- — Drones hit ships in Black Sea, sinking 1 and prompting rescue operations, Bulgaria says
- On Tuesday, drones targeted two ships in the Black Sea off Bulgaria, causing significant damage and injuries. Rescuers successfully evacuated the crew from one ship, while a second vessel sank during the attack. Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev condemned the strikes and sought assistance from NATO and the European Union. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha accused Russia of responsibility for these attacks on commercial vessels.
- — Ex-gang leader faces maximum penalty of life in prison for Tupac Shakur murder
- A former gang leader was set to be sentenced on Tuesday for orchestrating the 1996 drive-by shooting death of hip-hop star Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas, capping the lone prosecution of a long-unsolved murder that shaped the golden age of rap
- — Scindia calls for faster tailored credit flow to Northeastern states at bankers' conclave
- During a recent gathering at Mizoram University, Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia urged financial institutions to provide credit solutions that address the specific needs of the Northeast region. He criticized generic banking products as insufficient, emphasizing customization for each state. Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma shared initiatives requiring investment, hinting at potential economic drivers for the area that could facilitate sustained growth and enhance public welfare.
- — Piyush Goyal questions Congress’s criticism of Election Commission amid SIR row
- Piyush Goyal defended the Election Commission of India during a BJP press conference regarding Congress allegations. He emphasized the autonomy provided to the Commission by the Modi government and contrasted it with Congress’s history. Goyal raised concerns about former election officials’ subsequent political roles in Congress. He highlighted recent changes in the appointment process for the Chief Election Commissioner under the current government.
- — Shivakumar seeks report on police action during Bengaluru SIR protest
- Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has sought a detailed report on alleged police action against protesters and media personnel during an anti-SIR demonstration in Bengaluru, warning that any excessive use of force would invite accountability. He reaffirmed the right to peaceful protest, while Home Minister Priyank Kharge directed police to protect demonstrators' rights and urged organisers to coordinate with authorities.
- — IIT Madras-backed hub, Medhastra join hands to develop indigenous defence technology
- In a bid to foster indigenous defence technologies, IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation teams up with Medhastra Techsystems. This collaboration seeks to pave the way for advancements in artificial intelligence and cognitive warfare, supporting the government's Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative for self-reliance in defence. Joining the IIT Madras ecosystem allows Medhastra to amplify its defence AI capabilities, reinforcing India's position in global technological innovation through academic and industry cooperation.
- — Nandan Nilekani, NEET reform panel head, wants to end ‘question papers’: Infosys co-founder has an unusual plan to prevent paper leaks
- Nandan Nilekani's Anti-Neet Paper Leak Plan: Nandan Nilekani has proposed generating NEET question papers at the last minute using AI and a large question bank to reduce paper leak risks. The Infosys co-founder also wants India to expand computer-based testing facilities as part of wider examination reforms.
- — IMF's bullish call: Why is India sprinting when the world stumbles?
- The IMF has raised India's growth forecast to 7% for both FY27 and FY28, highlighting the country's resilience despite higher oil prices and a slowing global economy. Strong domestic consumption, infrastructure spending, recovering private investment and AI-related capital expenditure are supporting growth, though inflation, energy costs and weaker rural demand remain risks.
- — Rafale beats China’s J-16 fighter in Egypt’s ‘Eagles of Civilization’ exercise, Chinese pilots accept fighter jet’s edge in dogfight: Report
- During an exercise between Egypt and China, the Egyptian Air Force’s Rafale fighter jets reportedly demonstrated better performance than China’s J-16 aircraft in simulated close-range dogfights. Defence Security Asia highlighted the Rafale’s manoeuvrability and rapid nose-pointing capabilities, although publicly available results do not establish how consistently the French-made fighters outperformed their Chinese counterparts.
- — DeepSeek, Huawei and Nvidia: China's AI chip strategy explained | TechPulse
- — Sridhar Vembu net worth: Zoho co-founder who built a multi-billion dollar business ranks among India’s richest with his siblings; his career, education and wealth
- Sridhar Vembu Net Worth: Zoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu and his siblings have a combined net worth of $5.8 billion, according to Forbes. He grew up in a village in Tamil Nadu, studied at IIT Madras and Princeton, and now lives in rural Tenkasi. His wealth is in the news again after he said Zoho staff will not get a pay hike this year.
- — Bayer’s DirectAcres crosses 2,00,000 acres in India
- Bayer brings together its capabilities in Seeds & Traits, Crop Protection, Digital Farming Solutions and agronomy with tailored mechanization and digital advisory to support farmers through the transition.
- — 'If you can't beat them, join them': Uday Kotak backs Chinese investment in India
- Encouraging a paradigm shift, Uday Kotak of Kotak Mahindra Bank calls for increased Chinese investments in India. He posits that collaborating with Chinese firms could enrich India's manufacturing sector. Kotak’s remarks signal a reassessment of global investment trends, advocating for a cooperative model akin to China’s previous engagements with U.S. companies, aiming to expand the spectrum of available capital even in the face of trade tensions.
- — SIR Row: MoS Somanna accuses Congress of defending illegal voters
- Union minister V Somanna has accused the Congress of opposing the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls because it does not want allegedly ineligible voters removed, as the political fight over the exercise intensifies. The Congress says the revision risks disenfranchising genuine voters, while BJP and JD(S) leaders have defended it as necessary for electoral integrity and criticised the Opposition’s campaign against it.
- — MPSC row: Government action against chairperson marks major win for Maharashtra student protests
- The Maharashtra government has decided to send MPSC chairperson Vivek Bhimanwar on leave following student protests. This administrative action follows allegations of examination irregularities that have gained national attention. Political figures, including Rahul Gandhi and Rohit Pawar, supported the student-led demonstrations and coordinated efforts. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis appointed FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe to the inquiry committee recently.
- — 'Bamo Wali Devi' mandir in Jaisalmer sees a record turnout of devotees. Check why Tanot Mata temple so famous
- Tanot Mata Temple in Rajasthan’s Jaisalmer district received more than 20,000 devotees on the opening day of Navratri. Revered as the ‘Goddess of Bombs’ because of accounts of unexploded bombs during the 1965 and 1971 India-Pakistan wars, the border shrine began its 10-day fair with traditional rituals. The BSF has arranged medical assistance, food, crowd management and other facilities for pilgrims.
- — Neha Bora age, education, father, family, Delhi protest: Things people are searching about AISA president on Google
- Neha Bora Protest: Neha Bora, the national president of AISA, has drawn attention following protests in Delhi against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Here is what to know about her age, educational qualifications, father, family background, student politics and recent protests.
- — India standardises names of 28 Ladakh locations, draws Chinese protest
- India has officially recognized and standardized the names of 28 geographical features in Ladakh. The Ministry of Home Affairs stated that this move aims to facilitate accurate public awareness. China's Foreign Ministry responded by claiming that India’s actions are illegal and invalid. However, India has firmly rejected these politically motivated claims regarding its territorial integrity. The identification of these locations reinforces India's administrative clarity in the region.
- — Rupee volatility in focus as Sitharaman signals more RBI action, weighs LTCG tax debate
- Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the RBI may take further measures to curb rupee volatility, clarifying that its aim is to stabilise the currency rather than fix its value. The rupee recorded its biggest single-day gain in six months on Monday after the central bank introduced curbs to reduce dollar demand and intervened in the market by selling dollars.
- — RBI may take further measures to curb rupee volatility: FM Sitharaman
- Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the RBI may take further measures to curb rupee volatility, clarifying that its aim is to stabilise the currency rather than fix its value. The rupee recorded its biggest single-day gain in six months on Monday after the central bank introduced curbs to reduce dollar demand and intervened in the market by selling dollars.
- — Russia launches wave of attacks on Ukraine's Kharkiv, injures residents despite Trump’s warnings
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