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Lakshya aims to dial-up 'Sen-mode' against Axelsen in Olympic semis

Making his Olympics debut, Sen created history on Friday after becoming the first Indian individual male shuttler to reach the last four of the showpiece with a win over Chinese Taipei in the QF

Paris Olympics 2024: Sports Ministry dispatches 40 ACs for Indian athletes

Temperatures have soared in both Paris and Chateauroux, the two main Olympic Games venues.

NHRC issues notice to Delhi govt over death of inmates at shelter home

The death of inmates, in such a large number within a short period, indicates "negligence on the part of the authorities", the National Human Rights Commission said in a statement

Drain deaths: AAP stages protest near Raj Niwas, demands LG's resignation

The woman and her son drowned in the drain of the Delhi Development Authority (DDA), which is controlled by the LG, AAP MLA Kuldeep Kumar said during the protest

Most chatbots inherently left-leaning but with ability to learn bias: Study

This shows that chatbots can be "steered" towards desired locations on the political spectrum, using modest amounts of politically aligned data, the author said in the study

Incessant rain lashes Kolkata, waterlogging in several parts of city

According to police, ankle-deep water was reported from parts of central and south Kolkata, but traffic movement was not disrupted

SBI Q1 results: Net profit almost flat at Rs 17,035 crore; NPA at 2.21%

The country's biggest lender had posted a net profit of Rs 16,884 crore in the April-June quarter of 2023-24

UN goal of hunger-free world by 2030 unlikely to be achieved: Official

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development -- adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015 -- provides a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet

Operation to rescue Kedarnath pilgrims enters 3rd day; over 10K evacuated

Officials said around 1,300 pilgrims are stranded in Kedarnath, Bhimbali and Gaurikund, and are safe

Congress slams NITI Aayog over shutdown of farm weather advisory offices

Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh shared a media report on X which claimed that the farm weather advisory offices were shut in March this year

Rains wash away road diversions, uproot trees, damage houses in Jharkhand

The Jharkhand government has already ordered that all schools be closed on Saturday in view of the rains

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann denied political clearance to visit Paris

The Chief Minister's Office was informed of the decision Friday evening

Actor Mohanlal reaches Wayanad, pledges Rs 3 cr for rehabilitation works

The actor, who reached the Army camp at Meppadi, held a brief discussion with the officers and left for the landslide-hit zone along with others

Delay in irrigation projects costs Telangana exchequer Rs 1 trn more: CAG

An expenditure of Rs 1,73,564 crore was incurred on these projects as of March 2023

India food surplus; working to provide solutions for food security: PM

"Now, India is a food surplus country," PM Modi said, adding that the country is the number one producer of milk, pulses and spices in the world

China begins atomospheric observation experiment in Mt Everest region

Studying the Tibetan Plateau becomes imperative given the exponentially changing climatic conditions leading to faster melting glaciers and snow

Agriculture key focus area of development strategy in India: NITI member

The theme of the six-day triennial conference, organised by the International Association of Agricultural Economists, is Transformation Towards Sustainable Agri-Food Systems

Assam CM Sarma to perform Bhumi Pujan of semiconductor plant at Jagiroad

The Tata semiconductor assembly and test facility will be India's first semiconductor assembly and test facility

2020 Delhi riots: Court acquits six men accused of theft, arson charges

Additional Sessions Judge Pulastya Pramachala was hearing the case against them

Kerala landslides: Rescue continues on 5th day, over 1,300 rescuers at work

As many as 210 people have died and 273 were injured in the massive landslides that hit Wayanad district in the wee hours of July 30