The Supreme Court will examine President Murmu’s constitutional reference questioning if timelines can be imposed on the President and Governors for assenting to Bills.
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China’s $170 billion Brahmaputra dam near Arunachal has sparked serious strategic and ecological concerns in India, which is now racing to complete a long-delayed counter-project in Upper Siang.
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Pune Police booked the 22-year-old woman for fabricating a rape case after an extensive probe revealed that the accused was known to her and the complaint was false.
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Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar’s sudden resignation during the Monsoon Session has triggered political speculation, with the Opposition suspecting deeper motives beyond health concerns.
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Taiwan has signaled it remains somewhat confident of reaching a trade deal with the US—its main military backer in the face of increased Chinese aggression.
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Iran’s suspension of IAEA monitoring has cut off global oversight of its nuclear program, raising fears over potential weapons-grade uranium production.
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Israel launched airstrikes on Yemen’s Hodeida port, destroying a dock used by Iran-backed Houthi rebels to transfer weapons, escalating Red Sea tensions.
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A Bangladesh Air Force training aircraft plummeted into the campus of Milestone School and College on Monday afternoon, killing at least 19 people. Rescue operations are underway.
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SIT to investigate Kupwara Joint Interrogation Centre; J&K government directed to pay ₹50 lakh compensation for fundamental rights violation.
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Sanseito makes stunning gains on the “Make Japan Great Again” agenda; the ruling LDP suffers a historic setback in Upper House polls.
