Page 16 - Nandini Singh

UK court defines 'woman' as biological; JK Rowling, others applaud

UK court rules 'woman' means biological female under law; JK Rowling, Martina Navratilova, and others hail decision amid fierce debate over trans rights

China develops AI wearable that helps blind users navigate independently

The smart system uses a camera, haptic sensors, and audio prompts to help blind and visually impaired users move confidently in real time without assistance

No police protection just for marrying against parents' wishes: Allahabad HC

The Allahabad High Court ruled that couples marrying against their parents' wishes are not entitled to seek police protection solely on that basis

No Indian makes it to TIME's 100 Most Influential People of 2025 list

Last year, India had a notable presence with actor Alia Bhatt and Olympic wrestler Sakshee Malikkh earning spots among the world's most influential

Trump blocks Musk from secret China briefing: 'What the f*** is he doing?'

Trump blocked Elon Musk from top-secret China briefing over Tesla ties, erupting: "What the f*** is Elon doing there?"-raising fresh questions about influence and trust

Why Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's 'two-nation' speech is going viral

Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir emphasised that the ideological divide between Hindus and Muslims was the foundation of Pakistan's creation

Air hostess alleges ICU assault while on ventilator; hospital responds

Medanta Hospital has said it is fully cooperating with authorities after a 46-year-old air hostess alleged she was sexually assaulted while on a ventilator in the ICU

UK Supreme Court rules 'woman' means biological sex, excludes trans women

The unanimous ruling by the court said that the Equality Act relies on biological sex, rather than gender identity, as the foundation for legal definitions of 'man' and 'woman'

Elon Musk's secret baby, a $15 mn deal & a woman's fight to tell the truth

She had Elon Musk's baby and refused to stay silent-what followed was a battle over truth, power, and a billionaire's secret plan for the future

4chan hacked: Site slows, mod data leaks, and old boards make a comeback

Imageboard website 4chan reportedly faced a major security breach as users report slowdowns, alleged data leaks, and the surprise return of banned board /QA/, sparking online frenzy and speculation

Don't allow Waqf Act, keep check on your home minister: Mamata to PM Modi

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee has urged PM Modi to scrap the Waqf Act, rein in his home minister, and protect India's democratic values and religious harmony

Biden recalls 'coloured kids' on bus; Trump shares clip, sparks backlash

Biden's use of the term 'coloured kids' in a speech sparks backlash after Trump shares the clip without any comment

Trump's 7-minute cameo in 'Home Alone-2' still haunts director: 'A curse'

'Home Alone 2: Lost in New York' director Chris Columbus regrets Donald Trump's 7-second cameo in the movie, calls it an 'albatross' decades after its release

Waqf Amendment Act in SC today: 73 petitions filed, 7 states defend law

The Supreme Court will hear 73 petitions today challenging the Waqf Amendment Act, as seven states defend its constitutionality and petitioners raise concerns over religious autonomy

ED attaches ₹1,460 cr Aamby Valley land in probe against Sahara Group

The Enforcement Directorate has attached ₹1,460 crore worth of benami land in Aamby Valley, seizing 707 acres linked to diverted investor funds in the Sahara probe

Heading to the cricket match? Uber's free fan shuttle has Delhi-NCR covered

Ride hailing service Uber has launched free fan shuttles across Delhi-NCR to ferry cricket lovers to Arun Jaitley Stadium on match days, making travel easier

Supreme Court raps Allahabad HC for saying rape survivor 'invited trouble'

The Supreme Court took note of the language used in the high court's judgment and warned against making such comments, especially in cases of sexual assault

AI as soulmate: Could code be the partner you've been searching for?

Would you trust chatbot with your heart? Well, AI chatbots are becoming therapists, friends, and even lovers. A growing number of users say the bonds they form feel surprisingly real

India is the happiest nation in the world. So why is Japan near the bottom?

India leads the global happiness rankings, while Japan struggles with inflation, pension insecurity, and growing despair among youth and the elderly

Caught in two schemes, 8 lakh women in Maharashtra lose ₹1k monthly support

Eight lakh women in Maharashtra lose ₹1,000 monthly aid under Ladki Bahin scheme after being found enrolled in another scheme, breaching ₹1,500 limit rule