‘Democracy under attack in India’: Rahul Gandhi again targets Modi govt on foreign soil, BJP calls it shameful
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, on Thursday criticised the Narendra Modi government, claiming that the biggest challenge facing India today is the attack on its democracy. Speaking at an event at EIA University of Colombia, Gandhi pointed to what he described as “structural flaws” and stressed that the country’s diverse traditions must be given the space to flourish.
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Is Instagram really listening to your conversations? Adam Mosseri clears the myth
Many Indian users believe that Instagram, a photo and video sharing platform is listens through their phone microphones to push some accurate ads on their profile. For example, if you talk about any specific product with a friend or family member, then the same ad will pop up on your feed after a few minutes. But according to Instagram’s chief Adam Mosseri, this is a myth.
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Sir Creek flashpoint: Why Rajnath Singh warned Pakistan ‘Route to Karachi’ passes through the creek?
Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday warned Pakistan against any misadventure in Sir Creek region. Singh said any such attempt would meet a strong response that would change the ‘history’ and ‘geography’ of the region.
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Zubeen Garg death: Assam Police slaps murder charge on singer’s manager, fest organiser
Zubeen Garg death: Assam Police slaps murder charge on singer’s manager, fest organiser
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Did Delhi Police really beat up Zomato delivery boy? Here’s truth behind viral video
In today’s world, where social media is accessible to everyone, it has become difficult to discern the truth behind the vast amount of content circulating online. Every day, numerous claims emerge—some later proven false. A recent example involves a viral video showing two policemen dragging a man from his home. In the footage, a man wearing a red T-shirt is forcibly taken by the officers. The video is accompanied by a claim that the police are dragging and beating a Zomato delivery boy.
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Can skin cells really become human eggs? The big fertility breakthrough explained
In a development that reads like science fiction, researchers have successfully turned human skin cells into functioning eggs. A team of US scientists has developed a “proof-of-concept” technique. According to the research published in the journal Nature Communications, the technique has the potential to one day help infertile people have their own biological children.
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Madhya Pradesh: Six children of kidney failure after consuming cough syrups in Chhindwara, ban enforced
A shocking case has emerged from Chhindwara in Madhya Pradesh over the deaths of six children in the district allegedly due to the consumption of cough syrups. Biopsy reports have revealed that the children suffered kidney failure. As soon as the matter came to light, the Chhindwara collector took immediate action and imposed a ban on two cough syrups – Coldrif and Nextro-DS.
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Which leader holds the record for the shortest-serving Chief Minister of Bihar for 5 days?
In the long and eventful political history of Bihar, one name stands out for an unusually brief yet historically significant tenure: Satish Prasad Singh, who served as the state’s Chief Minister for only five days, from January 28 to February 1, 1968. At the time, Singh was a first-time MLA, but managed to head a short-lived coalition government. Singh was Bihar’s first non-upper caste CM.
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Hurun India Rich List 2025: Indian diva, without a lead role in 9 years, still richest actress
Shah Rukh Khan has always proven why he is called ‘King’ of Bollywood. And October 1 is just another day for him to prove that. The Bollywood superstar made finally made hi debut on the billionaire category of Hurun India Rich List 2025. Yes, SRK has become the world’s richest actor IN 2025.
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India’s golden chance to change women’s cricket forever
When India’s men’s cricket team lifted the ODI World Cup trophy on home soil in 2011, it was more than just a sporting triumph; it marked a defining moment that transformed the nation’s cricketing landscape. While some might point to the 1983 World Cup, Jagmohan Dalmiya’s tenure as BCCI president, or Sachin Tendulkar’s legendary influence in popularising the sport, the 2011 victory stands apart.
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