SC/ST status issue: CPI (ML) Mass urges Supreme Court to review caste status verdict
CPI (M-L) Mass Line state secretary Potu Ranga Rao has called on the Supreme Court to reconsider its ruling that…
Day: March 25, 2026
Three AIMIM leaders arrested for hate speech in Meerut
Meerut Police arrested three AIMIM leaders for allegedly delivering provocative speeches at an Eid Milan event. The action followed a…
US President Trump to visit China in May after Gulf war delay
US President Donald Trump will travel to China on May 14–15 for a rescheduled summit with President Xi Jinping, following…
India to play T20Is against Ireland on June 26 and June 28: BCCI
India will play two T20 Internationals against Ireland in Belfast on June 26 and 28, the BCCI announced. The series…
Students’ ‘Chalo Assembly’ protest sparks clashes in Hyderabad
Protests by Students Federation of India and All India Students Federation near the Telangana Assembly led to detentions as activists…
If Superstitions Worked, Terrorists Could Be Killed With Needle: Devendra Fadnavis
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IPL 2026 is likely to be MS Dhoni’s last year in the yellow jersey, says Robin Uthappa
Robin Uthappa believes IPL 2026 could be MS Dhoni’s final season with Chennai Super Kings, while backing Ruturaj Gaikwad as…
Harish Rao dares Revanth Reddy to contest from Siddipet, predicts BRS return to power
BRS leader T Harish Rao challenged CM A Revanth Reddy to contest Siddipet, predicting Congress’s defeat in the next Assembly…
FCRA amendment bill introduced in Lok Sabha amid opposition concerns
The government introduced the FCRA Amendment Bill in the Lok Sabha, aiming to ensure transparency in foreign funding and curb…
Where did the ancient Greeks and Romans think lightning came from?
Ancient cultures, including those of Zeus and Jupiter, viewed lightning as divine power, though thinkers like Seneca sought natural explanations.…