Purnea MP Pappu Yadav was arrested by Patna Police in connection with a 1995 case, expressing fears for his safety and demanding to be taken directly to court. He questioned the police's methods and the timing of the arrest. The MP was later admitted to hospital due to health concerns.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi advised students at 'Pariksha Pe Charcha' that education is for life, not just exams, emphasizing character and temperament over grades. He encouraged focusing on future goals rather than dwelling on past achievements, urging them to live in the present and plan for what lies ahead.

[263Chat] Outspoken war Veteran and former Zanu PF Blessed Runesu Geza, popularly known as «Bombshell» has died at a cardiac hospital in South Africa, his family has announced.

Education, matahiapo, accès à l'eau… C’est la liste des priorités mises en avant par Camélia Taupo-Papin, candidate Te u'i hou no Hitia'a o te ra, à Hitia'a o te Rā. Invitée café de ce vendredi, elle détaille le programme de la liste.

Accès à l'eau, jeunesse… C’est la liste des priorités mises en avant par Philippe Tagaroa, co-listier d'Henri Flohr, l'actuel maire et candidat à Hitia'a o te Rā. Invité café de ce vendredi, il détaille le programme de la liste.

Sécurité, jeunesse, accès à l'eau… C’est la liste des priorités mises en avant par Tuterai Virau, co-listier de Dauphin Domingo, ancien maire et candidat sans étiquette à Hitia'a o te Rā. Invité café de ce vendredi, il détaille le programme de la liste.

Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies have announced the results of a major probe targeting suspected graft in the Defense Ministry Read Full Article at RT.com

An illegal scheme involving the sale of human remains from a hospital morgue in St. Petersburg has been uncovered, investigators have said Read Full Article at RT.com

Iran has rejected Washington tactics of pressure and threats while the US slapped the Islamic Republic with a new round of sanctions Read Full Article at RT.com

The Supreme Court sternly criticized the Jan Suraaj Party for challenging Bihar's assembly elections, questioning their motive after a significant electoral defeat. Justices noted the party's failure to win any seats and suggested their petition aimed at gaining popularity. The court emphasized that economic policy issues are for voters to address, not judicial annulment of elections.

Iran reaffirms its commitment to the Chabahar port and cooperation with India, despite US sanctions uncertainty. While a recent budget showed no allocation, India has fulfilled its $120 million commitment and maintains a $250 million credit line for future development. Iran's ambassador highlighted the port's strategic importance for regional access and expressed confidence in India's management of the situation.

India's exports to China surged 37% to $14.2 billion in April-December, with December shipments jumping 67%. Imports, however, rose 13.5% to nearly $96 billion during the same period. The government highlighted that most Chinese imports are capital and intermediate goods, crucial for India's expanding electronics, pharma, and telecom sectors.

The Supreme Court permitted a minor's pregnancy termination, acknowledging her right to reproductive autonomy and the lifelong trauma of an illegitimate child. Despite the Maharashtra government's concerns about a 30-week fetus's viability and the suggestion of an orphanage, the court prioritized the girl's mental well-being, directing the procedure with medical safeguards.

The Vishwa Hindu Parishad has strongly objected to the Netflix film 'Ghooskhor Pandat', deeming its title offensive and an attack on a respected community. The VHP has demanded government intervention, while sources indicate Netflix voluntarily removed the film's teaser and promotional content from social media. The organization warned of protests if an apology isn't issued.

The under-fire Prime Minister is battling to stay in Downing Street as he reels from the Lord Mandelson scandal, with a number of backbenchers questioning his future.

Vikas Nath, 63, used a straw to put gamma-butyrolactone (GBL) into the woman's drink while sitting at the exclusive London club.

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European Commission has threatened TikTok with fines over features like infinite scroll and autoplay, calling the design addictive Read Full Article at RT.com

Over 50 lakh highway car users have embraced the FASTag Annual Pass in six months, facilitating 26.5 crore toll payments. This scheme has spurred a 50% surge in trips for frequent travelers, with 28% of car transactions now utilizing the pass. Chandigarh, Tamil Nadu, and Delhi lead in adoption, paving the way for barrier-less toll collection.

Commuters using partially operational expressways like Delhi-Mumbai will now pay the same toll as normal national highways. This relief, effective for one year or until full operationalization, addresses concerns that higher tolls deterred usage of incomplete stretches. The decision aims to boost traffic on these corridors.

NEET PG cut-off reduction to zero in 2023 disproportionately benefited private medical colleges, especially for clinical specialties. General category candidates saw the largest gains, with a significant portion of these seats going to them. The analysis highlights admissions with extremely low scores, raising questions about data completeness.

Himachal Pradesh government has approached the Supreme Court. They are challenging a High Court ruling. The ruling prevented the withdrawal of 65 cases against politicians. These cases involve non-serious offenses. The government believes withdrawing these cases serves public interest. The Supreme Court has issued a notice and will hear the matter further.

The Union government has rejected the Supreme Court's suggestion to introduce a «Romeo-Juliet» clause for «genuine adolescent relationships» under the Pocso Act. Citing child safety concerns, the government stated that diluting the age of consent would increase exploitation risks and undermine child protection efforts.

Officials announce the arrest of a man they called a key participant in the 2012 attack in Benghazi, Libya, that killed a U.S. ambassador and three others.

Tim Scott, the sole Black Republican in the Senate, called it “the most racist thing I’ve seen out of this White House.”

US tech stocks slumped on Friday as Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Meta announced $660 billion in AI spending Read Full Article at RT.com

Anti-doping officials are investigating reports that ski jumpers are filling their penises with acid for a performance boost Read Full Article at RT.com

Obsessed with tinkering with policy to lower prices, Europe doesn’t consider the system-level costs of more expensive energy Read Full Article at RT.com

Lithuania made a “huge mistake” with China by allowing a de facto ‘Taiwanese embassy’ on its territory, the Lithuanian PM has said Read Full Article at RT.com

A suicide bomber has killed more than 30 people in an attack on a mosque in Islamabad Read Full Article at RT.com

India's tourism landscape is rapidly evolving beyond beaches and hills. A new generation is flocking to spiritual and heritage sites like Ayodhya and Varanasi, driven by religious revival, infrastructure growth, and social media influence. These destinations are now vibrant, year-round hubs attracting diverse travellers seeking cultural immersion and authentic experiences.

Seven Naxals, including top leader Prabhakar with a Rs 25 lakh bounty, were killed in an encounter with Maharashtra police in Gadchiroli. The operation, launched three days ago, also resulted in the death of a special force jawan, Deepak Chinna Madavi, while another jawan is out of danger. The anti-Naxal operation is ongoing.