`This Could Spark World War III’: Trump Issues Stark Warning On Russia Ukraine War

In a stark message to both sides, Trump expresses deep frustration over stalled Russia Ukraine peace efforts, warning that endless talks without progress risk dangerous consequences.

The Union Cabinet has approved the Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhikshan Bill, aiming to consolidate higher education regulation under a single authority, excluding medical and legal fields. This move seeks to simplify governance and enhance academic quality. Meanwhile, a parliamentary committee will question IndiGo, DGCA, and ministry officials regarding recent flight cancellations and pilot rest rule implementation.

India has launched CoalSETU, a new policy for long-term coal linkage auctions aimed at industrial use and exports. This dedicated window allows any domestic industrial buyer to bid, simplifying procedures and boosting the utilization of coal reserves. Fuel supply agreements can extend up to 15 years, with flexible use within group companies, potentially reducing imports and creating export opportunities.

The Union Cabinet has greenlit a bill to open India's nuclear power sector to private players, a move crucial for achieving 100 GW nuclear capacity by 2047. The SHANTI Bill proposes changes to civil liability laws, caps supplier liability, and allows up to 49% foreign direct investment. This aims to boost domestic energy production and meet net-zero targets.

A Congress MP has accused a senior BJP member of attending Lok Sabha proceedings "drunk" during Rahul Gandhi's speech on electoral reforms.The MP cited the individual's "repeated gestures" and "tottering" as evidence, urging the BJP to prevent such incidents. This allegation follows a recent row over a TMC MP allegedly "vaping" in the House, highlighting concerns over parliamentary decorum.

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has received a complaint from BJP MP Anurag Thakur regarding a TMC lawmaker allegedly using an e-cigarette inside the House. Thakur highlighted this as a serious breach of parliamentary rules and the Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes Act, 2019. The Lok Sabha secretariat is reviewing proceedings for appropriate action.

The government has approved a bill to replace MGNREGA with the Pujya Bapu Gramin Rozgar Guarantee Bill, promising 125 workdays per household. This move aims to counter opposition criticism on funding and boost employment claims, particularly in rural areas. Projects will align with Viksit Bharat National Infra Stack, prioritizing water security.

Home Minister Amit Shah lauded Vinayak Damodar Savarkar's fight against untouchability and social evils, stating he never received due recognition. Unveiling a statue, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat honored the ideologue's enduring legacy. Shah highlighted Savarkar's patriotism, reformist zeal, and literary contributions, emphasizing his resilience during imprisonment and unwavering belief in India's freedom.

Hurriyat chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq urged the Omar Abdullah government to halt arrests in old cases, citing harassment and anxiety. He highlighted the plight of thousands of Kashmiri prisoners and called for a review of old case handling and transfer of detainees back to J&K.

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha met families of those killed in the Nowgam police station blast, providing them with appointment letters on compassionate grounds. He lauded the J&K Police for dismantling a terror network, emphasizing national support for the affected families. The blast, described as accidental, occurred during the examination of seized explosives.

Alert BSF troops apprehended a Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorist near the Indo-Pak border in Akhnoor, Jammu and Kashmir. The operative, identified as Abdul Khalik from Rajouri, was found with an M-5 rifle and magazines. He had illegally migrated to Pakistan in 2021 and was handed over to local police for further investigation.

Jammu & Kashmir's education department has mandated teachers to report and manage stray dog populations, sparking outrage from political parties and teachers' unions. Critics deem the directives "shocking" and "atrocious," arguing they undermine educators' dignity and professional roles. The orders, however, are reportedly based on Supreme Court guidelines amidst a surge in dog-bite incidents.

 In the clip, the Lashkar terrorist warns the Afghan Taliban that if they refuse to accept Pakistan’s ceasefire conditions, the group will enter the battlefield against them. Given the close alignment between Pakistan’s military leadership and Lashkar-e-Taiba, observers believe such a threat could not have been issued without Munir’s approval.

UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain have refused to release Dhurandhar despite the film's team making extensive efforts to secure approval. 

The road transport ministry has issued new guidelines emphasizing that authorities must take full responsibility for road tunnel projects, from inception to completion. These guidelines mandate weekly risk management meetings and a live risk register, ensuring accountability for mitigation measures.

The alarm was first triggered when Trustified, a testing platform, released a laboratory report alleging that a batch of eggs from a branded company contained traces of these prohibited substances. Both nitrofuran and nitroimidazole metabolites, including AOZ, are known to damage DNA and are banned in many countries.

According to the election schedule, the entire vote counting and result declaration process must be completed by December 18.

On December 16, India doesn't just commission a vessel. It activates a capability that rewrites underwater warfare in the Indian Ocean.

The government has launched CoalSETU, a new policy for long-term coal linkage auctions, opening doors for any industrial buyer beyond specified sectors. This move aims to simplify procedures, boost coal usage, and reduce import dependence. Fuel supply agreements can extend up to 15 years, allowing flexible use among group companies and exports up to 50%.

Union Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu on Friday told Parliament that the government cannot impose caps on airfares throughout the year, stating that ticket price increases during festival seasons are a normal market phenomenon.

The group, which included six women, handed over weapons such as an AK-47, two SLRs, and a BGL (barrel grenade launcher), signalling their decision to embrace the rehabilitation policy offered by the central and state governments.

A fatal late-night dispute in Delhi's Mangolpuri has left one man dead and another injured. Police report that two youngsters allegedly stabbed Sanjay Singh, 43, and Anil, 45, following an argument while both victims were inebriated. The accused have been apprehended and confessed, with the weapon recovered. Investigations are ongoing.

This marks the second instance within a week in which the ageing pipeline has been damaged due to ongoing MGL works, causing significant inconvenience to residents who are increasingly relying on tankers and bottled water to meet daily needs.

The idea surfaced in reporting by Politico, which said the concept appeared in a longer, unpublished version of the National Security Strategy released last week. Although the outlet stressed it could not verify the document’s existence, first mentioned by Defense One, the proposal has nonetheless stirred debate about Washington’s global direction.

Under Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s Women’s Employment Scheme, women are provided Rs 10,000 each to start income-generating activities.

A Special Investigation Team has charged four individuals with murder in the Zubeen Garg death case. The singer's cousin, a suspended Assam Police officer, faces charges of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Two personal security officers are accused of criminal breach of trust. This development follows the singer's death in Singapore, where local police initially found no foul play.

The idea surfaced in reporting by Politico, which said the concept appeared in a longer, unpublished version of the National Security Strategy released last week. Although the outlet stressed it could not verify the document’s existence, first mentioned by Defense One, the proposal has nonetheless stirred debate about Washington’s global direction.

In a bizarre turn of events, robbers disguised as police officers allegedly stole goats purchased under Bihar’s CM scheme. 

In a mesmerizing scene, over two lakh flamingos have transformed Rajasthan’s Sambhar Lake into a pink paradise, that has tourists and bird enthusiasts rushing to witness the spectacle.