Mumbai’s BEST bus horror: 4 dead, 9 hurt, hearts shatter. Tragic: BEST bus reverses, kills 4, injures 9 in Mumbai’s Bhandup. In Mumbai’s bustling Bhandup neighborhood, a heartbreaking tragedy unfolded around 10 pm Monday, when a BEST bus reversed wildly, claiming four precious lives and leaving nine others wounded, their families’ worlds shattered in an […]
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Supreme Court pauses Aravalli hills ruling, hope lingers. Supreme Court notices hearing on Jan 21, new panel to tenderly survey Aravalli hills. In the heart of a heated debate over the fragile Aravalli hills—those ancient sentinels cradling life across Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, and Gujarat—the Supreme Court extended a compassionate pause on Monday, December 29, 2025,
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India greenlights $8.8B boost, troops’ dreams soar. India’s Defence Acquisition Council has greenlit a massive 790 billion rupees ($8.78 billion) package, a heartfelt boost for the brave men and women safeguarding the nation’s skies, seas, and borders from New Delhi’s halls of resolve. This monumental nod on Monday breathes new life into the armed forces,
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CBI Challenges Sengar Bail as Unnao Protests Continue CBI approaches Supreme Court against Sengar’s bail, protests erupt. CBI and survivor’s lawyers opposed Sengar’s petition, while women protested outside court demanding justice for the victim. CBI Approaches Supreme Court Against Kuldeep Singh Sengar’s Bail in Unnao Rape Case The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has taken
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Saudi Arabia, Not the US, Deported Most Indians in 2025 A Startling Migration Reality In a revealing update shared by India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) in the Rajya Sabha, more than 24,600 Indian nationals were deported from a total of 81 countries in 2025 — a figure that reflects the complex and often harsh
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Hyderabad stirs as Prince Mukarram Jah’s son faces removal notice After Mukarram Jah’s passing, his elder son Azmet Jah was formally crowned the ninth Nizam, but the ceremony now faces scrutiny as younger son Azam Jah questions its legitimacy, stirring family tensions. Hyderabad: Feud in Nizam Family Escalates as Azam Jah Faces Removal Notice The
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Rail fares rise from Dec 26, passengers brace for impact Passengers will notice updated fare charts at stations from December 26, reflecting revised ticket prices and reminding travelers to check costs before planning their journeys The Railway Ministry has once again turned the spotlight on passenger fares, officially notifying a hike in train ticket prices
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China slams US report, says it fuels India tensions China has sharply criticized the United States over a recent report that it claims is designed to “sow discord” between Beijing and New Delhi, reigniting an already sensitive triangle of diplomacy involving Asia’s two largest nations and Washington’s growing role in the Indo-Pacific. The strong reaction
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What’s happen in Karbi Anglong as tensions rise sharply Internet was suspended in Karbi Anglong districts after fresh violence erupted during protests over a contentious eviction drive Fresh violence linked to a long-running land eviction dispute has shaken Assam’s Karbi Anglong region, turning a simmering protest into a deadly flashpoint and forcing authorities to impose
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Dhruv Rathee vows to critique ₹300 crore propaganda film Dhruv Rathee promises to critique ₹300 crore film as Dhurandhar soars Political commentator and content creator Dhruv Rathee has once again made headlines with a cryptic message aimed at one of Bollywood’s biggest releases of the year, seemingly taking another jab at the spy thriller Dhurandhar.
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