Controversy erupts as Maharashtra DVET imports Chinese-made BenQ panels, bypassing ‘Make in India’ guidelines

The Maharashtra DVET’s procurement of LCD panels for smart classrooms has sparked controversy as Chinese-made BenQ panels, lacking mandated certifications, were imported, deviating from the “Make in India” initiative. The procurement, allegedly favouring BenQ, raised eyebrows for surpassing average costs. The process, conducted through GEM, sidestepped guidelines, leading to concerns about transparency and fair...

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Hundreds evacuated as flood disaster unfolds in northeastern Australia

Stranded residents sheltered on a hospital roof as flash floods swamped northeastern Australia. More than 200 people were evacuated overnight due to the floods. Military helicopters have been dispatched to help the areas cut off by the floods. The state of Queensland is experiencing damaging winds and driving rain after Tropical Cyclone Jasper hit...

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Ukraine-based Russian paramilitaries claim cross-border attack

The Ukrainian-based paramilitary group, Freedom of Russia Legion, claimed responsibility for a cross-border attack into Russia’s Belgorod region near Terebreno village. The group, designated as terrorist in Russia, stated that it destroyed a platoon stronghold of Russian troops and left mines behind. The claims of the group could not be verified. Earlier, the governor...

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US Senate staffer fired after allegedly having sex in hearing room

A US Senate staffer, Aidan Maese-Czeropski, embroiled in controversy for allegedly recording a sexual encounter in a congressional hearing room, has been terminated. Maese-Czeropski is considering legal action. The explicit video, released by the Daily Caller, depicts two men engaging in sexual activities in what seems to be Hart 216, the judiciary room. The...

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Horse Racing: Oisin, Jendayi rule in Indian 1000 Guineas

Guided by the world-renowned jockey Oisin Murphy, Jendayi showcased her prowess in the saddle by convincingly defeating her rivals and securing a remarkable victory in the Trilegal Indian 1000 Guineas. This race marked the inaugural Classic of the season and was the featured event in Sunday’s Mumbai races.

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Australia set to maintain winning formula for second Test against Pakistan

Australia will field an unchanged XI in the upcoming second Test against Pakistan in Melbourne, with Lance Morris omitted, confirming confidence in the victorious lineup from the recent Perth Test. Australia dominated the opening Test, clinching a 360-run victory within four days. Nathan Lyon claimed his 500th wicket, adding to the team’s triumph. Opener...

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UP man fakes his own death to usurp ancestral property, held in Kutch

A 28-year-old UP man, Ramkaran Chauhan, attempted to fake his own murder to gain control of his ancestral property by blaming his father and three brothers. He and his wife Gudiya planned the scheme after being thrown out of the house due to a property dispute. Chauhan lived incognito in different parts of the...

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Over 12,000 runners compete at 8th edition of Vedanta Pink City Half Marathon

The race, extending across 3 categories of 21-km Half Marathon, 10-km Cool Run and 5-km Dream Run, was flagged off from Jagatupra by newly appointed Rajasthan chief minister, Bhajan Lal Sharma.

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Tourists can now enjoy cheetah sightings; two released in Kuno

Madhya Pradesh forest officials release two male cheetahs, Agni and Vayu, into the wilderness of Kuno National Park, marking a historic moment in wildlife conservation. The cheetahs were strategically released in the Ahera tourism zone, enhancing the park’s allure for safari visits. The release follows the careful monitoring of fifteen cheetahs housed in enclosures...

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