Kirti Pandey

Mumbai: In a dramatic late-night operation on June 27, Mumbai Police averted what could have been one of the deadliest mass poisoning incidents in the city's recent history.

This is how Muslims impose their regressive Sharia laws upon host nations and refuse to integrate into western societies, warn activists as Iran-Egypt

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has imposed a strict one-month deadline on coaching institutes to meet fire safety audits, install mandatory equipment, and comply with building regulations, or face sealing

Foreign coaches aren't replacing Indian excellence, they're helping unlock it, turning talent into podium finishes through science, strategy, and belief.

A special POCSO court in Pune on June 29, 2026, sentenced Bhimrao Prabhakar Kamble (65) to death for the brutal rape and murder of a 3½-year-old

A new Lancet Series (June 12, 2026) and the proven E-MOTIVE strategy offer India a practical, low-cost pathway to dramatically cut postpartum

Sir Dinshaw Maneckji Petit was a pioneering Parsi industrialist who founded some of India's earliest textile mills, challenged colonial economic

Ayush Malik, at the center of a high-profile Uttar Pradesh conversion case, has voluntarily returned to Sanatan Dharma, performing Hindu rituals at

As India sweltered under one of its harshest summers in 2026, air conditioners, meant to provide relief, became sources of tragedy instead.

The Alang saga is larger than one yard. It represents the battle between job-creating, resource-efficient industries and overly restrictive policies that can stifle growth. In a country with massive employment needs, especially for semi-skilled migrants, destroying such hubs under the guise of regulation carries heavy costs.