Dozens hurt and detained as JNUSU protest turns tense Police said 25 officers, including ACP Ved Prakash, ACP Sanghamitra, SHO Atul Tyagi and Ajai Yadav, were injured. The main gate of Jawaharlal Nehru University has seen protests before. It has seen poetry, passion, and the slow burn of political dissent. But on Thursday afternoon, February […]
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Zohran Mamdani makes an unexpected White House visit Zohran Mamdani makes an unexpected White House visit, sitting down with President Trump for a rare surprising conversation. The White House press room stood empty, its podiums silent—just a janitor humming softly as he mopped the floor. The photograph is destined for the history books, or perhaps
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Russia and Iran urge peace and dialogue amid Pakistan–Afghanistan ‘open war’ “A nation’s strength isn’t just soldiers, but the peace of mind of its families,” a Pakistani father whispered, hoping his sons never have to prove that strength. The night sky over Kabul turned orange just before dawn. The sound came second—a deafening roar that
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Five heartfelt lessons from Modi’s recent Israel visit Indian Prime Minister backs Netanyahu despite ongoing violence in occupied Palestinian territories, drawing global concern and debate worldwide. The image was designed to symbolize friendship: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, wrapped in a bear hug by Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu. On the surface, it was a warm
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Iran’s top diplomat says talks with US deeply intense The fate of millions hangs on whispers in Geneva. On Thursday, Iran’s top diplomat, Abbas Araghchi, sat across an empty room from the United States, speaking not directly to his adversaries, but through an Omani mediator. After hours of what he called the “most intense and
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Vijay and Rashmika begin forever together in Udaipur After seven years of stolen glances and shared dreams, they finally said “ours” instead of “mine.” The first light of dawn crept over Udaipur’s ancient palaces, painting the sky in soft shades of pink and gold. Inside the quiet corridors of ITC Mementos, away from the cameras
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Tribal children walk miles, pleading for road The rain washed away the blacktop’s pretense, revealing the village truth beneath—just mud, just broken promises. The dust rises in little clouds beneath their bare feet, each step a small prayer carried on the wind. They have walked this path before, these tribal children of Vizianagaram’s agency area—walked
High Court questions illegal Dharmasagar Tank constructions seriously For another month, they wait—hope and fear sharing the same bench, the same silence, the same unanswered prayers. The waters of Dharmasagar tank have watched over this land for generations, their depths holding memories of monsoons past, of farmers’ prayers, of children who once learned to swim
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Census 2027 embraces fully digital India’s future Hours of manual checking vanish. The system whispers, “Correct,” letting engineers finally head home for dinner. India’s 2027 Census Goes Fully Digital: A Game-Changer on the Horizon Picture this: India’s massive Census 2027, ditching dusty clipboards and endless paper forms for sleek handheld devices and smart apps. At
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ED seizes Ambani’s cherished Pali Hill home A family shield, they say, but behind it, a father’s hand still guides what he built. The sprawling Pali Hill estate, with its manicured lawns and whispered memories of family gatherings, now sits at the center of a storm its walls never imagined. For the Enforcement Directorate, ‘Abode’
