Explained: Why Punjab Kings wore black armbands against SRH in IPL 2026
Punjab Kings wore black armbands during their IPL 2026 match against Sunrisers Hyderabad to honour the victims of the tragic Vrindavan boat accident.
Punjab Kings wore black armbands during their IPL 2026 match against Sunrisers Hyderabad to honour the victims of the tragic Vrindavan boat accident.
These subsidiary companies, which have been incorporated to focus on real estate and construction projects, mark a strategic expansion in the company’s airport-linked infrastructure development.
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation is organising a week-long campaign to raise awareness about safety while using lifts and escalators across the Delhi Metro network.
As crucial talks between the United States and Iran commenced in Islamabad on Saturday, the Congress party expressed cautious optimism about prospects for peace while mounting a sharp critique of the Centre’s foreign policy, raising what it described as “serious questions” about India’s strategic positioning in a rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Saturday informed that another 312 Indian fishermen have been safely evacuated from Iran to India via Armenia.
The Delhi government’s Transport Department on Saturday uploaded the draft Delhi Electric Vehicle Policy 2026–2030 on its website, proposing a 50 per cent exemption for strong hybrid electric vehicles.
Sanju Samson’s unbeaten 115 guided CSK to 212, while Jamie Overton and Anshul Kamboj starred with the ball in a 23-run win over DC in IPL 2026.
A Muslim woman Councillor of the opposition Congress refused to sing ‘Vande Mataram’, citing Islamic beliefs, during a meeting of the Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) in Indore.
Senior Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Saturday paid tributes to noted social reformer Jyotiba Phule on his birth anniversary, highlighting his lifelong fight against caste discrimination and his enduring contribution to social equality.
Political analyst Tehseen Poonawalla argues that the purpose of the legislation should be to empower ordinary women to enter Parliament and raise issues affecting their constituencies, rather than “nepo-daughters”, spouses, or relatives of political leaders to occupy reserved seats.
