Politics
3 Naxalites, Including Woman, Killed in Sukma Encounter with Security Forces
A woman among three Naxalites was killed in an encounter with security forces in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district on December 18. Police confirm the operation was based on specific intelligence.
Business
Trust Deficit in US Workplaces: 45% HR Pros Post 'Ghost Jobs', Report Reveals
A 2025 report uncovers a deep trust deficit in American offices, with 45% HR posting fake jobs & 79% employees skeptical of reviews. Discover the systemic breakdown and its impact.
World
CAQM Flags Delays in Haryana's Waste Cleanup, Gurgaon's Bandhwari in Focus
CAQM warns of slow progress in Haryana's municipal waste remediation, targeting Gurgaon, Faridabad & Sonipat. MCG must finalise Bandhwari landfill tenders by 2026 to curb toxic air. Read the full story.
Entertainment
Tu Juliet Jatt Di Wedding Twist: Heer & Nawab's Forced Marriage Sparks Drama
Heer and Nawab's forced wedding in 'Tu Juliet Jatt Di' raises stakes. Jasmeet Kaur debuts bridal look, shares empowering message for young women. Don't miss the drama!
Lifestyle
Health
Cold Weather Spikes Heart Attacks by 30%: Expert Tips
Winter brings a 30% surge in heart attacks. Learn why cold causes vasoconstriction, raises BP, and discover 8 essential tips from a cardiologist to protect your heart this season.
Dedicated Ambulance Lane Planned for AIIMS Bhubaneswar
Odisha govt plans a barricaded ambulance lane on the congested Khandagiri-AIIMS stretch. The move aims to save crucial minutes for patients stuck in traffic.
Bikaner: 75-year-old gets wrong blood type at PMB Hospital
A 75-year-old woman at Bikaner's PMB Hospital was given the wrong blood type, marking the 5th such case in Rajasthan in two years. Her condition is now stable. Read about the negligence and the committee formed.
HC Orders Priority Appointment of Doctors for Melghat
Bombay High Court directs Maharashtra govt to appoint specialist doctors in Melghat within a week following infant and maternal deaths. Next hearing on Jan 16.
Delhi's Toxic Air Questions the State's Basic Duty
Delhi's severe air pollution crisis raises a fundamental question: Can the Indian State safeguard the most basic act of breathing? An opinion piece by Ashutosh Kumar Thakur. Read more.