US techie freed by Iran: Who is she?

Delhi HC directs daily medical monitoring of Sonam Wangchuk amid indefinite hunger strike

The petition argued that the government could not remain a passive spectator, contending that failure to intervene could amount to “abetmen…

Hyderabad pharma firm executives donate ₹2 crore to TTD scheme in Tirumala

Biophore India Pharmaceuticals chief executive officer Jagadish and chief strategy officer Manik Reddy Pullagurla each contributed ₹1 crore…

Next UK PM urged to end Labour Party's 'boys club'

FCNR (B) FD rates at India’s top banks compared

Telangana State Legislative Assembly Secretariat and EQUIPPP sign MoU to set up constituency development foundations

US, China Lead AI Race. Where India Stands And What's Really At Stake

Unlike ageing economies like Europe or Japan, India has one of the world's youngest workforces.

Clark: Missed call means playing with leg contusio...

Caitlin Clark was frustrated by a non-call midway through the second quarter Wednesday night and sounded off after the Fever's 88-75 loss t…

Devotees throng ISKCON Jagannath temple in Vijayawada for Nava Yauvana darshan

The first public darshan of Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra and Goddess Subhadra after the 15-day Anavasara period drew devotees to the Kri…

E20 customer to receive compensation, court orders

Brazil's tariffs favour India in 301 probe: US

MBT seeks SIT probe into alleged sexual exploitation of 14-year-old girl

Interpretation of sexual offences should not be limited only to physical act: NCW chief

"While interpreting sexual offences, the focus should not be limited only to the physical act. Equal importance must also be given to the s…

Critical minerals race moves beyond mining for India

Defaults threaten China's spending push

Why a Pakistani cleric issued fatwa against cryptos

Hyderabad Parents Claim School Told Student To Learn 'Kalma' For Homework

The family has accused the school of causing mental distress to the child

State liable to pay compensation in manual scavenging deaths even if labourers were employed by private individuals: Bombay High Court

Bombay High Court directs Maharashtra to pay ₹30 lakh compensation for manual scavenging deaths