Spread the love       In a press release issued by the Home and Political Department, the government said five cases had been registered in Assam in connection with the protests, leading to the arrest of 13 people. GUWAHATI: The Assam government on Monday announced that it will withdraw cases and other legal proceedings initiated against people who participated in protests over...

Spread the love       No planes, no problem: Zero flight at Khajuraho, AAI’s ‘number 1 airport’ BHOPAL: Now boarding — Khajuraho Airport into top customer-ranking slot, without any flights.The airport in the Madhya Pradesh town – recently ranked India’s top airport in the Airports Authority of India’s latest Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI) – has produced a surprising result: it has no...

Spread the love       “You can’t bribe them. You’ve got to beat them,” Trump said. US PresidentDonald Trump on Monday said Washington was holding “good talks” with Iran and expressed hope that negotiations could lead to an agreement. However, he warned that the United States would resume military strikes if diplomacy failed.Speaking to reporters, Trump said there was a real possibility...

Spread the love       Europe battles raging wildfires Firefighters across France and Spain are battling to contain massive wildfires as soaring temperatures and dry conditions fuel the blazes, with authorities warning that another heatwave expected later this week could hamper firefighting efforts and increase the risk of further spread.European Union officials have warned that wildfires could continue burning until early November,...

Spread the love       Disclaimer: It is an AI-generated image A Federal case in Atlanta has raised questions about whether the use of privacy-focused mobile software can be treated as evidence of criminal intent, after prosecutors accused a man of wiping his phone to prevent authorities from accessing its contents. The US Department of Justice is prosecuting Atlanta resident Samuel Tunick...

Spread the love       India’s first-ever para athletics gold medallist Sharmila Dhankar India enjoyed a memorable Day 5 at the Commonwealth Games as Sharmila Dhankar won a historic gold, Sarvesh Kushare, Valluri Ajaya Babu and Gyaneshwari Yadav claimed silver medals, while Shilpa K. Shyla and Bindyarani Devi added bronze medals. The six-medal haul took India’s overall tally to 10 and lifted...

Spread the love       Delhi Police investigation identified criminals involved in the July 20 Parliament march violence. NEW DELHI: Delhi Police said its investigation has revealed that 101 individuals with murder charges, 284 people booked in dacoity and robbery cases, and 92 accused in sexual assault and other offences against women and children were part of the violence during the protesters’...

Spread the love       Sharmila Dhankar NEW DELHI: India on Monday enjoyed one of its best days at the Commonwealth Games with six medals overall, with Sharmila Dhankar making history after becoming the country’s first-ever para-athletics gold medallist.On Day 5 of the event, she won the women’s F57 shot put title with a season-best throw of 9.81m, ending India’s 20-year wait...