J&K CM Seeks Maharashtra, Gujarat Tourism Partnership
Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah appeals to travel stakeholders in Maharashtra and Gujarat to help promote the UT as a safe, year-round destination after the Pahalgam terror attack.
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Girl Reunited with Father at Gangasagar Mela After 10-Hour Search
A 10-year-old girl from Bihar, who lost her mother in the Mahakumbh fire last year, was reunited with her father at Gangasagar Mela after a 10-hour search by cops and amateur radio operators.
Who Runs India's Private Schools? Data Gap Threatens Future
India's private schools educate over 125 million children, yet no reliable registry exists for their operators. This transparency gap hampers policy and parent choices, putting the nation's demographic dividend at risk.
Verizon Outage Hits Thousands, Credits Promised
Verizon faces major cellular and data outage affecting over 175,000 users. Company acknowledges issue, apologizes, and offers account credits while working to restore services.
Verizon Outage Hits US, Cities Warn on 911 Calls
A major Verizon outage on Wednesday disrupted cellular services nationwide, with reports peaking at over 175,000. Cities like New York warned residents about potential 911 call issues.
Uttarakhand Targets Natural Healing Destination Status
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami highlights Uttarakhand's potential as a natural healing hub, urging tour operators to lead branding efforts for the state's wellness tourism.
Telecom Operators Seek TRAI Help Over NMIA Network Issue
Telecom operators have written to TRAI seeking intervention in the mobile network blackout at Navi Mumbai International Airport due to high infrastructure charges.
Navi Mumbai Airport Denies Telecom Operators' Allegations
Navi Mumbai International Airport Private Ltd refutes telecom companies' claims about mobile connectivity issues and excessive infrastructure charges, explaining their neutral-host telecom model.
BAI Responds to Danish Players' India Open Complaints
BAI general secretary Sanjay Mishra defends India Open conditions after Danish players Anders Antonsen and Mia Blichfeldt criticize venue, citing pollution and dirty courts.
BAI Defends India Open Amid Danish Players' Pollution Criticism
The Badminton Association of India rejects Danish players' complaints about playing conditions at India Open 2026, calling it a successful test event for upcoming World Championships.
BAI Denies Poor Conditions Claims at India Open 2026
The Badminton Association of India has strongly refuted recent reports alleging inadequate playing conditions at the upcoming India Open 2026, asserting full preparedness.
Danish Shuttler Slams India Open Venue as 'Dirty, Unhealthy'
World No. 20 Mia Blichfeldt criticizes playing conditions at Indira Gandhi Stadium, warning of player safety risks months before World Championships.
COAI Seeks Telecom Tax Cuts in Budget 2026
The Cellular Operators Association of India has called for a reduction in telecom levies and GST relief in the upcoming Union Budget 2026 to boost the sector's growth and affordability.
Delhi World Championships Boost India Open: BAI Secretary
BAI General Secretary Sanjay Mishra says hosting the BWF World Championships in Delhi gives Indian players extra motivation to perform at the India Open. Read more.
Silver Jumps 6% to Rs 2.65 Lakh/kg, Gold at New Peak
Silver prices skyrocketed by Rs 15,000 to a historic Rs 2.65 lakh per kg, while gold touched a lifetime high of Rs 1.44 lakh per 10g. Discover the market drivers and what this means for investors.
Virk Praises Telangana Kho Kho Association's National C'ship Efforts
Kho Kho Federation of India Secretary General Upkar Singh Virk commends the Telangana Kho Kho Association for excellent arrangements at the 57th Senior National Championship. Discover the impact on the sport's growth.
Japan's Hamamatsu, Ahmedabad celebrate kite bond at AMA exhibition
Ahmedabad and its Japanese sister city Hamamatsu celebrate shared kite culture with 'Patang-o-dori' exhibition. Event part of 50-year India-Japan friendship fest. Read more.
Demand to Name Cellular Jail Cells After Bengal Freedom Fighters
A Kolkata research academy demands 12 cells at Port Blair's Cellular Jail be named after Bengal revolutionaries from the Alipore Bomb Case. Learn about their forgotten struggle and the call for historical recognition.
CJI Surya Kant's Emotional Return to Hisar Court on Jan 9
Hisar Bar Association prepares a grand welcome for CJI Justice Surya Kant on Jan 9. Over 50 judges to attend this historic event at Hisar Court Complex. Read more.
ED Links Hawala Money from Coal Scam to I-PAC in Raids
ED raids uncover hawala trail linking coal smuggling syndicate's proceeds to political consultancy I-PAC. Searches conducted in Delhi & West Bengal. Details inside.
KWA Bans Consecutive Shifts for Pump House Staff
Kerala Water Authority MD P B Nooh issues order banning consecutive shifts for pump operators after reports of 24-hour duties and absenteeism. New shift rotation charts mandated for safety and labour law compliance.
Goyal Invites Liechtenstein to Invest in India via EFTA Deal
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal urges Liechtenstein companies to leverage the India-EFTA free trade agreement for investment and manufacturing partnerships. Explore the $100 billion opportunity.
Tendulkar Applauds India's Blind Cricket World Cup Champions
Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar praises India's blind cricket team after their T20 World Cup triumph in Birmingham. He highlights resilience and the true meaning of vision. Read the inspiring story!
Bombay HC Stays Maharashtra Cricket Association Election
Bombay High Court halts MCA's January 6 apex council election, questioning the 'hot haste' addition of 400 new voter-members including Rohit Pawar's family. Read the full details.
Paid Parking on 35 Roads in Bengaluru CBD Proposed
Bengaluru's civic body plans to introduce paid parking on 35 key CBD roads via private operators for three years. Learn about the new parking policy and its impact.
COAI Flags Lack of Transparency in D2M Broadcast Tests
Cellular Operators Association of India criticizes the secretive testing of direct-to-mobile broadcasting technology, warning of spectrum interference and market disruption. Learn the full story.
India's Urea Imports More Than Double: FAI Data
India's urea fertilizer imports skyrocketed by 120.3% to 7.17 million tonnes during April-November 2024-25, reveals FAI data. Explore the causes and impact on agriculture.
Goa Minister Acts on Unauthorized Yacht Use at Panaji Jetty
Goa's River Navigation Minister Subhash Phal Desai vows to streamline Panaji's floating jetty operations, curb unauthorized yacht services and illegal casino parking to boost state revenue.
Govt Plans Cheaper Loans to Accelerate Private E-Bus Rollout
India plans a new financing scheme to lower borrowing costs for private electric bus operators through Sidbi and Nabard, addressing high capital costs after lender caution from the BluSmart collapse.
Mitochondria, Not Just Hormones, Key to Women's Health
New science reveals mitochondrial health is the missing link in women's wellness, from fertility to aging. Move beyond hormonal fixes to understand cellular energy. Read more.
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