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Government notifies new CAFE-3 norms for passenger vehicles
The new norms will apply to new passenger vehicles manufactured or imported for sale in India, the Power Ministry said in a statement
ED seizes crores in cash, gold, and silver in ‘Donkey Route’ case
Enforcement Directorate uncovers illegal immigration syndicate targeting Indian nationals to the U.S.
India to have more elderly people later this century as fertility falls, age structure shifts: Moody’s
Moody’s Ratings says India’s fertility has already fallen below replacement level, as the global fertility rate has declined from 4.9 to about 2.2 children per woman since 1950
J&K Assembly witnesses brief disruption over withdrawal of bill to increase MLAs' salaries
As soon as the House proceedings began, National Conference (NC) MLA from Pahalgam, Altaf Kaloo, raised the issue of the withdrawal of the bill.
Jaishankar meets UN chief Guterres, discusses ongoing conflicts, impact on Global South countries
During a conversation at Asia Society, Jaishankar said he held meetings with about 85-90 counterparts through a “really very frantic week”
Japan calls on India to fast-track internal process on UNICORN naval radar agreement
The pact for transfer of technology was signed during Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s India visit in July
India criticises Pakistan’s ‘falsehoods’ and ‘deceit’ at UN; warns terrorism will have consequences
India used its Right of Reply after Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif credited U.S. President Donald Trump for a ‘timely intervention’ in the 2025 conflict and raised the Kashmir issue
Beyond Fort St. George: Tamil Nadu government’s quest for an Assembly-Secretariat site is more than a century old
Somehow, the Fort had such an appeal that the legislature kept coming back to the historic 17th-century vestige of the colonial era
Over 73.1 million screened for sickle cell disease in 3 years: Tribal ministry
The initiative aims to take early diagnosis, genetic counselling, and specialised treatment to remote tribal pockets that carry a disproportionate burden of the genetic blood disorder.
LeT ‘commander’ Hashim Moosa killed in Budgam operation: Army
A spokesman said a joint search operation was launched by the Army, J&K Police and CRPF in the general area of Korag, Yousmarg, in Budgam “based on specific intelligence input”.
How Omar Abdullah’s resolution puts autonomy debate on centre stage again | Explained
Why did the Statehood resolution trigger a political row? What do past resolutions on autonomy and special status mean today? And why did the BJP stay away from the vote?
₹3,000 crore drugs seized from Iranian boat in Arabian Sea; 5 Pakistan nationals detained
The seized contraband comprised high-grade methamphetamine and heroin, the Coast Guard said
Major fire engulfs Fort Kochi’s historic Koder House
Major tragedy was averted as guests and staff were evacuated from the building soon after the flames were spotted
Hundreds of fishermen protest against Secretariat proposal at Foreshore Estate
Community leader K. Bharathi, who has been spearheading the movement, pointed out that Minister Aadhav Arjuna had said that if asked to choose between fishermen and the secretariat, the Chief Minister would choose the welfare of the fishermen
New pedestrian subway on Chennai - Bengaluru Highway in Vellore will be ready by October, says NHAI
NHAI officials said that the new underpass will end a de-tour of at least one km for motorists and pedestrians to reach Old Town and Katpadi across Palar River in the town
Local Sena (UBT) leader dies in Thane after firing by unidentified assailants
Purnekar was the Thane 'vibhag pramukh' or division head of the Uddhav Thackeray-led party, a Sena (UBT) leader said
Surveillance is not the only privacy issue
Who is responsible, when a protester is identified by a camera, doxxed by anonymous accounts, and then threatened at home? What happens to privacy when an electoral-roll decision determines whether someone can vote? Which safeguard applies when data gathered by the police is held by a private company?
Drug menace dominates BJP’s poll campaign in Punjab as it cuts across caste, religion, age
The saffron party, which has historically struggled to make inroads in Punjab, is aggressively pushing its campaign around the drug menace issue to get a foothold in the border State.
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