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NEET protest: SC appoints five-member panel to examine police action, violence

The panel will examine allegations including excessive force, use of pellet guns, targeted violence and harassment of female protesters.

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India removes queue liner outside Pakistan High Commission after Islamabad pole removal

The removal of the queue liner in Delhi follows a reciprocal move by Pakistan amid strained ties between the two countries.

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Treesa-Gayatri enter World Championships quarterfinals

Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand are now one win away from securing a World Championships medal.

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NSUI criticises NCERT textbook team over alleged links with RSS

The student body has demanded that the team be reconstituted with independent educationists, political science scholars and constitutional experts.

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‘Even ministers’ dogs get better facilities’: Dipke demands Maharashtra minister’s resignation

Dipke said students in some govt schools were being made to study in unsafe and unhygienic conditions, including leaking roofs and inadequate infrastructure.

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Former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar, convicted in 1984 anti-Sikh riots, dies

The former Congress MP was convicted in 2018 over the killing of five Sikhs and the burning of a gurdwara during the 1984 riots.

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‘South is India’s economic engine’: Shivakumar seeks fairer funds, representation

Shivakumar said Karnataka’s share in the divisible tax pool had fallen from 4.7% to 3.6%, costing the state an estimated ₹65,000 crore over six years.

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Belagavi officials allege blackmail by RTI activists, fake journalists

The officials accused some RTI applicants of seeking old information without apparent public interest and later threatening them with complaints or protests.

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TN parties, including Congress, vows to stop Mekedatu project

Tamil Nadu Congress president Manickam Tagore said his party would not allow Karnataka to lay “even a single brick” for the Mekedatu project.

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Bengaluru: Clear all footpath encroachments by August-end, says KBG

Minister Krishna Byre Gowda ordered stricter action against repeat encroachers, including seizure of materials and double penalties.