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9-Year-Old Vyoma's Bravery Honoured on Veer Bal Diwas

On Veer Bal Diwas 2025, India posthumously honoured nine-year-old Vyoma Priya from Coimbatore with the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar for her act of supreme courage. Read her inspiring story.

Bangladesh Protests and India's Electoral Risks

Analyst Bharat Bhushan warns that instability in Dhaka and political polarisation in Delhi could collide, creating unpredictable diplomatic challenges. Read the full analysis.

24 Athletes Get Arjuna, Dhyan Chand Awards; No Khel Ratna

The Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports announced 25 National Sports Awards for 2024, with 24 athletes receiving Arjuna and Dhyan Chand honours. Notably, no athlete was selected for the prestigious Khel Ratna award this year. Discover the full list of winn

Hindi Literary Icon Vinod Kumar Shukla Passes Away

Eminent Hindi writer Vinod Kumar Shukla, recipient of the 59th Jnanpith Award, passed away at AIIMS Raipur on December 23, 2025. Remembering his legacy of simplicity and magic realism in literature.

Odisha: No fuel without PUC certificate

Odisha's transport department mandates oil companies to deny fuel to vehicles lacking a valid PUC certificate. This move aims to combat air pollution and enforce the Motor Vehicles Act. Vehicle owners urged to comply.

MGNREGA shrinks while free food grain scheme grows

Analysis reveals a policy pivot from MGNREGA to free food grains, driven by electoral narratives and short-term visibility. Explore the implications for India's social welfare framework.

Statue of Unity sculptor Ram Vanji Sutar dies at 100

Renowned sculptor Ram Vanji Sutar, creator of the Statue of Unity and other iconic landmarks, passed away at 100. PM Modi leads tributes to the artist who redefined India's monumental landscape.

Why Delhi Can't Copy Beijing's Pollution Model

Experts explain why China's Beijing model for tackling air pollution is not a viable solution for Delhi, highlighting data gaps and differing realities. Learn the crucial distinctions.

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