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Film actress Poonam Kaur visited Vemulawada and offered prayers at the Bheemeshwara temple. She performed special poojas and prayed for public wellbeing and increased devotion, stating she would return after completion of the Sri Rajarajeshwara Swamy temple works
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Samsung Executive Chairman Lee Jae-yong took a selfie with Narendra Modi and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung during a Noida luncheon, highlighting India–Korea industrial ties, Samsung’s manufacturing base, and growing business cooperation
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Cyberabad EOW has registered a case against Sandhya Constructions owner and his wife for allegedly cheating a Delhi-based firm of Rs 14.85 crore in a land deal. Police are probing the transaction and claims related to the firm’s name change
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The India Meteorological Department warned of heatwave conditions across parts of India from April 20–25, affecting multiple states, along with hot and humid weather, warm nights, and isolated thunderstorm and hailstorm activity in several regions
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A woman engineer at TCS Nashik has alleged sexual harassment, stalking and religious coercion by colleagues. Police have arrested eight accused and registered nine FIRs, while one suspect has sought anticipatory bail as investigations continue
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The National Medical Commission has issued draft rules allowing Armed Forces doctors to register with one State Medical Council while practising across India. The proposal aims to ease regulatory requirements and has been opened for public feedback before final notification
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Amid severe heatwave conditions in Jharkhand, authorities revised school timings to morning hours and issued a yellow alert. Health officials urged preparedness, medical readiness, and public precautions as temperatures rose up to 44°C in several districts
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Residents of Huzurabad and nearby villages staged a protest at the Karimnagar Collectorate, opposing the proposed dumping yard near Sirsapalli. They warned of intensified agitation, citing risks to groundwater, agriculture and public health if the project proceeds
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A Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation survey shows health insurance coverage in India rose sharply from 2017–18 to 2025, alongside detailed data on medical expenses, hospitalisation costs, and rising non-communicable diseases across age groups
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Intelligence inputs warn that Inter-Services Intelligence is focusing on Punjab through targeted killings, drug smuggling, and arms supply, using low-intensity blasts and financial incentives to recruit youth and sustain cross-border terror networks
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Indian equity markets ended flat on Tuesday as rising tensions in West Asia and concerns over the US-Iran situation weighed on investor sentiment, offsetting early gains. Analysts said global developments continue to influence short-term market direction despite supportive domestic fundamentals
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Nepal has decided to shift government employee salaries from monthly to fortnightly payments, aiming to boost spending and economic circulation. The move, approved at ministerial level, may require legal changes under existing civil service laws before implementation
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The Supreme Court of India refused a “fishing inquiry” into alleged addition of 5–7 lakh voters in West Bengal electoral rolls, urging challenges through proper legal process while reviewing related Special Intensive Revision (SIR) petitions ahead of upcoming Assembly elections
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Cyberabad Cybercrime police arrested a man from Nalgonda for allegedly posting abusive and defamatory content against actress Anasuya Bharadwaj on social media. The action followed a complaint filed by the actress over repeated online harassment
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Over 6,000 Afghan refugees returned to Afghanistan from Pakistan and Iran in a single day via Torkham and Spin Boldak borders, with authorities providing assistance amid large-scale repatriation challenges and reintegration concerns
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Udhayanidhi Stalin campaigned in Chennai urging voters to defeat the “slave alliance” and support the DMK-led SPA in the April 23 elections, alleging the Bharatiya Janata Party caused a financial crisis in the state
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The first leg of Taekwondo Premier League Season 2 concluded in Hyderabad with top athletes showcasing their skills. The event featured strong competition among teams and ended with an award ceremony, setting the stage for upcoming legs
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The Yvette Cooper urged a “toll-free” Strait of Hormuz during diplomatic talks, stressing freedom of navigation amid US-Iran tensions, while the United Kingdom pushes global consensus to keep key energy routes open and unrestricted
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Two technologies developed by IICT Hyderabad promise to reduce dialysis costs by 70 per cent and improve water purification. The innovations aim to make life-saving treatment more affordable and reduce India’s dependence on imported medical devices
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The National Commission for Women recommended lifelong medical care, stronger legal aid, disability recognition, and faster justice for acid attack survivors in India, including Zero FIR, compensation reforms, and improved rehabilitation under the pending Victims of Acid Attacks Bill, 2022
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Indian agencies report increased propaganda and fundraising activity by Islamic State of Iraq and Syria and Islamic State Khorasan Province targeting India, urging attacks, spreading AI-generated misinformation, and expanding recruitment through encrypted and multilingual online networks
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A 76-year-old farmer from Sangareddy wrote to Chief Minister Revanth Reddy complaining about frequent power cuts, voltage fluctuations and inaction by Transco officials, warning that he may quit farming if the issues are not resolved
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The European T20 Premier League has unveiled Glasgow Mugafians, co-owned by Chris Gayle and Tansha Batra, with Abhishek Bachchan also associated with the league. The ICC-approved T20 competition will feature six European franchises and begin in August 2026.
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A study by IISER Bhopal researchers shows methane emissions over India are lower than global inventories but higher than national reports, highlighting gaps in monitoring and the urgent need for stronger satellite-based and ground-level emission tracking systems