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Narendra Modi’s trip through New Zealand and Australia ended with a familiar modern political image: protests following him across borders.
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Eight alleged Jaish-e-Mohammed operatives were arrested in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, accused of building a radicalization network with Pakistani handlers.
Arunachal Pradesh is battling two pressures at once: a destructive wave of floods and landslides, and renewed concerns along its disputed frontier with China.
What began as a birthday trek to a historic fort ended in a crime that has stunned the country. Investigators say a young woman allegedly plotted with her secret lover to kill her fiancé rather than go through with an arranged marriage.
India's push toward cleaner transportation has crossed a significant milestone. Namo Green Rail, the country's first hydrogen-powered train, has successfully completed its final high-speed trial, bringing the future of green rail travel closer than ever.
What looked like a romantic getaway turned into a calculated murder. Pune businessman Ketan Agrawal was allegedly pushed off Lohagad Fort by his fiancée and her lover. The duo’s confession has exposed a web of deceit, obsession, and betrayal that reads like a crime thriller.
A 23-year-old former AAP candidate’s death in Rajkot has shaken Gujarat’s political circles. Found hanging in her flat, Nandani Bosmiya’s family insists she was murdered by her live-in partner, alleging months of abuse and harassment. The case now sits at the intersection of politics, crime, and women’s safety.
A walk through Europe's biggest technology event became a statement of intent. As Narendra Modi and Emmanuel Macron toured VivaTech 2026, the message was clear: India and France want to shape the future of innovation together.
The E100 announcement landed like a shockwave: bold on paper, chaotic in practice. Critics argue Nitin Gadkari’s E100 push is rushed, technically unsafe for most vehicles, and economically dangerous for food supplies—raising more problems than it solves.
