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Parliamentary Panel Flags Delays In Scholarship Disbursal To Marginalised Students
The Committee said the target for 2026-27 was reduced to 34 lakh beneficiaries, describing the approach as unacceptable and saying targets should increase every year rather than be lowered after previous targets are missed
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GAIL Recruitment 2027: Notification Out For Executive Trainee Posts Via GATE
GAIL Recruitment 2027: The recruitment of candidates will be based on their Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) 2027 scores.
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Scheduled Caste Livelihood Scheme: Parliamentry Panel Flags Only 17% Funds Utilised
Less than one-fifth of the Rs 920 crore budget for PM-AJAY Grants-in-Aid was spent in 2025-26, raising concerns over scheme implementation.
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Reporter's Diary | Roads Were Gone, We Kept Going: 6 Days Through Flood, Debris And Death In Nepal
NDTV's Sikta Deo recounts six harrowing days reporting from disaster-hit Nepal
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Bhutan PM's Evocative Question: Why Does So Much About Our Global Food System Still Not Add Up?
"The very people who feed us themselves too often struggle to maintain a decent living. Something does not add up," Bhutan Prime Minister Dasho Tshering Topgay said at the first Global Conscious Food Systems Summit in Bhutan.
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Indian Woman Shares Her 11 PM Walking Experience In Japan, Calls It A "Very Big Deal"
Her video received reactions from social media users who connected with her point about safety.
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10 Teams, 30 Days: BJP Plans Nationwide Outreach Yatra On PM Modi's Birthday
According to sources, every convoy will include more than 10 bikers, along with BJP workers, who will travel through towns, villages and districts along the route.
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Child's Preference For Parent Alone Can't Decide Custody Case: High Court
While retaining custody with the mother, the court also established visitation arrangements for the father
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UGC NET 2026 Re-Exam: Reporting Time, Exam Day Rules
UGC NET Re-Exam: Candidates should ensure that the question paper available on their allotted computer is as per their opted subject.
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Bear And Three Cubs Rescued After Being Trapped For Hours In Water Tank In US
One of the three cubs had escaped on its own before rescuers arrived.
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How To Become The President Of India's Aide-De-Camp: Step-By-Step Guide
Becoming an aide de camp to the President of India is a prestigious role assigned to selected military officers with distinguished careers.
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6 Dead, 14 Injured After Vehicle Rams Truck On Haryana Expressway
Preliminary investigation suggests that the driver fell asleep, causing the incident, the police said.
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NRI Built Successful Business In US, But Couldn't Crack India. Here's Why His 3 Startups Failed
In India, he ran into problems ranging from unpaid customer dues to stalled government work and alleged corruption.
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Mamata Banerjee's Niece Dies By Suicide In Bengal
Brishti Mukherjee's body was found hanging on the first floor of her home in Kusumba village, in West Bengal's Birbhum district.
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Supreme Court Cancels All FIRs Against CJP Protesters, Criminal Antecedents Only Exception
After the Supreme Court's big move, the CJP called off its proposed September 5 protest march in Delhi.
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PM Modi Leaves For Home After SCO Summit In Kyrgyzstan
Earlier in the day, PM Modi attended the 26th SCO Summit held under Kyrgyzstan's chairmanship in Bishkek.
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Bank Holidays In September 2026: Here's The Complete List
Bank holidays in September 2026: Regular Sunday closures (Sept 6, 13, 20, and 27) apply across all states nationwide.
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Zerodha Founder Nithin Kamath's Response Goes Viral After Employee Praises His Brother's Looks
However, instead of Nithin's photograph, the bio featured a picture of Nikhil, making the exchange even more humorous.
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Stock Market Highlights, Sensex Today: Sensex, Nifty Settle Flat Amid US-Iran Tensions
Stock Market, Sensex, Share Market, Nifty Highlights: Crude oil prices gain on fresh US-Iran tensions; Brent above $90 per barrel
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"Those Who Attack Doctors Don't Deserve Bail": Top Court In Sena Leader's Case
During the hearing, the Supreme Court underlined that incidents of assaulting doctors inside hospitals cannot be taken lightly.
