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RAIL BHAVAN GETS INTO HUDDLE
UNDER pressure from various quarters, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Sunday held a series of meetings at the Rail Bhavan to take stock of the safety measures during heavy passenger rush.
Ammonia plant in operation despite cancellation of licence, say villagers
Licence cancelled in '24 after gas leak; owner denies allegation, says it is only a sales point
Siblings attempt to end life; sister dies, man in hosp
A 33-year-old woman allegedly died by suicide while her elder brother, who also attempted to end his life, is battling for life at the Coimbatore Medical College and Hospital (CMCH).
SL arrests: DMK stages protest in Rameswaram
Condemning the continuous arrests of Indian fishermen by the Sri Lankan Navy, fishermen associations along with the DMK staged a massive protest in Rameswaram on Sunday.
Scuffle erupts between journos and ex-minister
CHIEF Minister MK Stalin, who says he feels happy when youth call him 'appa' (father), is turning a deaf ear to the cries of women whose safety is threatened in the state, AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami said on Sunday.
U'khand mulls revised land bill with strict norms ahead of Budget session
WITH the Uttarakhand Assembly's budget session set to begin on February 18, preparations are underway to present the revised land law bill on the floor of the house, with Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami personally overseeing the developments.
Rain in U.S. Kills Eight
Torrential rains in Kentucky and Tennessee caused intense flooding and eight deaths over the weekend.
Equity Markets May Rebound This Week
Experts say that uncertainty surrounding Trump's economic policies, high valuations may impact the market in short-term
ATS flags B'deshi terrorists entering J'khand for training
In a shocking input received by Jharkhand Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS), some terrorists entered the state from Bangladesh and returned after providing training to some people in Pakur as part of a conspiracy.
Basilico, Pratiwi toppers
FRANCESCO Di Basilico from Italy (55.45 m) and Martina Ayu Pratiwi from Indonesia (64.25 m) won the men's and women's titles respectively at the SDAT Asia Triathlon Cup 2025, held at the INS Adyar on Sunday.
NMC distances from non-payment of stipend for undergrads by pvt colleges
The National Medical Commission (NMC) has washed off its hands on the issue of non-payment of stipends by 198 medical colleges and institutions to its undergraduate interns, postgraduate residents, and senior residents.
Mia Goth Joins The Odyssey
After Rafi Gavron and Shiloh Fernandez, actors Mia Goth and Corey Hawkins have recently joined the growing cast of The Odyssey, Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of Homer’s epic poem.
Red alert sounded as poachers on prowl in MP
AN organised gang of tiger poachers, which also includes women and children, could have poached 10-11 tigers in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh over the last three months.
US Cancels $21 Million Grant Meant for Voter Turnout in India
THE newly-created US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) headed by billionaire Elon Musk said it has cancelled the previous administration's $21 million funding to support efforts to increase voter turnout in India.
Oppn trains guns at Vaishnaw, holds him 'accountable'
THE Opposition demanded the resignation of Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, holding him \"accountable\" for the horrific stampede.
Hit by door, footboard traveller falls off train
A 38-year-old man, who fell down from a speeding train after the door slammed on him while he was sitting on the footboard on Saturday night, was rescued after a hour-long search.
Waiting Game Continues for Wrestlers Off the Mat
With participation at Ranking Series uncertain, selected grapplers yet to get appointment to meet sports minister to resolve matter
How To Make Sense Of Value When Prices Fall
Whenever share prices fall, there is a feeling of despondency.
Unsettling calm at ground zero hours after deadly rush
SUNDAY morning brought an eerie calm to New Delhi railway station, where just hours earlier a chaotic stampede had claimed 18 lives and left countless others shaken.
Notes of global impact
ROM the meticulous world of finance to the soulful strains of Carnatic music, Vidya Subramanian's journey has been anything but conventional.
The United States Of Inequality
India's south is richer and better developed than its north. But incomes are unevenly spread in either half. Urban decay and misogyny are just as common in both
Manipur tribals look up to Centre for lasting peace
The Arunachal Christian Forum (ACF), the apex organisation of various Christian denominations in the state, will spearhead the protest.
Spinner Priya sizzles as Giants crush Warriorz
YOUNG spinner Priya Mishra starred with three key wickets as Gujarat Giants beat UP Warriorz by six wickets in the Women's Premier League match here on Sunday.
Tales of the Tamils
A warm evening celebrating prominent journalist Nirmala Lakshman's new book, \"The Tamils, A Portrait of a Community\", a breath of fresh air to the genre of history.
Fear, sorrow grip Prayagraj passengers on platform no. 16
THE evening air at New Delhi Railway Station on Sunday crackled with unease.
Double murder: 4 more detained
A day after three men were arrested for stabbing two youngsters to death near Muttam, at least four more suspects were detained on Sunday.
Maalik to hit theatres in June
AJKUMMAR Rao's upcoming film Maalik will be released in theatres on June 20, the actor announced through social media on Saturday.
A full house of fun
Director Raja Vel opens up about his directorial debut, House Mates, choosing Darshan for the lead role, and more
Rubio in Israel says Hamas must be eradicated, complicating shaky truce
US Secy of State begins his first tour of the Arab world where he is likely to face pushback
Repco Home Finance Q3 net profit up 7%
REPCO Home Finance has posted a 7% increase in its net profit for the December quarter at ₹107 crore compared to ₹99 crore in the year-ago period.