Search for terrorists in J&K's Budgam forest enters second day
As the area of operation falls in the vicinity of Doodhpathri, authorities have asked tourists not to visit the tourist location until further orders, officials said
As the area of operation falls in the vicinity of Doodhpathri, authorities have asked tourists not to visit the tourist location until further orders, officials said
Among them were Rajesh Kannan (50), his wife Anandhi (43), relatives of Akash Delison, who allegedly died in police custody at the Manamadurai police station in March this year.
Cattle feed will be available at reduced rates throughout September 2026 across all primary dairy cooperative societies in the Malabar region
IIT Madras Pravartak, SWAYAM Plus to offer multi-cloud foundation and security programme online
Justice V. Lakshminarayanan says that retaining the footage even for a minute less than 18 months would amount to a breach of the orders passed by the Supreme Court and the High Court
From typewriters and landlines to pagers, email and smartphones, technology has transformed the way journalism is practised. Reporting has become faster and more immediate, but the old rhythms of journalism have faded. As news moves at the speed of a message, reporters have lost time once spent building relationships, having conversations and discovering stories beyond the official version
Photojournalists helped anchor the newsroom, filing images amidst citywide curfews, naxalite shoot-outs. They navigated assignments carrying darkroom kits into makeshift hotel setups, processing negatives manually, rushing against time to transmit images via standalone fax machines over single telephone lines – often sending the solitary photograph that would inform the nation the next morning.
According to the office of the Relief Commissioner, around 3.53 lakh people have been affected by the floods. As many as 17,544 people have been moved to safer locations, while 4,847 people are currently staying in relief shelters.
The poster of the former Prime Minister was put up, in which the ex-PM said, “Israel must return the lands of Arabs it has occupied. The lawful rights of the Palestinians must be established”
What started as a 15-day maiden fishing trip for seven fishermen from Konaseema district, quickly became a nightmare after their boat’s engine failure left them drifting helplessly at sea and bringing them close encounters with giant creatures like whales. T. Appala Naidu highlights the harrowing ordeal.
Hubballi has a growing technology and entrepreneurial base; Dharwad has strong academic and research institutions, while Belagavi has an established base in aerospace, precision engineering and advanced manufacturing
Sharing a video posted by The Hindu on X, Chief Minister highlights driver Paul Kurian’s devotion to duty
Home Department on Thursday constituted an SIT, headed by ADGP, Law and Order, P. Vijayan, to conduct a comprehensive probe into previous government’s alleged collaboration with a private sponsor
Home Minister says Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) P. Vijayan will lead the team
The death toll from last week's flash floods in Nepal has risen to at least 1,259 after rescue workers recovered more bodies from affected areas, according to Nepalese authorities
Union Government has abolished interview for Group B, C and D posts, says Congress vice-president S.A. Hussain
Following a complaint from a consumer to Health Minister U.T. Khader, food safety inspectors from the Food Safety and Drug Administration Department conducted an inspection at a Blinkit stock and supply unit
India’s first imaging satellite in geosynchronous orbit lifts off successfully from the spaceport in a pre-dawn mission.
States must move beyond a response-oriented approach and focus on preventive mitigation, risk reduction, and community-level readiness, says Home Secretary; stresses need for better early warning systems
Live-streaming and virtual hearings have brought transparency and scrutiny to courtrooms. But footage is often snipped and uploaded onto social media platforms, sometimes stripped of context and repackaged for clicks. The Supreme Court has moved to restrict their circulation. Aaratrika Bhaumik examines what the interim order could mean for public access, judicial accountability, and the youth, which is accustomed to consuming bite-sized news