'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…
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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.…
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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…
Blinkit drops 10-minute delivery claim amid worker welfare concerns; Swiggy, Zepto may follow
Blinkit has removed its 10-minute delivery claim following concerns over gig worker safety. The move comes after Labour Ministry discussions…
Congress leader Sampath Kumar denies extortion charge, alleges false campaign
AICC Secretary and former MLA SA Sampath Kumar refuted allegations of harassment and extortion after Shree Bhramara Infrastructures Private Limited…
Auto debit of traffic challans is unconstitutional, assault on fundamental rights: BRS MLC Sravan
BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan criticised Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s proposal to auto-debit traffic challans directly from vehicle owners’ bank…
AIMIM gears up for Maharashtra municipal elections
AIMIM concludes its campaign for Maharashtra’s 29 municipal corporation elections. The party is contesting in 24 corporations, focusing on minority…
Man dies after electric scooter battery explodes while charging in Haryana
A 55-year-old labourer died after his electric scooter battery exploded while charging at his home in Narnaul, Haryana. The blast…
8 terror camps on IB, LoC still active, under watch: Army chief
Indian Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi said eight terror camps—two near the IB and six across the LoC—remain active. He…