Maharashtra police flags ‘cross-border disinformation’ campaign on NEET protests
Anti-social elements from from Pakistan and Middle Eastern countries were amplifying misleading narratives, says cyber cell
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Eco tourism-based livelihood opportunities, the only way forward for tiger conservation in Telangana, say experts
While the southern forests have emerged as a model of successful conservation, the northern landscape continues to grapple with tiger disappearances and poaching
'Every possible measure must be taken': Shipping minister Sarbananda Sonowal says no Indian seafarer should be caught in crossfire
Indian shipping minister directed officials to safeguard seafarers from geopolitical conflicts. The government prioritizes the safety and welfare of Indian mariners serving on merchant vessels. Officials reviewed security situations and diplomatic mission preparedness in conflict zones. A union reported Indian sailors trapped in a Ukrainian port facing drone attacks. Mental health support and pre-departure risk awareness programs were also emphasized.
Rahul attacks PM Modi over appointment of Pralhad Joshi as Education Minister
‘There are so many people in PM’s Cabinet; He could have chosen any one of them. But he chooses a person who protects rapists’
'I regret it': Mehbooba Mufti claims Jantar Mantar remark a slip of tongue, apologises
Mehbooba Mufti apologized for her Jantar Mantar remark which appeared to justify force in Kashmir. She claimed the controversial statement was a slip of tongue and a misinterpretation. The PDP president stated that her words were taken out of context by political rivals. Governing NC rejected her apology and clarification, demanding a clear response. The party also asked her to apologize for her alliance with the BJP.