‘Kisi aur ke haath se…’: Mahua Moitra lampoons Sonam Wangchuk for ending fast
The TMC MP’s post came as Wangchuk’s wife said written guarantees on protesters, compensation and parliamentary debate persuaded him to end his hunger strike.
The TMC MP’s post came as Wangchuk’s wife said written guarantees on protesters, compensation and parliamentary debate persuaded him to end his hunger strike.
Calling the reports "completely false," Justice Surya Kant criticised sections of the media for claiming that the Court had refused to list a case that had not even been officially filed.
A political row broke out after Congress MP Imran Masood questioned the circumstances under which Sonam Wangchuk ended his hunger strike, prompting a sharp response from the BJP.
In its advisory, the JNU asked members of its academic community to act responsibly and prioritise their personal safety.
Rescue teams have evacuated thousands across Valsad, Navsari and Surat as overflowing rivers, submerged roads and record rainfall continue to disrupt normal life in South Gujarat.
After years of recurring operational difficulties during the annual Rath Yatra, the iconic 67-foot-tall Brahma Taladhwaja, the ceremonial chariot of Lord Baladevjew in Kendrapara, may soon benefit from a blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern engineering.
The farmer has been identified as Sotya Roma Vasave, a resident of Gaman village in Akkalkuwa taluka.
Six of the seven forward-looking cyber threat predictions made in last year's Digital Threat Report have already become a reality, highlighting how the gap between the emergence of new cyber threats and their exploitation has shrunk from years to months or even weeks, according to the second edition of the Digital Threat Report 2025–26 released on Monday.
As millions of devotees are expected to visit Puri for the 16 July Rath Yatra, the Odisha Crime Branch's CID and Puri Police have launched a special cyber safety campaign to protect pilgrims from online fraud and cybercrime during the annual festival.
Northern Railway has recorded significant progress in passenger services during the first quarter (April-June 2026) of the financial year 2026-27. A total of 147,462 passengers travelled on Vande Bharat trains during the period, compared with 80,394 during the same period last year.
