Politics
Who Will Judge the Judges? Recusal Jurisprudence Needs Fairness
Recusal jurisprudence requires a fairness push as judges cannot decide on their own bias. The article argues for a transparent mechanism to address litigants' perceptions of judicial impartiality.
World
Odisha Forest Dept to Procure Motorcycle-Mounted Fire Blowers to Reduce Heat Exposure
After 10 personnel fell sick from heat exhaustion during forest fire dousing, Odisha forest department plans to procure motorcycle-mounted blowers instead of body-mounted ones for safer operations.
Entertainment
Gold, Mobile Worth Rs 20 Lakh Stolen at Goa Wedding by Gatecrasher
A gatecrasher stole a bag containing gold jewellery and a mobile phone worth Rs 20 lakh from a wedding in Arambol, Goa, while families posed for photos. Police have CCTV footage of the suspect fleeing on a two-wheeler.
Business
Goa Successfully Auctions Four Mineral Blocks, Gets Bids Over 100% of Reserve Price
Goa govt auctions four of six mineral blocks, with bids over 100% of reserve price. Two blocks unsold due to court cases. Total annual extraction capacity nears 20 million tonnes limit.
Lifestyle
Technology
Plant Beading: New Viral DIY Trend for Friendship and Decor
Plant beading is a viral DIY trend where colorful beads are added to vine plants like pothos, creating living friendship bracelets. Learn how to bead and which plants to use.
Etawah Police Bust Cyber Fraud Ring, Freeze Rs 91 Lakh
Etawah police dismantled a family-run cyber fraud racket, arresting four brothers and freezing over Rs 91 lakh in illicit funds. The gang used multiple methods to cheat victims.
Bengaluru's Social Shift: Speed Dating, Meetups, Discreet Apps
Bengaluru sees a rise in stranger meetups, speed dating, and discreet dating apps post-pandemic, driven by a need for real-life connections beyond digital fatigue.
IBM Decentralizes Mining Plan Approvals for Small Mines
The Indian Bureau of Mines has decentralized approval of mining plans for small mines in Rajasthan, allowing direct clearance from regional offices in Udaipur and Ajmer, easing procedural burdens.
Vizag Couple Loses ₹1.5 Crore in Digital Arrest Fraud
A 75-year-old retired government employee and his wife in Visakhapatnam lost nearly ₹1.5 crore in a digital arrest scam, where fraudsters impersonated officials to extort money.
