The annual Delhi Yamuna flood threat- why September matters? | India News
2025: People, animals living near floodplains relocated on roads ( on left); Yamuna Flood plain board (on right) (Pic credit:…
India holds strong: How government & RBI worked to shield economy from US-Iran war
The roots of the resilience lie in India’s domestic consumption-led growth story that provides an important cushion. India’s growth story…
Indian-American judge extends block on Trump’s mail-voting curbs ahead of midterm polls
US President Donald Trump. A US federal judge has extended a block on President Donald Trump’s executive order seeking sweeping…
‘Win against India damaged us a lot’: Mohammad Yousuf explains Pakistan cricket’s decline | Cricket News
NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan star cricketer Mohammad Yousuf has said the country’s current cricket crisis began after their famous 10-wicket…
‘We eradicated Naxalism, will eliminate narcotics’: Amit Shah on drug-free India by 2029 | India News
India to be drug-free by 2029, says Amit Shah; outlines reverse investigation model, NIDAN database NEW DELHI: Union home minister…
Kentucky hunters were stuck with an agreement that landowners could cancel in 30 days; a 54,560-acre easement now permanently keeps a huge elk landscape open in a state where 95% of land is private
For hunters across Kentucky, the search for land to hunt has always meant a precarious dance with property owners. They…
Prince of Wales to represent King Charles at funeral of King Harald V in Norway | World News
Prince William to represent his father King Charles at funeral of King Harald. The Prince of Wales, Prince William, will…
Can the US really make Hormuz safe? The dangerous battle against Iran’s sea mines
Robots first, divers next: How the US hunted Iranian mines beneath the Strait of Hormuz The US has spent four…
What does the law say about inheritance? Know your rights | India News
What can a daughter, wife, widow or mother legally claim? For generations, inheritance in India has been shaped by family…
In 1888, Wisconsin publisher and women’s-rights pioneer Lisle Lester died penniless in New York; her ashes went unclaimed for 138 years and are finally returning home to Fond du Lac
Lester trained women to work as typesetters at a time when the field was largely dominated by men. (Photos: Found…