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23 killed in Goa's Arpora nightclub fire: CM Sawant confirms tragedy; vows strict action
A devastating fire at a Goa club claimed 23 lives early Sunday, with victims succumbing to burns and suffocation. Chief Minister Pramod Sawant vowed a stringent inquiry into the Arpora incident, promising severe action against those responsible. Police have recovered all bodies and are investigating the cause, while officials stress the urgent need for safety audits across all Goa establishments. -
Oz varsity to start India ops next year
The University of Western Australia is establishing two Indian campuses in Chennai and Mumbai, aiming to launch its first academic program from Chennai by August 2026. These campuses will operate as a single UWA entity, awarding Australian degrees. Chennai will initially focus on technology, while Mumbai will be business-oriented, with undergraduate programs leading to postgraduate offerings. -
Signs of truce as Shinde, Maharas BJP chief share stage
At a project unveiling in Dombivli, Maharashtra BJP chief Ravindra Chavan stood alongside Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Kalyan MP Shrikant Shinde, signaling a possible reconciliation amidst rising tensions between the BJP and Shiv Sena regarding political maneuvering and activist recruitment, especially with local elections approaching. Chavan noted the enhanced collaboration within the ruling coalition. -
At Vatican observatory, Goa priest decoding cosmic past
Jesuit priest Fr Richard D’Souza, a galactic archaeologist at the Vatican Observatory, studies galactic cannibalism. His 2018 research in Nature Astronomy revealed the Andromeda galaxy's major merger occurred two billion years ago. D’Souza, who balances cosmic research with faith, now directs the historic observatory, reminding the Church of science and faith's synergy. -
People living near mines showing lung damage
Recent findings indicate that neighborhoods adjacent to Indian mining operations are experiencing significant lung health issues and exposure to heavy metals, reflecting the dangers faced by workers. Research highlights concerning levels of abnormal lung function and signs of fibrosis, even among children, underscoring the severe impact of dust pollution. -
'No home can be razed sans due process'
Allahabad High Court has halted the demolition of 27 homes in Bareilly's Shahabad area, emphasizing due process. Residents, who had been paying taxes for years, received notices declaring their homes illegal. The court directed the civic body to issue a reasoned order after a personal hearing, preventing any coercive action until then. -
File ping-pong triggers Omar-LG spat over J&K civil services exam
A political spat has erupted over age relaxation for Jammu and Kashmir's civil services exam. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah accused Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha of delaying a crucial file, while the LG's office countered that misleading claims are circulating. Aspirants face uncertainty as the December 7 exam approaches, with student protests demanding an age limit increase. -
India witnessing a ‘psychological renaissance’: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared India is experiencing a "psychological renaissance," shedding a colonial mindset that once labeled its slow growth the "Hindu rate of growth." He asserted the nation is now a global economic driver, lauded for its rapid development amidst a worldwide slowdown. This transformation, he emphasized, signifies a profound shift in national confidence and global standing. -
A row may be brewing over phone tracking
Government discussions are under way for mandatory satellite-assisted mobile phone tracking for law enforcement and disaster management. The proposal, stalled for five years due to privacy concerns and device maker reluctance, aims for more accurate location data than current tower-based methods. Manufacturers like Apple and Samsung are wary of potential misuse and insist on user consent for such pinpoint tracking. -
Customs reforms next big thing on govt agenda: FM
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced comprehensive reforms for Customs, aiming for greater transparency and simplified compliance.Following successful Income Tax Act overhauls, the government plans to introduce technology for faster goods clearance and reduce discretionary powers.Customs duties will also be reviewed and lowered where necessary, marking this as the next significant reform initiative. -
‘SC ruling on wedding gifts a win for all Muslim women’
A landmark Supreme Court ruling grants divorced Muslim women the right to reclaim wedding gifts from their parents.Rousanara Begum's two-decade legal battle culminated in this victory, affirming women's dignity and property rights.This precedent-setting judgment clarifies that gifts given to a bride belong to her, offering hope to many across India. -
Bengal SIR 1st phase almost over, 28L remain unmapped, may face EC hearing
As Bengal gears up for the finalization of its electoral roll, the digitization process has covered nearly all of the 7.6 crore voters. However, a significant number—approximately 28-30 lakh—need to attend hearings to clarify data inconsistencies and stay on the rolls. Furthermore, over 54 lakh voters are being eliminated due to reasons such as inaccessibility, death, or duplication. -
Foundation for ‘Babri’ masjid in West Bengal sparks political fire
A controversial foundation ceremony for a mosque, described as "Babri Masjid-styled," in Murshidabad on the anniversary of the 1992 demolition sparked political and communal tensions. Thousands attended the event organized by a suspended MLA, who declared it "emotional restitution." Political parties reacted sharply, with the TMC distancing itself and the BJP accusing it of vote bank politics. -
Nothing wrong if Tamil Nadu becomes like Ayodhya, says state BJP chief
A political spat erupted over the Karthigai Deepam lighting in Tirupparankundram, with DMK accusing BJP of inciting communal unrest. BJP state chief Nainar Nagenthran defended the move, stating there was no harm in the area resembling Ayodhya and dismissing fears of riots. -
Govt backs Tezpur univ pro-VC pick, protests intensify
Tezpur University students blocked Union higher education secretary Vineet Joshi's convoy after a meeting on allegations against the "absconding" vice chancellor ended without action. Protests, now in their 79th day, demand the VC's resignation amid concerns over financial irregularities and questionable appointments. The ministry is examining the allegations and will report to the President. -
Biocon to merge biologics unit in $5.5 billion deal
Biocon has announced a bold step in the biopharmaceutical landscape by merging its biosimilars division, Biocon Biologics, into the parent organization for $5.5 billion. This ambitious strategy is designed to streamline operations and amplify its influence across global markets, especially in diabetes care, cancer treatment, and immune therapies. -
Quad slams Red Fort blast, says bring culprits to justice
Quad nations have strongly condemned terrorism, including cross-border acts, and offered condolences for the Red Fort incident. Despite Quad summit delays, the group remains active, recently holding counterterrorism workshops and a tabletop exercise. Members emphasized information sharing and cooperation to keep the Indo-Pacific free from terror threats, with India and the US pushing for UN sanctions on terror groups. -
Government Launches Nationwide Drive To Return Rs 190 Crore In Unclaimed Bank Deposits | DNA
Nearly ₹190 crore belonging to around five lakh citizens has been lying unclaimed in banks for years, prompting the government to launch a major recovery initiative. The new UDGAM portal allows people to trace forgotten deposits across all banks and reclaim their money easily. -
IndiGo CEO Served Show-Cause Notice As DGCA Flags `Massive` Flight Disruptions
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) described the episode as one of the most serious disruptions faced by the sector in recent years and said the crisis had caused “severe inconvenience, hardship and distress” to travellers nationwide. -
‘Failed in your duty:’ DGCA issues showcause to IndiGo CEO & accountable manager
IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers has received a show cause notice from aviation watchdog DGCA for mass flight disruptions since December 2. The notice cites alleged operational lapses and inadequate passenger support, demanding a response within 24 hours. A four-member committee has been formed to investigate the issue and recommend preventive measures. -
Failed to make 'adequate arrangements': DGCA serves show cause notice to IndiGo CEO; cites 'lapses in planning and oversight'
IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers has received a show cause notice from aviation watchdog DGCA for mass flight disruptions since December 2. The notice cites alleged operational lapses and inadequate passenger support, demanding a response within 24 hours. A four-member committee has been formed to investigate the issue and recommend preventive measures. -
IVF pushes 9 in 10 couples into catastrophic debt; study recommends PM-JAY cover Rs 81,332 per cycle
A new study reveals nearly 90% of Indian couples undergoing IVF face catastrophic expenditure, even in public hospitals, with costs averaging Rs 1.1 lakh. Over half borrow money, and only 5% have limited insurance, highlighting a significant financial crisis driven by infertility treatments. -
AQI crisis: Delhi’s air pollution nearly doubles in November, rises to fourth most polluted city; Ghaziabad tops list
Delhi's air pollution nearly doubled in November, making it India's fourth most polluted city. Despite reduced stubble burning, PM2.5 levels soared, with 23 'very poor' and six 'severe' days. Nine of the ten most polluted cities are in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana, highlighting the need for sector-specific emission cuts. -
`IndiGo Restores 95% Of Network, Sees Early Signs Of Improvement` Says IndiGo
IndiGo has restored 95% of its network connectivity, operating to 135 out of 138 destinations, signalling early recovery after days of flight disruptions. The airline is prioritising passenger refunds and delayed baggage while working to stabilise operations and rebuild customer trust. -
USCIS cuts work-permit validity tenure to 18 months, triggering anxiety among green card applicants and employers
The Trump administration has significantly reduced the validity of work permits for immigrants, including those awaiting green cards, from five years to 18 months. USCIS cites security concerns and the need for more frequent vetting to deter fraud and identify threats. -
Maha Kumbh through the lens
Meenakshi Singh's new coffee table book, 'Expressions of Divinity Maha Kumbh 2025,' published by Bloomsbury India, was launched at India Habitat Centre. The book explores sacred sites and the spiritual experience of millions at the Sangam, portraying divinity through human courage, humility, and strength. Supreme Court judge Justice Vikram Nath praised it as a significant cultural document. -
Vande Mataram debate: Priyanka, Gogoi likely to lead Congress charge; PM Modi to speak in Lok Sabha
Congress has unveiled its lineup of speakers for the upcoming Lok Sabha debate on Vande Mataram, marking the national song's 150th anniversary. Leaders like Gaurav Gogoi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will represent the party. The discussion aims to revive the song's revolutionary spirit, with Prime Minister Modi set to initiate the proceedings. -
‘Warm, engaging’: Shashi Tharoor says he enjoyed Putin banquet, shares pictures
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor attended a banquet for Russian President Vladimir Putin. He described the atmosphere as warm and friendly. Tharoor's presence caused friction within the Congress party. Other leaders criticised the government for not inviting key opposition figures to similar events. They stated this move goes against democratic traditions. -
Reforms in India guided by national goals: PM Modi says 'our intent is nation first'
"At one time, reforms in India were reactionary. This means that either political interests were linked to major decisions, or they were announced to manage a crisis. However, reforms are carried out with national goals in mind. We have set targets. Each sector across the country is seeing improvement. Our growth is constant. Our intent is nation first," PM Modi said. -
PM Modi Pledges To Make India Rid Of `Colonial Mindset` In Next 10 Years
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted India’s economic growth, rising global influence, and its role as a bridge builder amid global uncertainties. He emphasised reforms, citizen trust, and the vision to harness India’s untapped potential over the next decade. -
THIS Item Worth Rs 40,000 Per Kg Was Served At Putin`s Rashtrapati Bhavan Banquet
A rare Himalayan mushroom worth up to Rs 40,000 per kilogram featured on the all-vegetarian menu at President Murmu’s banquet for Vladimir Putin at Rashtrapati Bhavan. The prized gucchi mushroom, known for its rich flavour and limited availability, was served in a traditional Kashmiri dish during the state dinner. -
India-US Ties: New Delhi, Washington To Hold Trade Talks From December 10 - What`s On The Cards?
India-US Trade Talks: This comes after US President Trump imposed a 25 per cent tariff on Indian goods starting August 1, followed by another 25 per cent increase days later, citing New Delhi's continued purchase of Russian oil. -
‘On life support’: Omar Abdullah flags INDIA bloc crisis after Bihar debacle; BJP reacts
Jammu and Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah stated the INDIA alliance is "on life support," citing internal infighting and weak organization as reasons for its inability to challenge the BJP. He blamed the bloc for Nitish Kumar's return to the NDA and highlighted organizational failures, suggesting Congress must lead any serious opposition challenge. -
NCP (SP) Leader Supriya Sule Moves Bill To Ensure Right To Disconnect After Office Hours - What Does It Mean?
The Bill also provides for counselling services to increase awareness among employees and citizens on the reasonable use of digital and communication tools, for professional and personal use. -
Analysis | Why Putin’s Delhi Visit Showcases India’s Finest Strategic Balancing
Putin’s 2025 visit to New Delhi underscored the strength of India–Russia ties at a time of global uncertainty. It showcased India’s strategic autonomy as it balanced deepening cooperation with Moscow alongside its growing partnerships with the West. -
Tax Revenues Jump 30%, But Spending Still Outruns Income
A booming tax haul fuels government spending, but the fiscal gap persists as sanitation, administration and education absorb the biggest slices of the pie. -
Gaurav Gogoi seeks MEA probe into alleged foul play in Zubeen Garg's death at Singapore Festival
In his letter, Gogoi drew attention to a statement made by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma in the state Assembly on 24 November, where he claimed that findings of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) of Assam Police suggested that Garg's death "was a murder." The Chief Minister further stated that multiple individuals have been booked and that the alleged crime was planned and executed by a group. -
Shillong Teer Result Today 06.12.2025: First And Second Round Saturday Lucky Draw Winning Lottery Numbers
Shillong Teer Result Saturday 06.12.2025: On December 06 the first and second round Shillong Teer numbers will be announced on 4 PM. The Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association runs Shillong Teer, a one-of-a-kind lottery game centered on archery, scroll down for the result update. -
Delhi high court issues notice to J&K ex-babu in Rs 2.55-cr defamation suit filed by former J&K chief secretary
The Delhi High Court has issued notices to a retired IAS officer and digital platforms in a defamation suit filed by former J&K Chief Secretary Arun Kumar Mehta. Mehta disputes allegations of a "Jal Jeevan Mission scam" made by Ashok Kumar Parmar, citing a lack of documentary evidence and contradicting official inquiries. -
Bill to drop ‘secular’, ‘socialist’: BJP MP seeks Preamble amendment; says Constitution ensures both
A Bharatiya Janata Party Member of Parliament has proposed removing the words 'secular' and 'socialist' from India's Constitution Preamble. The bill argues these terms were added undemocratically during the Emergency in 1976. The MP cited Constituent Assembly debates where Dr B R Ambedkar reportedly stated these words were not necessary. The original Constitution adopted in 1949 did not include them. -
IndiGo Refund Deadline Looming: Has The Govt Forced The Airline To Clear All Pending Payments Yet? Know Date, Time
IndiGo Flights Cancellation: The airlines have been instructed not to levy any rescheduling charges for passengers whose travel plans were impacted by cancellations. Earlier today, the Ministry also took note of concerns regarding unusually high airfares being charged by certain airlines during the ongoing disruption. -
Supriya Sule moves Bill to ensure Right to disconnect after office hours
Lok Sabha MP Supriya Sule has proposed 'The Right to Disconnect Bill, 2025' to promote work-life balance. The bill aims to curb employee burnout from constant digital communication by granting workers the right to ignore work-related calls and emails outside office hours. Companies could face penalties for non-compliance, encouraging negotiation of out-of-hour service conditions. -
Right to Disconnect Bill 2025: Supriya Sule moves legislation to promote work-life balance for employees after office hours
Lok Sabha MP Supriya Sule has proposed 'The Right to Disconnect Bill, 2025' to promote work-life balance. The bill aims to curb employee burnout from constant digital communication by granting workers the right to ignore work-related calls and emails outside office hours. Companies could face penalties for non-compliance, encouraging negotiation of out-of-hour service conditions. -
Patna To Putin`s Party: Meet Russian `MLA` Abhay Kumar Singh Who Is Urging India To Acquire Exclusive S-500 Missile System
Meet Dr. Abhay Kumar Singh, the Bihar-born Russian Deputat (MLA) and member of Putin’s United Russia party, advocating that India bypass China and acquire the S-500 air defense system. -
CR Special Trains December 2025: Full Schedule Of 14 Services To Lucknow, Delhi, Bengaluru
Central Railway (CR) has announced 14 pairs of special trains to clear the massive holiday rush in December 2025. Know the full schedule, including timings for LTT-Lucknow, CSMT-Delhi, and Pune-Bengaluru routes, and check booking availability now.
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Breaking Donkey News: An Animal Gatecrashes Pakistan Parliament, Steals The Show From Politicians | Is Video Real Or Fake? WATCH
The purported video quickly went viral, racking up multiple shares and comments. While the clip could be considered entertaining, questions about its authenticity have spread even faster. -
'Petty': Priyanka Chaturvedi on no invite to Rahul, Kharge for Putin's dinner; urges President Murmu to be 'bipartisan'
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyanka Chaturvedi slammed the Centre for excluding Congress leaders Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi from President Murmu's state dinner for Vladimir Putin. She termed the move "petty," arguing the President's office should be bipartisan. Congress leaders echoed this sentiment, questioning the guest list and alleging government insecurity. -
Robert Vadra case: ED files fresh chargesheet in Bhandari-linked case; hearing scheduled for January 24
A Delhi court is considering a new chargesheet filed by the Enforcement Directorate against Robert Vadra. This case involves alleged money laundering connected to arms dealer Sanjay Bhandari. Vadra has been questioned previously in this matter. The ED is investigating financial transactions and property investments linked to Bhandari. This is the second money-laundering charge against Vadra. -
One Killed, Five Injured In Trinamool Factional Clash In Birbhum
The incident occurred in the Nanoor area of Birbhum district late on Friday night. The deceased Trinamool leader, who was beaten to death, has been identified as Rashbehari Sardar alias Dodan (50). -
Mahaparinirvan Diwas: CM Yogi Adityanath Pays Tribute To Ambedkar, Vows `Security For Statues Across UP`
On Mahaparinirvan Diwas, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath paid tribute to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and announced new measures to protect statues of Ambedkar and other social reformers across the state, including boundary walls, canopies, and enhanced security.

