Ramaiah Group and University at Albany launch RISM, India's first greenfield deemed-to-be university in Bangalore, focusing on STEM and management with a globally benchmarked curriculum.
In a major anti-illegal mining operation in Ropar, 7 poclains and 8 tippers were seized, revealing fake plates and hidden ownership. The network allegedly extracted minerals worth Rs 28 lakh per night from riverbeds.
The Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project achieves a third tunnel breakthrough in Maharashtra, marking progress in the high-speed rail corridor.
A special programme at Lok Bhavan, Shillong, commemorated the foundation and statehood days of Sikkim, Goa, and Telangana with cultural performances, video screenings, and felicitations.
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Amid Middle East crisis, Venezuela's acting president Delcy Rodriguez will visit India from June 3-7 to boost bilateral cooperation in energy, trade, and technology.
A video of an Indian woman dancing Garba after receiving Canadian citizenship goes viral, sparking mixed reactions online about cultural identity and patriotism.
India produces 25% of the world's milk but exports less than 1%. Daily per capita milk availability is 485g, above global average. Explore reasons behind this paradox.
A leaked FIFA document has revealed England's World Cup squad numbers hours before the official FA announcement, hinting at Thomas Tuchel's potential starting XI.
Domestic air passenger traffic in Bengaluru fell 4.2% in April 2026. High fares, congestion, and alternative transport options are driving the shift.
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Assistant High Commissioner of Bangladesh Zikrul Hasan Fahad met Dibrugarh University officials to strengthen academic cooperation, including student exchange and joint research.
Indian Navy gets massive boost as five indigenously built warships are set to join the fleet by June 2026, enhancing maritime security and self-reliance.
A routine peat extraction in Ireland unearthed the Faddan More Psalter, a 1,200-year-old manuscript challenging theories on vellum preservation and revealing early Irish-Mediterranean trade links.
The Supreme Court has directed the removal of encroachments from the Agasthyamalai ecological landscape, citing a DM report that found 116 unauthorized structures in forest lands.
A bear injured four people in Fukushima, Japan, amid a record year for bear attacks, with 13 fatalities in 2025. The government plans to triple bear control staff.
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A severe dust storm in Rajasthan's Barmer killed two children and injured several others late Monday night, uprooting trees and damaging infrastructure.
Jammu rail services resume after 9 months as Northern Railway repairs Bridge No. 17 over Ravi River in record 8 months, restoring full connectivity to Kashmir.
Six children died and several were injured when the roof of a mud house collapsed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. The incident occurred due to heavy rains.
Afghan female academics share devastating stories of losing careers, identity, and hope after Taliban bans. Islamic feminism offers a path to resist within faith.
South African Deputy President Paul Mashatile met Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar in New Delhi, emphasizing deeper economic cooperation and strategic ties, highlighting partnership for resilient economies.
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Tigress Zeenat, translocated from Maharashtra to Similipal Tiger Reserve in 2024, has given birth to four cubs. The mother and cubs are healthy and under GPS monitoring.
US Congressman Ro Khanna has co-sponsored a resolution recognizing Hindu-American contributions and condemning Hinduphobia, introduced by Shri Thanedar.
Japan lost 3 million people in five years, with population peaking in 2008 at 128 million and projected to fall to 87 million by 2070, now roughly same as in 1989.
Russia's UN envoy Vassily Nebenzia accused Israel of using a ceasefire as a smokescreen for aggression in Lebanon, citing a scorched-earth strategy and expansion of control.
A 24-hour strike by Tube drivers has caused severe disruption across London, with reduced services and long queues. A second strike is planned for Thursday unless a deal is reached.
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Pakistan's capital Islamabad has enforced early closing hours for businesses to curb energy consumption amid rising fuel costs triggered by the Middle East conflict.
Chaudhary Charan Singh University in Bareilly will organize an eight-day cultural and academic festival, Dikshotsav, from June 2 to 10, featuring competitions, health events, and a prize ceremony.
SSR Cinemas Private Limited celebrated 50 years in cinema with a grand event in Kolkata, also marking the first birthday of Satadeep Saha's daughter Aria. Industry stars attended.
Former Australian PM Richard Marles highlights the Australia-India bilateral theme reflected in RCB's recent cricket victory, symbolizing strong ties between the nations.
India's Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project achieves third mountain tunnel breakthrough in Maharashtra within five months, marking progress on the 508-km high-speed rail corridor.
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Since the Taliban's return, female academics in Afghanistan have faced severe restrictions, with many losing jobs and facing bans from education and work.
