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Archive - 15 / 08 / 2024

World
Japan ends ‘megaquake’ special caution week after finding no immediate risk
Sport Others
Manika Batra’s message on Vinesh Phogat’s first social media post: ‘You’ve shown us what it means to chase dreams with passion’
Mumbai
Attack on Hindus in Bangladesh a cause of concern, our country had greater responsibility towards the people, says Bhagwat
Political Pulse
Amid UCC saga, PM Modi pitch for ‘secular civil code’ a bid to put Oppn on the back foot
Mumbai
More than 16,000 potholes detected in Mumbai roads this monsoon, most of them on EEH and WEH
Delhi
What does I-Day parade mean for NCC girls? Prestige, pride, and a step to bring them closer to their dream
World
Vietnam jails prominent activist for 5 years on anti-state charges, lawyers say
Mumbai
‘Freedom Trail’ project nears completion, to be finished by January 2025: BMC
World
Ukraine opens military office in occupied Kursk region, says it is still advancing
India
At least 20% of women officers will soon head police stations in Bihar: DGP
Cricket
Much-fitter Sarfaraz Khan to use Buchi Babu tournament to stake claim for middle-order slot in Indian Test side
Mumbai
Families of Army jawans who sacrificed lives honoured
India
‘Insult to people of India’: Congress slams PM Modi, MoD after Rahul Gandhi is made to sit in ‘last rows’ during I-Day ceremony
Pakistan
1 killed, and 10 wounded in an overnight grenade attack outside a hotel in southwest Pakistan
Mumbai
Gagrani: BMC resolved 98% complaints on waste disposal since Dec 2023
Entertainment
Matthew Perry’s assistant among 5 people, including 2 doctors, charged in ‘Friends’ star’s death
World
US vice presidential candidates JD Vance and Tim Walz agree to debate on October 1
Bangalore
Man addicted to online games dies by suicide along with wife, daughter in Karnataka
Bangalore
NIA to use ‘gait analysis’ technique to confirm identity of suspect arrested for B’luru cafe blast
Chandigarh
After Partition, Sikhs had to wait till 1971 to have a glimpse of Bangladesh gurdwaras; most of them now lost