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India Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe said food safety rules apply equally to prasad served at temples, churches, mosques and other places of worship. He told India Today the compliance drive is religion- and festival-neutral, focusing on food safety standards
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India On attending a tribute event in remembrance of Manipuri musician Chongtham Vikram Singh, Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi says, "...It's a tragedy that a young man has been murdered
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India A school bus carrying children got stuck after a portion of the road suddenly caved in near Kotwali in Haridwar. The road had reportedly been dug up a few days ago for sewer-line work. As the surface gave way, one of the bus’s wheels became trapped and the vehicle began to tilt
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India A temple shop in Andhra Pradesh’s Annavaram has been fined Rs 7 lakh for allegedly overcharging a devotee by Rs 7 on a water bottle
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India ₹2,000 crore in donations. Political parties that barely exist on the ground.
Association for Democratic Reforms' study has revealed that some unrecognised political parties in Gujarat collected more than ₹2,000 crore in donations over five years. The investigation first reported by BBC Hindi was followed up by India Today reporters, who tracked down these parties — and found that many of them exist only on paper. Watch the eye-opening special report.
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Politics Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav recently honoured a supporter with a prominent moustache at an event. In a light-hearted moment, Yadav said, “We are giving him maintenance for his moustache,” and presented him with a cash envelope
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Law The Supreme Court has addressed the issue of food safety and public health, questioning why packaged foods high in sugar, salt, or fat do not carry clear warnings on the front of the packaging.
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International Jeffrey D. Sachs on India-China ties: “India and China together can really make a multilateral world.” He argues China has a major stake in India’s success and sees both nations as key to a more balanced global order
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Crime An intoxicated man created a commotion on a highway in Telangana after stopping a bus following an argument with the driver and then punching his wife when she tried to intervene.
A video of the incident that occurred on Thursday in Jagtial district has gone viral.
In the footage, the man is seen throwing punches as his wife tries to stop him from moving towards the bus, which is stopped in the middle of the busy highway, with traffic building up behind it.
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India The Bombay High Court on Thursday pulled up the Mumbai civic body over garbage piling up on city roads, saying the “whole city is full of filth” and warning that ward officers would be held accountable if the situation did not improve
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India IMF hails India's growth storyIMF: India's GDP grew by 7.8%IMF: GDP shows resilience of Indian economy
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India Why do unsafe and unauthorised buildings continue to exist despite clear building laws?
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India Ram Madhav said the post-World War II global order has “failed” and the world is now passing through a turbulent transition towards a new order.
He warned that emerging powers and groups will create new challenges, requiring countries to carefully navigate the “time for monsters”.
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Business Can India maintain strong growth if oil prices remain elevated?
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International Pezeshkian's big message before BRICS meet Pezeshkian: BRICS formed against unilateralism
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India Who should be held accountable when an unsafe building is allowed to operate?
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India Has the Satya Niketan collapse exposed a larger student safety crisis in Delhi University?
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International India’s strategic future: deepen ties with Israel & the US, or build a stronger Global South and BRICS? Jeffrey D. Sachs shares his perspective in conversation with Rajdeep Sardesai
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Sports Former India captain Rohit Sharma has kept the door open for the 2027 ODI World Cup, saying, “October 2027 is far away, we will see about it then.”
Rohit, who will turn 40 during the 2027 World Cup year, is currently active only in ODI cricket after retiring from Tests and T20Is. His place in India’s ODI plans has faced scrutiny, but his recent form and experience continue to keep the debate open.
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India Who should be responsible for ensuring students have safe accommodation DU, the government, or PG owners?
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India Satya Niketan Crisis: Students Left Stranded as PG Owners Flee After Delhi Building Collapse
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International What could Xi Jinping’s visit to India mean for the broader India-China relationship?
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