'Have some shame': Iran slams Germany’s Merz for supporting riots
Iran’s foreign minister has accused Germany of double standards and hypocrisy over human rights, following comments by Chancellor Friedrich Merz…
Year: 2026
Exhausted Himalayan vulture rescued, prepared for release in Singapore
A rare Himalayan vulture was rescued in a dehydrated and exhausted state from a Singapore highway and is undergoing rehabilitation.…
Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu says governance restored after years of dysfunction
Andhra Pradesh CM N Chandrababu Naidu said governance has been restored after years of alleged dysfunction. Welfare schemes deposited over…
Telangana youth protest district reorganisation, demand immediate job notifications
Unemployed youth in Telangana have criticised the Congress government’s district reorganisation plan, calling it a delay tactic for recruitment. They…
100 writers pull out of Australia arts event after Palestinian author disinvited
Around 100 writers and four board members have resigned from Australia’s leading Adelaide Festival following a ban on the appearance…
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Para shuttlers Sukant, Pramod look for winning start
India’s para badminton team kicks off its 2026 season at the SPIRO SPATHIS Egypt Para Badminton International in Cairo. Pramod…
US court orders return of Indian wrongfully deported despite stay
A US federal court ordered immigration authorities to facilitate the return of an Indian national deported in violation of a…
Will ask States to pay heavy compensation for dog-bite incidents: SC
The Supreme Court warned states of “heavy compensation” for dog-bite incidents, criticizing lax enforcement of stray dog norms over five…
BITS Pilani 2026 placement cycle: Over 920 students secure jobs, median salary Rs 28 lakh
BITS Pilani’s first placement cycle saw over 920 students secure jobs, with top salaries exceeding Rs 1 crore. Pilani, Goa,…