as two ships reportedly exploded in the Strait of Hormuz.

Street Vendors Had to Shut Shop After Dark Till an Architect Built a Solar Solution
Originally reported and written in July 2022, this story has been republished as part of our archival content. Women street vendors in India often reel under at least two pressures: one is to sell their produce at good r

Akshaye Owned 2025 With Dhurandhar, But 2026 Belongs To Naseeruddin Shah
On his 76th birthday, here's looking at how Naseeruddin Shah is owning 2026 so far with Main Vaapas Aaunga and Titan: Made In India

Kerala Health Minister K. Muraleedharan alleges vested interests behind row over food packet distribution at MCH
Rejecting allegations that govt had banned distribution of food packets at hospitals, Minister clarifies that the decision is confined to Alappuzha MCH and is aimed at removing encroachment on govt land

Pakistan Turns To Terror Playbook Amid Taliban Troubles, Crisis In PoK
Pakistan is reportedly re-evaluating its security strategies as internal instability in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and cross-border tensions with the Taliban escalate. Pressure from Beijing regarding the safety of Chinese personnel has further compelled the military leadership to intensify its domest

PM Modi says he hopes ‘monsoon and Monsoon Session are productive’
The Prime Minister said reforms initiated by his government “have given courage to youth to dare to take commendable steps”

Vilathikulam DMK MLA arrested for remarks against T.N. CM Vijay
In a post on X, the DMK’s deputy general secretary Kanimozhi Karunanidhi strongly condemned the TVK government’s action on the MLA and termed it “high-handed”

Toni Kroos' 2-Word Post On Argentina's World Cup Final Sets Internet Ablaze
The brief post was widely interpreted as Toni Kroos' subtle dig at Argentina, who were bidding to become the first team in 64 years to successfully defend the World Cup.

CX Partners plans exit from Thalappakatti Hotels after seven years
CX Partners is seeking an overall valuation of roughly ₹1,000 crore.

Live: Internet Shut In Parts Of Central Delhi Ahead Of CJP's Parliament March
CJP Parliament March in Delhi LIVE Updates: The police had denied the Cockroach Janta Party the permission to hold the protest march and banned large gatherings.
Samsung workers win, but the pay divide remains
The AI industry has spent considerable energy debating how its wealth should be distributed.

Space Exploration Day| Meet the parts that make space exploration possible
Every space mission is a team effort. Beyond the rocket and astronauts, specialised parts like launch vehicles, orbiters, landers and rovers work together to explore space. Here’s what each one does.

Space Exploration Day | Life at the International Space Station
Ever wondered how life would be if you were living in space for a while? Here’s a sneak peek of how astronauts live the ‘high’ life (pun intended)

From Liquid Diet to 80 Kg Deadlift: How This 57-YO Rebuilt Her Body After Cancer
Not too long ago, Javitri Shakya could not even sit up without help. Diagnosed with advanced oral cancer, the 57-year-old underwent treatment that left her body severely weakened . She was put on a liquid diet, lost a ca

Video: Lathicharge By Cops, Chaos Ahead Of CJP's March To Parliament
Tensions escalated in the capital as police used batons to disperse Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) supporters during their 'Chalo Sansad' march. The demonstration was organized to protest alleged systemic irregularities in the national NEET examinations.

As BSF mulls 90-km Sundarbans fence, security clashes with ecology
The BSF is studying a 90-km stretch of mangrove forests in the Indo-Bangladesh border to erect fences to deter infiltration
Celluloid story: An action-packed invention
Did you know that billiard balls used to be made from elephant tusks? Or the plastic that was invented to replace it contributed handsomely to the early years of the cinema industry? A.S.Ganesh introduces you to the elep

PM Modi's Dig At '56-Year-Old Youth' Rahul Gandhi Ahead Of Monsoon Session
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi ahead of the Parliament Monsoon Session, referring to him as a '56-year-old youth.' The Prime Minister's remarks highlighted the ongoing political friction as the legislative session begins.

Faith vs therapy: Inside the Philippine school for exorcists
Priests from countries including Singapore, Malaysia, Cambodia and India were already lining up for training Father Jose Francisco Syquia said
