Penguin Random House India stepped away from publishing the Congress leader's much anticipated memoir after talks over the manuscript stalled, clearing the way for HarperCollins India to bring out Belonging: A Journey of Love this November.
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Addressing interfaith gatherings in New York, the RSS chief said Hindutva does not envisage an India without Muslims and framed diversity as something to be protected rather than merely tolerated, remarks that drew a mixed reaction back home.
The Indian Army has formally signed off on procuring the Javelin anti-tank guided missile system through the US Foreign Military Sales route, a deal US Ambassador Sergio Gor called a major step forward that also opens the door to co-production in India.
Prime Minister Modi's talks with President Mirziyoyev in Tashkent produced a raft of agreements spanning uranium supply, digital connectivity and cultural heritage, marking fifteen years of the countries' strategic partnership with a formal upgrade.
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The Indian Council of Medical Research has moved to calm public anxiety over a rise in H1N1 influenza cases across the country, stating that there is no evidence of a new strain of the virus circulat…
Sowcar Janaki, one of the most respected and versatile actresses of Tamil cinema, has died, according to The Hindu. Her passing marks the end of an era for an artist whose career spanned decades and…
Sajjan Kumar, the former Congress Member of Parliament whose name became inextricably linked with the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, has died, according to The Hindu. He spent his final years in prison, havin…
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A directive asking college officials to stop students from joining Left and CJP backed demonstrations has been scrapped days after it surfaced, following pushback from student groups and a threatened statewide stir.
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The meeting broke up within half an hour after the two largest Tata Trusts could not jointly name a representative, a dispute traced to fresh restrictions from Maharashtra's Charity Commissioner.
The party's spokesperson argued a DMK MP's questions on paper leaks, protester treatment and police action were well within bounds, after the Speaker's office cited procedural rules to disallow them.
Dhaka's foreign ministry tied any visit to New Delhi speeding up its response to the extradition request for the former prime minister, who fled during the 2024 uprising.
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The agency held back answer keys for the three subjects after candidates flagged errors, and a review committee's findings have now led to a fresh test for each.
Speaking from Fort St George on India's 80th Independence Day, Vijay tied fighting corruption to freedom itself and listed his government's first three months of welfare spending.
The bench cited genuine compliance with earlier directions on community service and restitution, while keeping the wider question of online content safeguards open.
Sixteen of the workers inside have been brought out and a small number are still unaccounted for. What went wrong at Pipalkoti is a different failure from the one that trapped 41 men at Silkyara, and it is the harder one to design against.
A constable was filmed firing an AK-47 during a protest in Siwan last month. Everything he did was against the rules at the time. The Director General's order changes what is in the hands rather than what is in the manual.
A statutory committee under the Judges Inquiry Act has found every charge against Justice Yashwant Varma established. He resigned first, which makes the finding a document rather than a consequence.
All three members of the Jharkhand Public Service Commission have resigned and a central agency has opened a case. Neither development answers what the protesters have spent more than a fortnight asking.
The Bahujan Samaj Party leader has come out against a creamy layer for Scheduled Castes and Tribes and against the RSS position on reservation. The instruction buried in her statement is aimed at government law officers.
The Jharkhand government keeps opening new channels with new groups. The students on hunger strike in Ranchi have worked out what multiplying counterparties does to a movement, and they want the Chief Minister instead.
The state says a backward class notification and the Scheduled Castes Order are separate instruments with separate rules. The High Court treated them as one. That distinction is the case.
