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Why has a Punjab villager’s death triggered political uproar across the State? | Explained
With Punjab heading into Assembly elections, due in early 2027, mainstream political parties, including the Congress, SAD, and BJP are aggressively seizing on the issue
Burnham to meet Irish PM as UK bids to get exemptions from EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ plan – UK politics live
It will be the first time the PM uses No 10 North to host an overseas visit while the chancellor will be in Dublin meeting with EU finance ministersAs Robert Booth reports, the former Labour deputy leader Tom Watson has...
Warm words on Canada's EU 'associate membership' but no guarantees
There is no certainty that the idea will ever get off the ground, let alone become a blueprint for other countries, writes the BBC's Katya Adler.
‘He has to wait’: Gambhir’s message to Sooryavanshi as teenage sensation watches on
India coach Gautam Gambhir stressed patience for young Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's senior team opportunities. Established players' consistent performances will always precede new talent entering the squad. Gambhir found Sanj...
Councils to share £5m in 'emergency food aid' as living costs rise
The money from the Welsh government will amount to around £200,000 to every council.
Poland warns Russia planning drone or rocket strikes on NATO territory, says attacks will be called ‘accidental’
Polish PM also announced he would travel to Ukraine overnight to September 18, in what can be seen as an act of defiance against Russia after European leaders narrowly escaped a drone strike on a train near the Polish-U...
The virtual worlds where robots are trained
Training systems that allow robots to negotiate the real world are getting more sophisticated.
Asian Games | Chaos, complaints, crisis: is this Japan in an alternate universe?
As the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games kick off on Saturday, Japan’s reputation for flawless event planning is facing serious scrutiny amid a growing crisis of disorganization and inadequate accommodations for athletes
Prescription or not? At neighbourhood medical stores, consumers say rules are not always followed
Survey reveals many Indian medical stores sell prescription medicines without checks, prompting calls for CCTV surveillance to ensure compliance.
SC orders Indian Oil to pay ₹12L for denying woman job in 1988
The Supreme Court on Thursday directed Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) to pay ₹12 lakh compensation to a Haryana woman who was denied a job as a helper because the oil company considered the work of carrying LPG cylinders...
TMC vs TMC: EC bars both factions from using party symbol, name in West Bengal assembly bypolls
India News: NEW DELHI: The Election Commission on Thursday barred both rival Trinamool Congress (TMC) factions from using the party's name and reserved election s.
Rupee settles 3 paise lower at 95.94 against U.S. dollar after breaching 96 level
The rupee ended almost flat amid a slight fall in the dollar index and crude oil prices, which supported investor sentiment despite global geopolitical volatility
TCS, Tata Chemicals, other group stocks zoom up to 14% on Tata Sons IPO nod, N Chandra’s term extension
Tata Sons has granted Chairman N Chandrasekaran a five-year extension, setting the stage for the long-awaited initial public offering of the group. This announcement spurred a surge in several Tata group stocks, particu...
Pa. Ranjith announces first pan-India film ‘Vettuvam’
Filmmaker Pa. Ranjith is set to unveil his much-anticipated pan-India film, 'Vettuvam', which showcases a Mallakhamba pole on its poster, hinting at a theme tied to the traditional sport. Fans can catch an exciting snea...
2025 and all that: Red Roses ready to regnite Canada rivalry after World Cup win
One year on from the epic final women’s rugby is flourishing in both nations while England are aiming to take their successive win total to 40 gamesTrain like you have never won, play like you don’t know how to lose. Th...
Tailgate parties, marching bands... and Ted Lasso? Wembley hosts US college game
Wembley will host its first American college football game on Saturday and one of Kansas' most famous fans could be among the 60,000 crowd.