Pooja Singh, 19, secured India's second Asian Games medal in women's high jump, winning a Bronze on Tuesday (September 29).

India's mixed relay team, including Gurindervir Singh, Sneha Shanuvali, Abinaya Rajarajan, Animesh Kujur, and Harita Badra, secured Bronze in the 4x100 m mixed relay final.

Key Takeaways: Five bridges along the Chatara main canal have deteriorated, with visible cracks and subsidence raising accident concerns The structures are part of the Chatara i...

Adhikari raised concerns over students’ mobile phone use while launching the Sarathi scheme for distributing bicycles to students in Howrah

Key Takeaways: A free dental clinic will be established at Everest Base Camp during the spring 2027 climbing season The facility aims to serve Sherpa guides, Icefall Doctors, po...

The Commission said the vacancies covered several engineering disciplines, with the related requisitions subsequently returned to the State department

India beat Qatar 3-2 after epic comeback, enter volleyball quarters

Under Palle Panduga 3.0 (village festival), roads will be laid, mini gokulams (cattle sheds) constructed, and plantation works taken up, among other activities

The probe is examining massArt’s ownership, management, financial flows and alleged links with influential persons, officials said

Key Takeaways: BP Highway reopened on Tuesday after remaining blocked for four days due to floods and landslides Traffic resumed after temporary diversions were built and debris...

Chinese researchers are drafting standards for autonomous satellite coordination and data sharing in a move analysts say could speed up military targeting and make People’s Liberation Army satellite networks more resilient. An expert panel convened by the Chinese Institute of Command and Control (CICC) in Beijing on September 21 approved work on 10 proposed voluntary standards, clearing the way for draft texts to be released for consultation. In an account of the meeting published last Thursday,...

Neeru's coach breaks umbrella in wild celebration after historic trap Gold: Video

Paris Olympics champion An Se Young became the first woman to win two Asian Games singles titles, crushing Akane Yamaguchi 21-7, 21-9 to cap another dominant week in Nagoya.

A call from Thalapathy Vijay: Ancy Sojan's one wish after long-jump silver

We look at each other and laugh watching Ro-Ko story play out on TV: Rohit Sharma

The new policy will set a road map up to 2047 for the Indian steel industry

The fishermen have demanded that the state withdraw its proposal for a Secretariat-Assembly complex at Pattinapakkam in Chennai

Shoaib Akhtar set for key role in Pakistan board revamp after England tour debacle

The Karachi District West team was en route to participate in the Chief Minister's Gold Cup tournament when a dozen armed men intercepted their bus on the highway.

Indian tennis players Dhakshineswar Suresh and Sumit Nagal have advanced to the Asian Games 2026 singles pre-quarterfinals.

Hospitalised 10 days before, Neeru Dhanda shoots her way to historic gold

Stripped of 2022 bronze, Parveen Hooda now a win away from Asian Games gold

In Bengaluru's HSR Layout, a video surfaced showing a physical fight involving two women and an auto-rickshaw driver. The women and the driver reportedly engaged in a fight after a dispute over payment emerged. Following the incident, the local police contacted the women to file a complaint, but they hesitated. The driver claimed that he was assaulted first and retaliated in self-defense.

China is offering the world’s brightest young scientists generous 15-year research grants for free exploration, as the country accelerates its drive to become a global science powerhouse. Dou Xiankang, director of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), the country’s top funder of basic research, told a recent academic forum that the agency was selecting a group of the brightest researchers under 35 for long-term financial backing. Once this group of exceptionally brilliant...

Alpheus Babcock's revolutionary cast iron piano frame marked a pivotal shift in piano craftsmanship and tuning practices. Though initially met with skepticism, this innovation found its way into the hearts of piano makers. Jonas Chickering subsequently refined the concept, producing sturdier pianos with richer sound. Today, the cast iron frame is a staple in piano manufacturing, enriching our musical experiences across various genres.

Key Takeaways: 27 people died and four remain missing in 542 disaster incidents recorded between Sept. 24 and 27 Landslides accounted for 304 incidents and 20 deaths, while floo...

In America, road signs play a vital role in ensuring driver safety, incorporating advanced breakaway supports designed to minimize injuries during accidents. Since the 1960s, the philosophy of creating forgiving roadways has gained traction, recognizing the inevitability of human error. With statistics showing that many traffic fatalities result from roadway departures, enhancing roadside structures becomes imperative for decreasing both accidents and loss of life on U.S. roads.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards' spokesperson Hossein Mohebbi accuses Donald Trump of being dishonest about nuclear weapons. Mohebbi emphasizes the need for accurate information to be provided to the American people. He asserts that the United States has not succeeded in its military efforts against Iran. The spokesperson insists that the US should withdraw its presence from the region.

A Delhi resident found that his PAN and identity information were used to register a fraudulent business. The GST registration, linked to a Mumbai address, reported outward supplies of around ₹79.4 crore. He claimed he never authorized anyone to use his details or conducted any business activities. Following this revelation, the Economic Offences Wing of Delhi Police registered an FIR for further investigation.

BJP national secretary K Surendran raised concerns about security and intelligence failures during Amit Shah's visit to Keralam. Youth Congress activists staged a black flag protest while Shah's convoy was en route. Surendran accused local police of not anticipating the protest and not ensuring adequate security measures. He also noted that Keralam ministers faced backlash from Yuva Morcha members following the incident.