Daily Archives: September 4, 2025
IIT Jodhpur assistant professor held for assaulting director during departmental meeting
JODHPUR: Police have arrested an assistant professor of IIT Jodhpur for allegedly abusing and manhandling the director of the institution during a...
Dams turned fragile as IWT rider barred desilting: Jitendra Singh
NEW DELHI: With Jammu and Kashmir facing imminent flood threat amid incessant rains, senior minister Jitendra Singh on Wednesday said inability of...
2 security personnel killed in gunfight with Maoists in Jharkhand
RANCHI: Two security personnel were killed and another was injured in a gunfight with members of the banned TSPC, a splinter group...
GST 2.0: Council approves two-slab structure, set for implementation by Sept 22
NEW DELHI: Household items such as hair oil, toilet soap bars, shampoos, toothbrushes, etc. will cost less, while the tax on personal...
Yamuna swells past 207 metres in Delhi, floodwater inundates nearby areas
NEW DELHI: The water level in the Yamuna river at Delhi's Old Railway Bridge stood at 207.48 metres at 7 am, even...
Nepal’s Foreign Secy rejects China’s claim on GSI
KATHMANDU: Nepal on Thursday rejected China's claim that it agreed to support the Global Security Initiative (GSI) during Prime Minister KP Sharma...
UAE condemns Israeli targeting of peacekeeping forces in Lebanon
ABU DHABI: The United Arab Emirates has strongly condemned the Israeli military's grenade attacks near the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon...
Portugal: At least 15 dead, 18 injured after Lisbon funicular derails
LISBON: At least 15 people were killed and 18 others injured on Wednesday evening (local time) when a historic funicular in Lisbon,...
CM Stalin meets UK minister Catherine West to explore enhanced Tamil Nadu-UK collaboration
LONDON: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, during his ongoing TN Rising Europe investment drive, met Catherine West, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State...
Singapore PM Wong calls New Delhi visit “productive”, joins SG60 reception
NEW DELHI: Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Thursday said he had a "productive start" to his visit to New Delhi.