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Alone with fireflies: Kerala woman trekker survives in forest by drinking stream water

Alone with fireflies: Kerala woman trekker survives in forest by drinking stream water

  • Prabhu Deva enjoys simple village life, sleeps on the floor outside house

    Renowned choreographer Prabhu Deva shared glimpses of his simple village life, enjoying nature and minimal comforts. The video highlighted his grounded lifestyle, contrasting with his successful career in dance, choreography, and filmmaking in the entertainment industry
  • Another India-flagged tanker Green Asha crosses Strait of Hormuz amid tensions

    India-flagged vessel Green Asha safely crossed the Strait of Hormuz, becoming the ninth tanker to transit amid tensions with Iran, highlighting continued energy shipments despite risks disrupting global oil supply routes and maritime security concerns
  • India OMCs to pay discounted rates to refiners amid fuel price freeze

    India’s oil marketing firms like Indian Oil Corporation will pay discounted prices to refineries to offset fuel price freeze losses, shifting the burden onto standalone refiners amid rising crude costs and widening under-recoveries across petrol, diesel and ATF
  • UP man held by Delhi police on suspicion of terror links

    Delhi Police Special Cell detained Rizwan Ahmad from Kushinagar over suspected terror links, seizing electronic devices and incriminating material. Authorities are probing his past alleged connections with ISIS and monitoring contacts amid heightened vigilance
  • UN lauds efforts by Indian peacekeepers in opening key corridor in South Sudan

    The UN praised Indian peacekeepers in South Sudan for reopening the flood-affected Malakal–Renk supply route, enhancing mobility and humanitarian aid. India contributes 1,779 personnel to UNMISS, supporting stability, local communities, and peacetime projects like medical and child protection camps
  • SC asks Centre if disabled cadets can be treated as ex-servicemen

    The Supreme Court asked the Centre whether military cadets medically discharged due to training-related disabilities can be granted ex-servicemen status, allowing job reservations. The court also urged exploring insurance, rehabilitation, and enhanced medical support for affected cadets from NDA and IMA
  • HPCL cracks down on LPG malpractices, suspends 10 distributors amid govt action

    Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL) suspended 10 LPG distributors for alleged malpractices, reaffirming its zero-tolerance policy. The move comes amid government efforts to curb misinformation, panic buying, and hoarding, ensuring transparency, accountability, and uninterrupted LPG supply to consumers across India
  • Why Iran targeted Amazon data centres — and what it really means for modern warfare

    Iranian drone strikes targeting commercial data centres in the UAE and Bahrain mark a new phase in warfare, highlighting the strategic importance of cloud infrastructure. The attacks disrupted services and raised concerns over the vulnerability of AI-driven systems and global technology networks
  • Three trampled to death by wild elephants in Jharkhand’s Ramgarh

    Three men, including an elderly person, were killed in Jharkhand’s Ramgarh district after being trampled by wild elephants in two separate incidents. The attacks occurred in Gola police station area, and authorities have sent the bodies for post-mortem examination
  • Christians across Hyderabad observe Good Friday

    Christians across the city observed Good Friday with special services, prayers, and passion plays. Major churches hosted multilingual gatherings and large congregations. The day commemorated Jesus Christ’s crucifixion, with rituals like the Way of the Cross and solemn masses marking the occasion
  • Why do leaders go to war when it could damage their own people too?

    Wars have existed for over 10,000 years, often caused by power, fear, or resource competition. “Just war theory” guides fair conduct, protecting civilians and essential infrastructure, while modern international laws aim to encourage negotiation, compromise, and peaceful conflict resolution
  • Dementia is more than memory loss — and rare forms are often missed

    Dementia extends beyond memory loss, affecting language, behavior, and daily functioning. Rare forms are frequently overlooked or misdiagnosed, highlighting the need for increased awareness, early detection, and specialized care to manage diverse cognitive, emotional, and neurological symptoms effectively
  • Hanuman Jayanti celebrated with devotion across India; temples witness large gatherings

    Devotees across India celebrated Hanuman Jayanti with prayers and rituals at temples like Pracheen Hanuman Temple. Large gatherings, aartis, and ceremonies marked the birth anniversary of Lord Hanuman with devotion
  • Gold slips below Rs 1.51 lakh, silver tumbles over 5 pc after Trump’s Iran warning

    Gold and silver prices dropped sharply after Donald Trump’s remarks on the Middle East conflict disappointed ceasefire hopes. Weak sentiment, rising oil prices, and limited safe-haven demand pressured bullion markets despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty
  • India’s defence exports surge 62.6 pc to Rs 38,424 crore in FY26, reach over 80 countries

    India’s defence exports hit a record Rs 38,424 crore in FY26, rising 62.66%. Backed by Narendra Modi’s vision, public and private sectors expanded global reach to 80+ countries, strengthening India’s position as a growing defence manufacturing hub
  • Guests attack bride, groom after not being served liquor at wedding in MP

    In Gwalior, a wedding turned violent after guests demanded liquor and attacked the bride, groom, and family upon refusal. Several were injured, valuables were stolen, and police launched an investigation into the incident
  • UP: Probe ordered into death of tigress in Dudhwa buffer zone

    A tigress was killed by a train in Dudhwa Tiger Reserve buffer zone. Authorities launched a probe to identify the train and assess compliance with National Tiger Conservation Authority speed norms in forest areas
  • Lula says US fabricated lie to wage ‘unnecessary war’ against Iran

    Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva accused the United States of fabricating claims to justify war against Iran, urging UN Security Council action. Strikes disrupted global oil supply, raised fuel prices, and damaged critical civilian infrastructure and services
  • 53 years of Project Tiger: Roar of resilience from near-extinction to global leader

    Dr Karan Singh spearheaded the 1972 transition designating the tiger as India’s national animal and chaired the Steering Committee that launched Project Tiger on April 1, 1973, boosting conservation efforts
  • Raja Raghuwanshi’s family believes he has been reborn as his brother’s son

    The family of late businessman Raja Raghuwanshi believes he has been reborn as his brother’s newborn son. Striking physical and horoscope similarities, along with temple predictions, prompted them to name the baby Raja, offering solace after the tragedy
  • April Fools’ Day: How a day of pranks became a global tradition

    April Fools’ Day, celebrated with pranks worldwide, likely dates back over 600 years. Its origins are unclear, with theories linking it to medieval England, French “Poisson d’Avril,” and calendar changes under King Charles IX in the 1500s
  • Teen’s life saved in 12 minutes: UP Police act swiftly after social media suicide alert

    Police in Raebareli saved an 18-year-old after a suicide alert from Meta flagged his social media post. Swift action within minutes enabled rescue and treatment, highlighting technology’s role in preventing tragedies and ensuring timely intervention in distress cases
  • Amended bill on rights of transgender persons gets President’s assent

    Droupadi Murmu approved the Transgender Persons Amendment Bill, 2026, introducing graded punishment for harm against transgender persons while excluding gays and lesbians. The move drew opposition criticism over identity rights and provisions requiring official certification of transgender status
  • Priyanka Chopra praises her ‘dost’ Ranveer Singh for ‘Dhurandhar’

    Priyanka Chopra Jonas praised her “dost” Ranveer Singh and filmmaker Aditya Dhar for blockbuster 'Dhurandhar,' which grossed Rs 1,365 crore globally, applauding its artistry, vision, and strong box-office performance across domestic and overseas markets
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