India has questioned the effectiveness of the UN Security Council in resolving the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Sanjay Verma, Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs, stated that the international community must ask why the Security Council, tasked with maintaining peace and security, has been rendered ineffective. Verma emphasized the need for reform and...
Read MoreParineeti Chopra and beau Raghav Chadha left for Udaipur on Friday morning, from Delhi airport.
Read MoreTanushree refuses to speak about Nana Patekar as it would give publicity to his upcoming film with Vivek Agnihotri.
Read MoreVijay Hazare’s 121-year-old bungalow in Vadodara, India, known as “Pushpakoot,” is facing demolition. The building, which holds historical significance as the residence of the late Indian cricket captain, has been approved for demolition by the state legal department. Heritage lovers have expressed disappointment and have requested that the building be preserved as part of...
Read MoreSt Augustine’s case: Attempt to bribe Calcutta HC-appointed officer
Read MoreFrenchwoman dies after falling off ‘damaged’ railing at Fatehpur Sikri
Read More“Little Women” by Louisa May Alcott is a metaphorical novel that explores the challenges and resilience of the four March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy. The story follows their journey through adolescence and young adulthood, tackling themes of personal growth, independence, and the importance of family bonds. Jo March, the central character, embodies...
Read MoreThe Supreme Court has refused to interfere with the order of the Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA) directing Karnataka to release 5,000 cusecs of water per day to Tamil Nadu until September 27. The Karnataka government is holding consultations with legal experts to decide whether to comply with the order or seek a reduction...
Read MoreIndia has participated in a meeting in Vienna to resolve a dispute with Pakistan over hydroelectric projects in Jammu and Kashmir. The meeting, convened by a neutral expert, was attended by representatives from both countries. India has chosen not to participate in parallel proceedings conducted by an illegally constituted Court of Arbitration.
Read MoreAlmost 24 years after his close encounter with death, Major D P Singh, a Kargil war veteran, and India’s first blade runner, met Colonel Rajinder Singh, a former anaesthetist in the Indian Army, who had revived him during the Kargil flare-up when he was declared dead on account of injuries caused by a mortar...
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