A military appeals court has ruled against Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's effort to throw out the plea deals reached for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two other defendants in the 9/11 attacks, a US official said.
The decision puts back on track the agreements that would have the three men plead guilty to one of the deadliest attacks ever on the United States in exchange for being spared the possibility of the death penalty. The attacks by al-Qaida killed nearly 3,000 people on September 11, 2001, and helped spur US invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq in what the George W. Bush administration called its war on terror.
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Growers demand agri crop status for tubers to compensate losses
WITH heavy rainfall affecting tuber cultivation in Uttara Kannada district, the Kunbi community tribe, which grows the tubers, has demanded that it should be classified as an agriculture crop so that the loss can be compensated on par with other agriculture crops.
Rural Poverty Fell to Record Low of 4.86% in FY24: Report
HIGHER consumption in the lowest 0-5% decile and government support programmes have significantly brought down poverty in India—both rural and urban—an SBI research report released on Friday said.
Govt Notifies Draft Rules for Digital Privacy
Children aged below 18 need parental consent to create social media accounts
Karnataka's demand for energy to go up by 5%
THE energy department has forecast a rise in demand for power by at least 5% in the coming days in view of increasing temperatures.
Govt Awaits Family's Word on Memorial Site
Two adjoining sites measuring about 2,000 sq ft each within the Rashtriya Smriti Sthal in the Capital await approval from former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's family to house his memorial.
Creating counties in Ladakh unacceptable: India to China
NEW Delhi has lodged a \"solemn protest\" with Beijing against its creation of two new counties last month in Hotan prefecture, as parts of these regions fall within the Union territory of Ladakh.
Nadda: Integrated health policy soon
INDIA is set to launch a new health policy that will bring together yoga, ayurveda, and naturopathy with modern medicine, Union Health Minister JP Nadda said on Friday.
After bus fare, K'taka govt mulls ₹3-5 hike in milk price
A DAY after its decision to increase fares of four state-owned road transport corporations (RTCs), the Siddaramaiah government is planning to hike prices of milk.
Storm Before The Biggest Test
Despite dressing room 'chaos', India would hope to salvage pride in Sydney and keep hopes of qualifying for WTC final alive
Salima dedicates Arjuna to teammates
FOR her contribution to Indian hockey, women's team captain Salima Tete was named amongst the Arjuna Awardees in the National Sports Awards 2024 list announced on Thursday.
