Iran war live: Trump threatens to hit back hard over strikes on Jordan
Threat comes as Iranian media report that four Iranians were killed in joint US-Saudi attacks in Iraq.
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Kashmir’s first ever international film festival attracts 875 submissions from 50 countries
The festival is being organised by the Department of Information and Public Relations (DIPR) of the J&K government in collaboration with National Film Development Corporation (NFDC).
Supreme Court curbs powers of SC panel, says it can’t pass adjudicatory orders
The Supreme Court has ruled the National Commission for Scheduled Castes is advisory. It cannot pass binding adjudicatory orders in service-related matters. The commission can only send recommendations to the state or central government. It can inquire into complaints and record factual findings. However, it lacks the power to make final orders.
ADGCA-ordered probe cleared Dreamliner fuel switch: Government
A Boeing probe found no abnormality in the B787 fuel control switch locking mechanism. This examination was ordered by the DGCA after a crew reported an issue post-landing. The switches control fuel supply and have faced scrutiny after a past crash incident. Further inspection of the complete thrust control module at the OEM facility is currently underway.
IIT Bombay alumnus Jagdish Aphale named Ram temple trust’s first secretary, will oversee transactions
Jagdish Aphale, an IIT Bombay alumnus, has been appointed the Ayodhya Ram temple trust's first secretary. He will also serve as a joint signatory for financial transactions, enhancing accountability. This appointment follows recent resignations and alleged donation theft issues. Aphale previously supervised construction at the temple complex for nearly four years. His integration into the trust's internal processes has been ongoing for two weeks.