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Role of AI is only that of an assistant, not a judge, says Chief Justice of India
Whether digital dispute resolution and AI enhance or disrupt access to justice depends on how thoughtfully and deliberately their use is designed, says Chief Justice Kant
Three Andhra Pradesh tourists among 15 Indians killed in Vietnam boat tragedy
Three tourists from Andhra Pradesh are confirmed dead among 15 Indian nationals killed in a boating accident in Vietnam. Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has directed state officials to coordinate assistance for the grieving families and assist survivors.
Hyderabad student missing in Finland for over two months found dead
A student from Hyderabad who had been missing in Finland for over two months was recently discovered dead by local authorities. The family has raised concerns regarding the nature of his passing, suggesting the circumstances surrounding the recovery are suspicious.
NCP (SP) leader Eknath Khadse admits Delhi visit, but says will remain with Sharad Pawar
NCP (SP) leader Eknath Khadse has reaffirmed his loyalty to Sharad Pawar despite recent rumors surrounding a visit to Delhi. The veteran politician dismissed speculation regarding a return to the Bharatiya Janata Party, stating he remains committed to his current party.
3 Andhra Tourists Killed In Vietnam Boat Tragedy, State Begins Op To Bring Bodies Back
The Andhra Pradesh government has initiated efforts to repatriate the bodies of three residents who died after a boat capsized in Vietnam. The accident occurred during a leisure excursion that resulted in multiple fatalities among Indian nationals.
Ex-Pentagon Official Claims US Has Secret Photos Showing Monolith-Like Structures On Moon
Former Pentagon official Luis Elizondo claims the United States possesses classified imagery of massive, geometric structures on the lunar surface. These photographs reportedly depict formations with artificial characteristics, including distinct right-angle cuts.
India's beverage market is moving beyond fizzy drinks. FMCG companies are racing to catch up
India's beverage sector is undergoing a significant transformation as consumers increasingly pivot away from traditional carbonated soft drinks toward healthier alternatives. Major FMCG players are now accelerating the development of functional and year-round beverages to capture changing market pre
FIFA World Cup: Semifinals and final — schedule and timings in IST
The schedule for the final stages of the FIFA World Cup across North America has been confirmed for Indian viewers. The tournament concludes with a championship match hosted at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
Pune building collapse: Toll up at 9 as last body recovered; official dubs incident 'act of God'
Rescue operations in Pune have concluded following the recovery of the final victim's body from a collapsed building structure. The total death toll stands at nine individuals, while fourteen others were successfully pulled from the debris by emergency teams.
News in Frames | A sacred trail of faith and fellowship
The centuries-old Amarnath Yatra pilgrimage continues to draw thousands of Hindu devotees through the challenging terrain of the Himalayan range. This 57-day spiritual journey fosters a unique environment of communal harmony while providing vital economic support to local communities.
Trump's Modification Of Endangered Species Act Will Allow Harm To Habitats
Recent modifications to the Endangered Species Act under the Trump administration are expected to alter the protection standards for critical animal habitats across the United States. Officials state the adjustments aim to reduce regulatory overreach and streamline economic development projects.
Hyderabad Student Missing In Finland For Over 2 Months Found Dead In Sea
The family said that Manideep Reddy, 18, spoke with his mother shortly before he went missing in Helsinki.
Acid In Water Bottle, Woman Left Critical After She Takes A Sip In UP
CCTV visuals showed her taking a sip from the bottle and rushing to spit it out.
FIFA World Cup 2026: Tuchel says ‘lucky’ England must improve despite reaching semi-finals
A furious Tuchel was in little mood to celebrate despite England reaching the last four for just the fourth time in history after Bellingham's double overturned Andreas Schjelderup's opener
FIFA World Cup 2026: Alvarez’s 112th-minute goal helps lift Argentina past Switzerland 3-1 and into semis
Argentina secured a spot in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinals following a 3-1 victory over Switzerland in extra time. Julian Alvarez proved decisive by scoring a tie-breaking goal in the 112th minute to collapse the Swiss defense.
The nightingale who stole Kerala’s heart
The veteran playback singer Janaki has captivated Kerala for decades through her effortless vocal delivery and technical mastery. Her enduring popularity is rooted in a pleasant personality that resonated across multiple generations of music lovers.
Naidu, Pawan Kalyan, Durgesh mourn S. Janaki’s demise
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan have expressed deep sorrow over the passing of legendary playback singer S. Janaki. The leaders highlighted her six-decade career and the significant impact she made on Indian cinema and music.
S. Janaki: Not Kerala-born, but forever its voice
Though born in Andhra Pradesh, legendary playback singer S. Janaki is remembered as the quintessential voice of the Malayalam film industry. Her passing marks the end of an era for Kerala, where her songs remain deeply embedded in the state's cultural and emotional identity.
Kerala remembers the divine voice of S. Janaki
Tributes have poured in from across the music industry as Kerala honors the prolific career of legendary playback singer S. Janaki. Known for her remarkable vocal range and emotive delivery, her contributions remain a cornerstone of South Indian cinematic history.
The voice of the south
Janaki sang in Hindi and Sinhala too, but it was in the South Indian languages that she carved a niche. Her rendition was infused with love and pathos, and was often a hat-tip to bygone times
US-Iran War Live Updates: After US Strikes Iran, Missile Alerts Sounded In UAE, Qatar, Bahrain
Tensions escalated in the Middle East as the United States military targeted multiple Iranian military and port facilities following attacks on merchant vessels. Missile alerts were subsequently triggered in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Bahrain as regional security reached a critical state.
Indian-Origin Google Techie Shot Dead By Husband At US Home, Son Injured
An Indian-origin software engineer at Google was fatally shot by her husband at their residence in Georgia, USA. The couple's young son was also injured during the domestic incident and is currently receiving medical treatment.
U.S. military says it is striking Iran in response to attack on civilian vessel in Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. military has launched targeted strikes against Iranian assets following an attack on a civilian vessel in the Strait of Hormuz. Officials stated the action aims to diminish Iran's capacity to threaten international maritime commerce.
Delhi Techie Arrested A Month After Wife Found Dead At Mussoorie Homestay
A Delhi-based software engineer has been arrested in connection with the death of his wife at a Mussoorie homestay. The arrest comes one month after P Radha Gayatri was found dead during a trip to celebrate her husband's birthday.