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CJI Surya Kant says environmental issues have no geographical boundaries, calls for global deliberation

New Delhi, Sept. 19 -- Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Saturday welcomed the National Green Tribunal's initiative to organise an international conference on environmental and climate issues, sayi... Read More


Quimcy Dsouza to play for bronze at Asian Games, suffers defeat in teqball women's singles semi-final

India, Sept. 19 -- Quimcy Dsouza will now fight for bronze in the women's singles teqball at the ongoing Asian Games 2026, after losing the semi-final to Indonesia's Sumaya. The 24-year-old went down ... Read More


No bed rest needed: How total knee replacement is becoming a fast-track, daycare procedure

India, Sept. 19 -- Imagine undergoing a total knee replacement in the afternoon and walking out of the hospital the very next morning, or even the same evening, unassisted and ready to resume your dai... Read More


The police chief who objects, delays-and ultimately complies

Kathmandu, Sept. 19 -- When IGP Dan Bahadur Karki attended a meeting of the Public Accounts Committee last month, he was not in the mood to mince his words. After patiently listening to members of par... Read More


"Bald look is for project.friend passed away two months back": Salman Khan hits back at trolls over "hair transplant" comments

Mumbai, Sept. 19 -- The latest Weekend Ka Vaar episode on Bigg Boss 20 saw a completely different side of superstar Salman Khan as the actor took on trolls over comments about his appearance and also ... Read More


"It gave me a second chance in life": Sunil Gavaskar recalls Garry Sobers' dropped catches

Bengaluru, Sept. 19 -- Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar reflected on how two dropped catches by former West Indies great Sir Garfield Sobers gave his international career a second chance, drawing ... Read More


Colleges told to curb risky activities during educational tours

Bengaluru, Sept. 19 -- Educational tours organised by Karnataka's government first-grade colleges will come under stricter supervision, with the Department of Collegiate Education introducing a series... Read More


Govt employees' house rent rises. Who gets what?

Dhaka, Sept. 19 -- The government has set new house rent allowances for public servants under the new pay structure, with rates varying by grade and posting area. The benefits linked to basic pay wil... Read More


Malaysia must pursue legal action against Indonesia over transboundary haze - Shahrul Mizan Ismail

Kuala Lampur, Sept. 19 -- The duty to prevent dangerous pollution does not begin when a neighbouring government sends a letter. Malaysia should prepare an international claim over transboundary haze w... Read More


Should you take a personal loan for your wedding or use savings? Experts explain the smarter money choice

New Delhi, Sept. 19 -- A wedding is clearly a major life event for an individual. Still, while gearing up for celebrations is extremely important, so is the financial planning behind the entire weddin... Read More