Politics
Farooq Abdullah Says Even Sheikh Abdullah Did Not Ban Liquor
Farooq Abdullah remarks that his father Sheikh Abdullah did not impose a liquor ban in J&K, criticizing the current government's decision to ban alcohol in the region.
World
Over 17 Lakh Kanals of State Land Encroached in J&K: Official Data
Official figures reveal more than 17 lakh kanals of state land have been encroached across Jammu and Kashmir, prompting the government to initiate eviction drives and legal actions.
Entertainment
Vanessa Trump Prioritizes Daughter Kai's Birthday Amid Tiger Woods DUI Court Case
Vanessa Trump celebrated daughter Kai Trump's 19th birthday on Instagram, emphasizing her priority, while Tiger Woods faced a court hearing over his prescription records in a DUI case.
Business
Centre Launches Second Tranche of Limestone Block Auctions in J&K
The Indian government has initiated the second phase of limestone block auctions in Jammu and Kashmir, aiming to boost mineral-based industries and economic growth in the region.
Sports
Lifestyle
Technology
Karnataka's First Portal to Automate Electricity Lifecycle
Karnataka is set to introduce a pioneering portal to automate the entire electricity lifecycle, from generation to billing, aiming to enhance efficiency and transparency.
Bengaluru Civic Bodies Race to Clear Drains Before Monsoon
Bengaluru civic bodies accelerate desilting of storm water drains and rajakaluves ahead of monsoon to prevent flooding, North City Commissioner instructs officials.
Bengaluru Auto Fares Surge Nearly 40% Over Standard Rates
Auto-rickshaw fares on ride-hailing apps in Bengaluru are nearly 40% higher than government-set rates, raising concerns over pricing and passenger exploitation.
Nagpur University War Room for Summer 2026 Exams
Nagpur University has established a war room to monitor Summer 2026 examinations and results. Samit Mahore will coordinate evaluation centres, while Satish Shende oversees software. Deans of four faculties are included.
Containers May Be Humanity's First Key Tool
New research suggests that simple containers like bags and baskets, not weapons, may have been humanity's earliest transformative invention, reshaping survival and cooperation.
