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Why Our Roads Kill & What We Should Do

Road design needs science and only consistent enforcement of rules will raise safety awareness

Prabha Atre, torch-bearer of Kirana gharana, turns 90

Connoisseurs say flowers bloom in clouds when she sings. Prabha Atre, India's seniormost performing vocalist, has over the decades contributed immensely to its classical music both as singer and researcher, striking a fine balance between thesis and practice, art and academia. The much-toasted artist, who was honoured with Padma Vibhushan early this year, will turn 90 on September 13.

Making In India. But How?

PLI aims to create a manufacturing base. More evidence is needed before extending the scheme

God Save The King: Reign Of Charles III Begins

Formally Proclaimed British Monarch, He Says Deeply Aware Of ‘Great Inheritance & Duties’

Military station near China border named after Gen Rawat

The 22km stretch from Walong to Kibithu is steeped in history. In the 1962 India-China War, the Battle of Walong was the only counterattack by India.

Army chief visits LAC amid disengagement of troops

Army chief General Manoj Pande witnessed the ‘Parvat Prahar’ exercise and was briefed on operational preparedness by commanders

India registers strong protest with US over Pak F-16 package

Won’t Include New Weapons, Capabilities: US

India & UK ties vital: Modi, Truss on phone

He also appreciated her contributions to the In-dia-UK bilateral ties in her previous roles as trade secretary and foreign secretary.

UK PM Lays Out Sweeping Plan To Cap Energy Prices

Britain will cap consumer energy bills for two years and funnel billions to prop up power companies, its new leader Liz Truss said on Thursday in a bid to tackle an energy crisis that has Europe and Russia squaring off in a deepening economic war.

Aus clinch ODI series against NZ

TOP PERFORMERS: Adam Zampa (L) and Steve Smith played key roles in Australia’s win

Pakistan to lodge protest after Sharjah fan violence

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ramiz Raja on Thursday blamed Afghanistan fans for the off-field brawl between supporters of both nations after a nail-biting Asia Cup match in Sharjah.

RETURN OF THE KING

Kohli Breaks Century Drought After Nearly. Three Years With 61-Ball 122* Against Afghans.

CBI verdict must before ED can proceed with Jagan case: HC

AP chief minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy

Desi quick-reaction missile systems hit mark

DRDO and Indian Army conduct six successful flight tests of the indigenous quick reaction surface to air missile (QRSAM) system in Chandipur off the Odisha coast

To tame prices, 20% export tax on rice varieties

TO KEEP DOMESTIC PRICES IN CHECK

Japan seeks stronger security ties, saying ‘global order’ under strain

S Jaishankar and Japan foreign minister Yoshimasa Hayashi’s discussions featured China and Ukraine prominently

‘Warmer temp, larger clouds to be blamed for India’s flash floods’

Experts said increased warming over the Arabian Sea results in short and sharp (convective in nature) spells of rain

Faced with expansionist China, India & Japan unite for a free Indo-Pacific

Joint Statement Takes Note Of Tokyo’s ‘Counterstrike’ Options

INVESTING IN THE NEXT FRONTIER OF INDIAN INNOVATION

Young Indians today have the chance to reimagine what’s possible on a much bigger scale

India would’ve reached higher if it had followed Netaji’s ideas: PM

‘OUR PATH, SYMBOLS OUR OWN NOW’

India’s 75-yr journey from Rajpath to Kartavya Path

New Era; Symbol Of Slavery Consigned To History: PM . Netaji Statue At India Gate

The Crown Passes: Charles III Takes Centrestage

At 73, He’s The Oldest Royal To Ever Ascend British Throne

Elizabethan Age Ends, Charles Is King At 73

70-Year Reign 2nd Longest In World History

7 Exercises For Women Who Wear Heels Regularly

While they add the much needed inches to your frame and give you that foxy gait, high heels can be quite painful for some women. Wearing heels on a daily basis can affect not only your toes, but your back, neck, spine and posture, too. So, for the heel lover who can’t live without their six-inch heels, it’s important to do some basic exercises to keep your feet in top shape. Here are some easy exercises that women who wear heels should do...

Putin Says Russia Hasn't Lost Anything, To Meet Xi

As his forces struggle in Ukraine and his economy strains under sanctions, President Vladimir Putin struck a defiant tone on Wednesday, arguing that the West had failed in its "economic, financial and technological aggression" against Russia and that his country had only gained from the global furor over his invasion. "We have not lost anything and will not lose anything," Putin said at an economic conference in the Russian city of Vladivostok.

World tour's off, says Justin; Delhi show is still on, say organisers

Justin Bieber said on Tuesday that he is once again taking a break from touring, months after revealing he'd been diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, that caused him partial facial paralysis.

Modi's project launches laying base for 2024?

From the unveiling of 'Shanti Van' in Bhuj in the memory of the Gujarat earthquake victims to the permanent commissioning of the first indigenously developed aircraft carrier INS-Vikrant and the upcoming inauguration of the Central Vista project in Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been on a spree to launch projects vital for growth as well as national security, laying the foundation for what potentially can be the campaign plank for 2024 Lok Sabha polls meant to assert that the government has delivered what it had promised.

Influencers will need to post disclaimers

To rein in paid promotion of products and services on social media platforms by "influencers", the government will soon make it mandatory for them to put a disclaimer in the posts mentioning their association with the company and whether they were paid for such posts, the consumer affairs ministry said on Wednesday.

Will create norms to regulate social media platforms: Govt

The Centre informed the Delhi HC on Wednesday that it will introduce at "some point in time" a framework to regulate social media platforms, including de-platforming of users by them. The government said its proposed framework would also be able to address grievances of existing cases of suspension of social media accounts.

Keralites mark Onam today with sadya & floral rangolis KK Choudhary

Malayali women dressed in classic white sari with gold border and men in traditional wear will accentuate the sights of the harvest festival of Onam on Thursday. Prayer is followed by the traditional multi-course feast called onasadhya. Keralites of all faiths celebrate the annual 'homecoming' of the benevolent mythological King Mahabali this day.