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‘Political malice’: Rahul Gandhi in UP court on defamation case; next hearing on March 9

‘Political malice’: Rahul Gandhi in UP court on defamation case; next hearing on March 9

  • India joins US-led strategic alliance Pax Silica

    India joined the US-led Pax Silica to strengthen resilient supply chains for critical minerals and AI. Officials, including Ashwini Vaishnaw and US Ambassador Sergio Gor, highlighted enhanced economic security and bilateral cooperation
  • CDSCO warns thyroid patients of serious side effects in carbimazole, doxycycline

    India’s drug regulator, the CDSCO, has issued a safety advisory for thyroid patients, warning of potentially life-threatening side effects from carbimazole and doxycycline. Manufacturers have also been directed to update packaging with clear warnings.
  • 19-year-old student beaten up by live-in partner admitted to AIIMS in critical condition

    In Gurugram, a 19-year-old biotechnology student from North Tripura was critically injured after being brutally assaulted by her live-in partner, Shivam. Police arrested him, registered an FIR, and are investigating with CCTV and evidence from the PG accommodation
  • Bomb threat to Rajasthan HC’s Jaipur Bench; email mentions RDX, CJI visit

    The Rajasthan High Court Jaipur Bench received its 10th bomb threat since October, warning of RDX ahead of CJI Surya Kant’s visit. Security sweeps found nothing suspicious, and court proceedings resumed after brief disruption
  • SC declines to hear plea against naming mosques after Babur or Babri Masjid

    The Supreme Court on Friday refused to entertain a plea seeking restrictions on the construction or naming of mosques and religious structures after Mughal emperor Babur or Babri Masjid.
  • Sealed borders push Dawood Syndicate to ramp up local drug production

    With tighter border security, the Dawood Syndicate is allegedly shifting to large-scale domestic meth production in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. Agencies, including the Central Bureau of Narcotics, have seized major consignments, exposing extensive interstate networks
  • Hariharan on singers performing at weddings: I need decorum when I sing

    Singer Hariharan addressed the debate on performing at weddings, stressing the need for decorum and proper ambiance. His remarks follow contrasting views by Abhijeet Bhattacharya and Neha Kakkar on whether wedding performances affect a singer’s stature
  • Terror plot foiled in Arunachal’s Longding; NSCN-IM militant arrested, arms recovered

    Security forces in Arunachal Pradesh arrested an National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah) militant in Longding, foiling a major terror plot and seizing arms. In a separate operation, police in Namsai recovered heroin and arrested a woman under the NDPS Act
  • Tharoor breaks ranks, backs India’s AI summit as PM Modi charts global push

    Congress leader Shashi Tharoor defended the Bharat AI Impact Summit despite criticism from Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge. Narendra Modi highlighted equitable AI access, global consensus-building, and regulatory safeguards during the high-level international gathering
  • Surgical instrument found in woman’s abdomen 5 years after surgery in Kerala

    Five years after fibroid surgery at Alappuzha Medical College, a Kochi woman was found with a surgical forceps in her abdomen. Veena George ordered a detailed probe, suspensions, and legal action amid allegations of medical negligence and system failure
  • Stock markets bounce back after falling in early trade

    Benchmark indices BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty rebounded from early losses to trade higher, driven by banking and capital goods stocks. Investors weighed Middle East tensions, FII selling, and global cues, while Brent crude edged up and Asian markets showed mixed trends
  • Municipality withdraws permission for prayers in government building in Uttarkhand

    Authorities in Jyotirmath held a peace meeting after a video showed namaz being offered in an under-construction government building. The municipality withdrew verbal permission, locked the premises and directed police vigilance to maintain communal harmony
  • India AI Impact Summit 2026 positions AI as national infrastructure

    At the India AI Impact Summit 2026, industry leaders said artificial intelligence is strategic infrastructure shaping sovereignty and power. Experts urged sovereign AI development, high-performance computing investment, workforce reskilling and safeguards against systemic digital dependency risks.
  • Odisha government reviews protection of Lord Jagannath temple lands

    The Odisha Revenue Department held a high-level meeting in Bhubaneswar to review measures for protecting and restoring lands belonging to Lord Jagannath Temple. Officials discussed court orders, land records correction, eviction of encroachments and the setting up of a dedicated land cell
  • This is taxpayers’ money: Supreme Court raps freebies culture

    The Supreme Court criticised the freebies culture ahead of elections, warning that indiscriminate subsidies burden taxpayers and hurt development. While backing welfare for the poor, the court said states must revisit populist policies and maintain fiscal discipline
  • Australia level series as Indian women slide to 19-run defeat in second T20I

    Georgia Voll and Beth Mooney shared a record opening stand as Australia defeated India by 19 runs in the second T20I in Canberra. India collapsed late in the chase, allowing the hosts to level the three-match series
  • Karnataka beat Uttarakhand in semis, to face Jammu and Kashmir in Ranji final

    Karnataka entered the Ranji Trophy final after 11 years by virtue of a first-innings lead against Uttarakhand in the semifinal. They will face Jammu and Kashmir in the title clash at Hubballi, aiming for their ninth championship
  • Five Osmania varsity players in South Zone squad for Vizzy Trophy

    Five players from Osmania University have been selected to represent South Zone in the Vizzy Trophy cricket championship in Goa from March 1 to 7. The selection follows the university’s recent inter-university title win after 26 years
  • Disciplined West Indies bundle out Italy with ease, tops Group C in T20 WC

    Shai Hope’s fluent 75 and a strong bowling performance helped West Indies defeat Italy by 42 runs in the T20 World Cup. Italy were bowled out for 123 while chasing 166, as the Windies topped Group C
  • Zimbabwe shock Sri Lanka to enter super eights, African team’s sublime run continues

    Brian Bennett and Sikandar Raza guided Zimbabwe to a comfortable six-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the T20 World Cup. Chasing 179, Zimbabwe reached the target in 19.3 overs to enter the Super Eights unbeaten
  • Mukesh Ambani announces Rs 10 lakh crore AI investment in India

    Mukesh Ambani announced a Rs 10 lakh crore investment in artificial intelligence over seven years, aiming to make AI affordable and accessible across India. Speaking at the India AI Impact Summit, he highlighted infrastructure plans, job creation and inclusive growth
  • AI benefits for Global South and India can be huge: Anthropic CEO

    Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said artificial intelligence could bring major economic benefits to India and the Global South. Speaking in New Delhi, he highlighted strong technical talent, rapid adoption and the need for safe and responsible AI systems
  • AI can help emerging economies leapfrog growth: Sundar Pichai

    Google CEO Sundar Pichai said artificial intelligence can drive rapid progress and help emerging economies leapfrog development gaps. Speaking in New Delhi, he highlighted India investments, workforce impact, and the need to bridge the digital and AI divide
  • NHRC flags misuse of its name and logo by NGOs

    The National Human Rights Commission has flagged the misuse of its name and logo by NGOs with deceptively similar titles and directed states and UTs to take action within two weeks. It warned that such practices mislead the public and erode trust
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