Oxford India-Pakistan Debate Cancelled in Farce
Oxford Union debate on India's Pakistan policy descends into chaos as Pakistani delegation fails to show. Indian participants accuse organizers of mismanagement and bias. Read the full story.
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PU Senate Elections Get 2026 Schedule After Protests
Vice President approves Panjab University Senate election schedule for 2026, ending governance stalemate. Student protests lead to restoration of democratic structure. Key dates announced.
Centre Notifies Panjab University Senate Election Schedule
The central government has officially notified the Panjab University Senate elections with Vice President's approval. Polling scheduled for July 5-6, results on July 8. Key details inside.
PU Wins 4 Medals at Khelo India University Games
Panjab University continues medal streak at Khelo India University Games 2025, securing 2 gold, 1 silver, and 1 bronze across shooting, athletics, and yoga disciplines.
Karoline Leavitt Fires Back at Reporter in Heated Exchange
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defends Trump's Ukraine policy in fiery press conference. Watch the dramatic exchange and get latest updates.
PU's Mehak Singh wins gold at Khelo India University Games
Panjab University begins Khelo India University Games campaign with gold medal in judo by Mehak Singh. Discover how PU athletes dominated multiple sports in Udaipur.
DOJ Defends Trump's AP Ban from Oval Office
US Justice Department defends Trump administration's decision to bar Associated Press from Oval Office access, citing security concerns. Read the legal battle details.
Bengaluru Teens: Family Ties Boost Happiness
New survey reveals Bengaluru teenagers find happiness through family connections. Discover how strong family bonds contribute to moderate happiness levels among city youth.
Kissing Evolved 21 Million Years Ago: Oxford Study
Groundbreaking research reveals kissing originated 16-21 million years ago in primates. Discover how this intimate behavior evolved across species and what it reveals about human connection.
Neanderthals and Humans Shared Love, Not Just War
New Oxford study reveals humans and Neanderthals kissed and interbred, challenging the 'killer ape' theory. Discover how cooperation shaped our history. Read more!
Pune Police Year-Long Campus Safety Plan Unveiled
Pune Police launches comprehensive year-long roadmap for campus safety addressing drunk driving, drugs, cyber security and women's safety. Plan runs till December 2026.
Patna DM: Media is crucial pillar of democracy
Patna DM Thiyagarajan SM highlighted media's vital role in democracy and the fight against misinformation during National Press Day celebrations. Read his full address.
India's Press Freedom Rank 151 in 2025 Index
India climbs 8 spots to rank 151st in World Press Freedom Index 2025 as National Press Day highlights media credibility challenges. Essential reading for UPSC aspirants.
Next Economy Forum 2025 Achieves Landmark Success
The Next Economy Forum 2025 concluded successfully at House of Lords & Oxford University, featuring global leaders and focusing on sustainable economic transformation. Discover key outcomes!
Marwadi University Debuts at Rank 353 in QS Asia 2026
Marwadi University achieves historic debut at rank 353 in QS Asia University Rankings 2026, becoming Gujarat's top private university and Asia's youngest institution at this level.
White House Press Briefing Sparks Viral Lisa Kudrow Memes
Karine Jean-Pierre's recent press briefing went viral as social media users compared her delivery to Lisa Kudrow's parody character in Netflix's 'Death to 2020,' sparking widespread online discussion and memes.
Chandigarh University Tops QS Asia Rankings 3rd Year
Chandigarh University achieves historic three-peat as India's top private university in prestigious QS Asia University Rankings 2026, showcasing exceptional academic excellence and global recognition.
Zohran Mamdani: Oxford-educated NYC Mayor Hopeful
Discover how Zohran Mamdani's Oxford education and unique background position him as a potential game-changer in New York City's political landscape. Learn about his qualifications and progressive vision.
Panjab University Protests UGC Scrapping Decision
Panjab University Senate members stage massive protest against Centre's decision to scrap UGC, calling it an attack on federal structure and academic autonomy.
BJP slams Rahul Gandhi's vote chori allegations as diversion
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju counters Rahul Gandhi's vote theft claims in Haryana, calling it a desperate political maneuver. Get the full breakdown of the heated exchange and what it means for upcoming state polls.
Rahul Gandhi: BJP's Vote Chori Like Hydrogen Bomb
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accuses BJP of electoral manipulation in Bihar, comparing their tactics to a 'hydrogen bomb' while demanding transparency from Election Commission.
Kashmir Crackdown on Fake Journalists: Media Cleanup Operation
Jammu & Kashmir administration takes strict action against fraudulent journalists operating without credentials. Learn about the verification drive and its impact on media integrity.
Laura Loomer Gets Pentagon Press Credentials
Controversial conservative activist Laura Loomer receives Department of Defense press credentials, raising questions about media access and political affiliations in military reporting.
White House Press Secretary's Photoshop Fail Goes Viral
Karine Jean-Pierre becomes internet sensation as netizens spot obvious Photoshop edits in family photo with 60-year-old husband. Social media erupts with memes and criticism.
Oxford Dropout to Microsoft AI Chief: Mustafa Suleyman's Journey
Discover how Mustafa Suleyman dropped out of Oxford, co-founded DeepMind, and now leads Microsoft's AI revolution in this inspiring career story.
Pakistan Press Freedom Crisis Deepens in 2025
A shocking new report reveals Pakistan's press freedom has hit alarming new lows in 2025, with journalists facing violence, censorship, and political pressure under the new government.
IFJ Slams Pakistan's Growing Crisis Against Journalists
The International Federation of Journalists reveals shocking details about the dangerous environment for media professionals in Pakistan, with censorship, violence, and economic pressures creating an unprecedented crisis.
Punjab Newspaper Crisis: Deliveries Halted
Punjab residents face information blackout as newspaper deliveries stall amid police action against protesting employees. Essential daily reading disrupted across the state.
Tribune Reporter Attacked in Ludhiana, Mic Snatched
A Tribune journalist was violently assaulted and had his equipment stolen while covering an event in Ludhiana's Daresi Ground area. The incident raises serious concerns about journalist safety in Punjab.
PU Overhaul: Centre's Takeover Plan Sparks Crisis
The Central Government's controversial proposal to replace Panjab University's 74-year-old Senate with a Board of Governors ignites political warfare and constitutional challenges in Chandigarh.
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