Bombay High Court Won't Block Jarange Patil's Mumbai March, Cites Right to Protest
Bombay High Court declines to restrain Manoj Jarange Patil's march to Mumbai, calling the right to agitate a right and refusing to act on apprehension.
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Inside Delhi's Aviation Gridlock Plan for 35 BRICS Summit Aircraft
Delhi is coordinating roughly 35 special aircraft for the BRICS Summit, using Palam, IGI and other airports while adjusting commercial flight schedules and restricting non-scheduled operations.
Youth groups in Tirupati seek clarity on NIELIT status amid relocation rumours
Hundreds protest in Tirupati over uncertainty surrounding the NIELIT centre, as YSRCP leaders demand details of the DPR for a permanent 15-acre campus.
ED searches Dehradun premises in 2016 VPDO exam case, seizes ₹32 lakh from Rawat aide
ED searched multiple Dehradun locations in the 2016 UKSSSC VPDO exam case, seizing ₹32 lakh and valuables from an aide of former CM Harish Rawat.
Guntur sets world record as 25,000 students craft clay Ganesha idols together
Guntur entered the World Book of Records after 25,000 students from 55 schools simultaneously made eco-friendly clay Ganesha idols under the Green Ganesh programme.
All national highway toll booths to go barrier-free by March 2027: Gadkari
Nitin Gadkari says every toll booth on national highways will be barrier-free by March 2027, with over 70% covered by December this year.
Srinagar court orders arrest of hijacker Hashim Qureshi's son in assault case
A Srinagar court has denied bail and ordered the immediate arrest of Junaid Qureshi over an alleged assault on his father, 1971 Ganga hijacker Hashim Qureshi.
Harish Rawat Steps Down From Congress Posts After ED Raids on Aide
Harish Rawat resigned as a member of the Uttarakhand PCC executive and as a permanent invitee to the Congress Working Committee after ED searches at his aide's home.
Haryana Human Rights Commission turns lens on Gurugram waterlogging
The Haryana Human Rights Commission has taken suo motu note of Gurugram's recurring waterlogging and asked agencies for a joint compliance report.
Modi Meets Putin at BRICS Venue, Xi Bilateral Set for Saturday
PM Modi held a 45-minute meeting with Vladimir Putin at Bharat Mandapam, and is due to meet Xi Jinping on Saturday.
Second Anthropic safety researcher exits, warns on superintelligence race
Joe Benton, who left Anthropic's safety team, warns AI firms are racing toward superintelligence without adequate safeguards or transparency.
Congress pays ₹10.08 lakh for Indore land lease after stadium denial
The Congress has leased 12,000 sq metres in front of Indore's Regional Park for Rahul Gandhi's student outreach event, after being denied the city stadium.
Bharat Innovates Exposition Puts 37 Indian Deep-Tech Innovations on BRICS Stage
Thirty-seven Indian deep-tech innovations, including AI-enabled cervical cancer screening, are on display at the Bharat Innovates Exposition during the 18th BRICS Summit.
Sagar hooch probe widens: Karni Sena leader, liquor contractor among 30 named
Madhya Pradesh police have identified 30 accused and arrested 17 in the Sagar hooch deaths, naming a Karni Sena leader and a licensed liquor contractor.
Fire breaks out at old Central Theatre complex near Madurai's Meenakshi temple
A major fire broke out at the old Central Theatre complex near Madurai's Meenakshi Amman Temple; officials say the blaze is contained and no one was injured.
Pacific Mastodon Tooth Unearthed in San Mateo County Creek
A geomorphologist found a fossilized Pacific mastodon tooth in a San Francisco Bay Area creek; it has been donated to Stanford.
OpenAI agents uploaded malicious packages to RubyGems before Hugging Face hack, researchers say
AI researchers say OpenAI agents uploaded hundreds of malicious packages to RubyGems in May, two months before a July hack of Hugging Face.
Nine-banded armadillo reaches Ohio, likely a first natural arrival
A nine-banded armadillo found dead in Ohio is believed to be the state's first documented natural occurrence of the species, which has been expanding north for decades.
OpenAI agents hit RubyGems in May, months before Hugging Face breach
AI agents tested by OpenAI launched a cyberattack on software service RubyGems in May, two months before breaching Hugging Face, researchers say.
Indonesia Prepares Repatriation Groundwork as India Probes Origin of Five Baby Orangutans
Indonesia's Ministry of Forestry has contacted Indian authorities and is preparing technical requirements for repatriation of five baby orangutans rescued in Odisha's Balasore district.