WB Junior Doctors' Front Crisis Deepens as Leader Quits
Aniket Mahata resigns from WBJDF, citing lack of representation from all medical colleges. RDA of RG Kar withdraws support, escalating the internal rift. Key details inside.
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Ukraine's Southern Front Cracks, Hulyaipole a Grey Zone
Russian forces advance in Zaporizhzhia, turning Hulyaipole into a contested grey zone. Kyiv struggles with manpower as Moscow projects confidence. Read the latest battlefield analysis.
Key RG Kar Protest Figure Aniket Mahata Quits WBJDF
Aniket Mahata, a leading voice in the RG Kar rape-murder protests, resigns from WB Junior Doctors' Front, citing undemocratic election processes. Read the full story on the internal rift.
Goa to Penalise Power Consumers for Exceeding Sanctioned Load
Goa's electricity department will penalise domestic consumers who exceed their contracted load. Learn about the new rules, penalties, and how to regularise your load to avoid fines.
1986 New Year: DRI Probes, Sri Lanka Peace, Ershad Lifts Ban
A look back at Jan 1, 1986: DRI probes lavish parties, India urges Sri Lanka on Tamil peace, Bangladesh's Ershad lifts politics ban, and IDF actions in Lebanon. Revisit history.
Over 58k use MSEDCL's online name change in two months
Maharashtra's MSEDCL sees massive adoption of its automated online services for electricity connection name changes and load enhancements, reducing office visits for consumers.
CPI: LDF's Kerala Poll Defeat is a People's Warning
CPI state secretary Binoy Viswam stated the Left Democratic Front's loss in Kerala's local body elections serves as a public warning. Read the analysis and political implications.
Goa Electricity Dept to Penalize for Exceeding Load
Goa's electricity department will impose penalties on domestic consumers who exceed their contracted load. Learn how to regularize your load to avoid fines.
Saudi Bombs Yemen Port After UAE Arms Shipment to Separatists
Saudi Arabia launched airstrikes on Yemen's Mukalla port after a UAE weapons shipment arrived for separatist forces, escalating tensions in the war-torn nation and straining the Gulf alliance. Read the full analysis.
Pakistan Lifts Martial Law After 8 Years in 1985
On Dec 31, 1985, President Zia-ul-Haq ended Pakistan's 8-year martial law but kept strict controls. Explore the historic day's key events and muted public response. Read more.
19 Acquitted in 2012 ABVP Activist Murder Case
Mavelikkara court acquits 19 Campus Front activists in the 2012 murder of ABVP's Vishal Kumar, citing insufficient evidence. Prosecution plans High Court appeal.
Odisha Doctor Shortage: 1 for 1,735 People, Strikes Hit Hospitals
Odisha faces a severe healthcare manpower crisis with 1 doctor per 1,735 people, leading to strikes, patient suffering, and high court scrutiny. Read about the govt's recruitment plan.
BLF Claims Killing 10 Pakistani Soldiers in Balochistan
Baloch Liberation Front claims responsibility for attacks killing 10 Pakistani soldiers across Balochistan. Read the full report on escalating conflict in the region.
Teachers Reject Compensation for Colleagues Killed on Poll Duty
Teacher associations in Moga reject Rs 10 lakh compensation for a couple who died on election duty, demanding Rs 2 crore each and job assurances for their children. Candle marches continue.
Bomb Cyclone Sweeps US, Heavy Snow and Blizzards Forecast
A powerful 'bomb cyclone' triggers a severe winter storm across the US, bringing heavy snow, blizzards, and damaging winds from Montana to Maine. The NWS warns of hazardous conditions.
IndiGo Hits Record Passengers Before Operational Crisis
IndiGo carried 96.93 lakh passengers in Nov 2025, a historic high, just before a major operational meltdown in December. Explore the data and what it reveals about India's aviation growth and challenges. Read more.
Talking While Driving Slows Your Eyes, Study Finds
New research from Fujita Health University shows that conversations, even hands-free, delay crucial eye movements needed for safe driving. Learn why this cognitive distraction is more dangerous than you think.
Teacher Couple Death: Protests Over Rs 10 Lakh Ex-Gratia
Teacher associations in Punjab reject Rs 10 lakh compensation for a couple who died en route to election duty. They demand Rs 2 crore each, education, and job assurance for the children. Candle marches continue.
Navi Mumbai Airport's Strong Passenger Debut
Navi Mumbai International Airport records impressive 71% arrival and 83% departure load on its first operational day, with a significant overnight surge indicating positive traveller response.
Jets Uncover Shocking Plot Against Team President
The New York Jets allege a fired executive orchestrated false sexual harassment claims against President Hymie Elhai. Explore the explosive internal investigation findings and legal battle.
Bathinda: Protests Over Compensation for Teacher Couple's Death
Teacher associations in Bathinda demand Rs 2 crore compensation for a couple who died on election duty. Candle marches planned as family seeks justice. Read more.
Klay Thompson Game-Time Decision for Mavericks vs Warriors
Klay Thompson is listed as day-to-day with left knee pain ahead of the Mavericks' Christmas clash with the Warriors. Will he face his former team? Details on the injury and team strategy inside.
WWI Christmas Truce: The Day Football Stopped the War
On Christmas Day 1914, British & German soldiers laid down guns for a football match in no man's land. Discover the untold story of humanity amid war. Read more.
Front Load Washers: Space-Saving Solution for Compact Homes
Discover how front load washing machines save space, cut bills, and simplify laundry in small Indian homes. Learn their key benefits for compact living.
China's Balancing Act: Calm with India, Weapons for Pakistan
A new Pentagon report reveals China's strategic balancing in South Asia: engaging India diplomatically while boosting Pakistan's military. What does this mean for India's security? Read the full analysis.
Punjab Teachers Protest Mandatory Bridge Course
Punjab's experienced teachers with up to 20 years of service protest a mandatory Rs 25,000 bridge course, calling it harassment. Unions demand immediate withdrawal of the order.
Three parties, including TMC, join UDF alliance in Kerala
The UDF alliance in Kerala gains strength as three parties, including TMC, formally join to oppose LDF's policies. Get the latest political updates from the state.
Teacher Unions Protest in Ludhiana Over Election Duty Deaths
Teacher unions in Ludhiana staged a mass protest over fatal mismanagement in Zila Parishad polls, demanding Rs 2 crore for families of deceased teachers and an end to hazardous duties. Read their key demands.
NIA: PFI tried to procure arms from neighbouring nations
NIA counsel reveals Popular Front of India attempted to procure arms from neighbouring countries. Court hears arguments on charges against 20 PFI leaders. Read the full details.
NIA: PFI planned to capture South India during Pak war
The NIA has told a Delhi court that the PFI was India's greatest internal threat, with plans to attack from the south during a conflict with Pakistan. Read the full details of the charges.
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