Judge keeps order in place to remove Trump's name from Kennedy Centre
U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper said he would not lift the order while a federal appeals court considers his ruling that only Congress could rename the venue memorializing former President John F. Kennedy in the nation’s capital
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Regional parties should rejoin Congress, strengthen Opposition unity: Ashok Gehlot
The former Chief Minister said safeguarding democratic values should be the foremost priority for all political forces, as the democracy in the country was “under serious threat”
Hair Dye under Regulator’s Lens; Firms asked to prove safety compliance
India's drug regulator is now demanding hair colour manufacturers prove their products meet safety standards and carry clear warnings. Companies must adhere to Cosmetics Rules and BIS norms regarding ingredients, restrictions, and labelling, including mandatory patch-test instructions. This move highlights growing scrutiny on cosmetic safety, urging firms to re-evaluate formulations and consumer information for this booming market.
Speaker issues notice to four former AIADMK MLAs
Tamil Nadu's Assembly speaker issued showcause notices to four ex-AIADMK MLAs who joined TVK, following a vote breach, while 21 others received forgiveness.
Noida airport to begin international flights by year-end: CEO Nitu Samra | Interview
International services will begin towards the end of the year, said Noida airport chief executive officer Nitu Samra and vice-chairman Christoph Schnellmann.