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Coming from the extended family of the late two-time Asian Games gold medallist, boxers defeat their respective Uzbek opponents in quarterfinals.

The World Bank had warned in 2024 that South Asia was on a path “that risks squandering its demographic dividend of growth”.

Income Tax Return (ITR) Filing FY 2024-25, AY 2025-26: The deadline for filing ITRs, which was originally set for 31 July 2025, has been extended to 15 September 2025.

The early finish would have disappointed both sets of supporters. Indian fans didn’t get the run-fest, UAE fans didn’t get the resistance.

“The union strongly condemns this attitude of the Punjab government and announced that they will now protest in the streets in response,” said the PCCTU statement.

Kirk was giving a presentation when shots were fired, reportedly hitting on his neck. According to his spokesperson, "to the best of our knowledge, he was hit and taken with his security team away from the premises."

Coolie which is gearing up for its streaming release on Amazon Prime Video on the 11 of September is a goldmine of hopeful meme content that could be a film of its own.

From being rejected by Karan Johar to singing in trains and working as a radio jockey, Ayushmann Khurrana has faced many challenges on his rise to the top

Charlie Kirk, Trump ally and Turning Point USA founder, was shot dead in Utah during his American Comeback Tour.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot dead during a Q&A at Utah Valley University. The FBI confirmed the suspect’s capture after hours of confusion.

Kirk, who was a political activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA, was shot dead during a campus event at Utah Valley University.

ED claims the “fraud” has caused a loss of over Rs 2,929 crore to the State Bank of India.

Sohaila Kapur says while the men in her family freely joined films, women were held back — a contrast she overcame to build her own identity on stage and screen.

The remarks came as Solicitor General Tushar Mehta said empirical data shows how the Constitution has worked in the past through dialogue, and “now, we are raising a false alarm that there is a need to do something”.

AAP rejects TMC finger-pointing at it; Maharashtra Opposition leaders question BJP hint that they cross-voted; calls for introspection across quarters

The protest led to a brief halt of Rahul Gandhi's cavalcade but later the police managed to ensure a smooth passage, even as there was more sloganeering by BJP supporters along the route.

Phoenix Mills is doubling down on India’s retail revival. From crowded atriums and premium tenants to a Rs 5,449 crore buyout of its partner’s stake in marquee malls, the country’s largest mall operator is reshaping its portfolio for long-term gains. But while footfalls and spending are surging, rental income growth remains modest. The question for investors is whether Phoenix can balance growth with debt and turn today’s shopping boom into lasting profits.

The Standing Committee on Communications and Information Technology, headed by BJP MP Nishikant Dubey, is said to be in favour of recommending the mandatory presence of a fact-checking mechanism and internal ombudsman in all media organisations.

On June 23, Rajasthan State Wildlife Board (SWLB) cleared the rationalisation plan, which then secured the approval of the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) in less than 48 hours.

The court said that the “opinion expressed by the High Court in regard to commission of the cognizable offences is only a prima facie opinion and has to be treated as such, so as not to affect the discretion of the Investigation Officer, subsequent to the investigation”.

A two-time MLA from Thirthala, he has been associated with Congress since student days, and handpicked by Rahul Gandhi to contest from a CPM bastion.

The theme of November 25 ceremony will be "samras samaj" for which invitees would mainly comprise grassroots faces from 24 districts around Ayodhya, belonging to SCs, STs and OBCs

There is no firm evidence of a link between the use of the drug and autism. Recent studies have yielded conflicting conclusions on whether its use during pregnancy might create risks for a developing foetus.

A division bench of the HC, comprising Justices Navin Chawla and Shalinder Kaur, had rejected the bail pleas of nine accused in the case, including Khalid, saying the riots were not a “regular protest” but a “premeditated, well-orchestrated conspiracy”.

Former students and faculty had flagged that such divisions mark a significant shift from the institute's historical practices, when students with different dietary preferences routinely shared tables