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Ancient Buddha-linked Piprahwa gems set for auction despite backlash

The British crown had claimed the gems fall under the 1878 Indian Treasure Trove Act, with the bones and ash gifted to the Buddhist monarch King Chulalongkorn of Siam

Biocon Biologics secures multiple market access coverage for Yesintek in US

Biocon Biologics' biosimilar Yesintek is approved for the treatment of Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, plaque psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, and promises a cost-effective treatment

SC summons Samay Raina, warns of coercive steps over disability jokes

The Supreme Court warned of coercive action if Samay Raina and others fail to appear over alleged mockery of people with disabilities and is considering guidelines for online content

'Publicity without public cause': SC rebukes petitioner over Pahalgam plea

The two-judge pulled up advocate Vishal Tiwari for filing the plea and berated the petitioner for acting without 'sensibility'

Supreme Court to hear Waqf petitions, decide on interim order today

The Centre had told the Supreme Court that it would not denotify any waqf properties or make appointments to the Central Waqf Council and boards until May 5

Automobile sales inch up 2.95% in April, CV sales see decline, says Fada

Two-wheeler retail sales in April this year reached 1,686,774 units compared to 1,649,591 units in the same month last year, Fada said

UN Security Council to hold closed-door meeting today on India-Pak tensions

The UN Security Council meeting, scheduled for this afternoon by the Greek Presidency, was convened at Pakistan's request

Delhi HC rejects TMC MP Saket Gokhale's plea to recall defamation order

Former diplomat Lakshmi Puri had filed a lawsuit against Saket Gokhale after he alleged that she bought property in Switzerland that was disproportionate to her income

Doctors must prescribe only generic drugs, not branded medicines: SC

The Supreme Court has said doctors should prescribe only generic drugs. The court made the remark while hearing a PIL seeking tighter regulation of pharmaceutical marketing practices

Nvidia, Anthropic clash over US' export restrictions on semiconductors

Nvidia and Anthropic are divided on the artificial intelligence policy with US chip export restrictions set to take effect on May 15

'PM Modi has our full support', says US on Pahalgam terror attack

The United State has encouraged both countries to de-escalate tensions and urged Pakistan to cooperate in the investigation of the Pahalgam terror attack

NEET-UG 'paper leak': National Testing Agency flags 1,500 'fake claims'

The NTA has requested Telegram and Instagram to take down 106 channels to prevent the spread of false information

China, US 'very, very close' in the chip race, says Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

China has made significant investment in resources to shore up its semiconductor sector amid the recent export restrictions by the US and its allies

Commercial LPG rates cut by ₹14.50, price of jet fuel cut by 4.4%

The price of commercial LPG used in hotels and restaurants was lowered by ₹14.50 per cylinder today

Adani Ports Q4 results: PAT jumps 48% to ₹3,014 cr, dividend announced

Adani Ports had clocked a profit of Rs 2,040 crore in the year-ago period

Saudi Aramco likely to pick 20% each in new BPCL, ONGC refineries

India, which ranks as the world's third-largest oil consumer, aims to establish itself as a global refining centre as Western corporations reduce their crude processing capabilities

Trump claims he can bring deported man back from El Salvador, but won't

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a 29-year-old Salvadoran who has lived in the US for more than ten years, was mistakenly sent to El Salvador last month despite having court protection against deportation

Indian Oil to import LNG under 5-year agreement with US-based Trafigura

India is seeking to increase its energy purchases from the United States to address trade imbalances with the world's largest economy

India set to join Australia's biggest military exercise for first time

Dubbed as the 'Olympics of military exercises', Talisman Sabre is the most important military exercise that the Australian Defence Force engages in every second year

'In touch with India, Pakistan', says US official on Pahalgam terror attack

The US State Department spokesperson sidestepped a reporter's question about a Pakistani minister's claim that his country carried out 'dirty work' on behalf of the US and the UK