Modi's Visit to Jalandhar: Infrastructure, Politics, and the Satluj Controversy

Hyderabad school drama, you know? It started at Success School in Saidabad. A real controversy went down there. Parents of a Class 2 Hindu kid came forward. They said their child was being forced to memorize and recite things. Kalma, Surah Al-Fatiha. As homework. The story is that the kid told his p

AI Appreciation Day hits every year, July 16th. It’s supposed to be a reminder about how artificial intelligence has morphed from some far-off future idea into something that actually shapes our daily lives now. It’s recommending movies. Translating stuff instantly. Helping doctors spot diseases soo

Laser Power & Infra shares just made a strong debut in the market this Thursday. Investors got some solid listing gains after the IPO saw pretty robust demand across the board. The stock opened up at Rs 269 on the BSE. That’s nearly a 26% premium over the IPO price of Rs 214 per share. On the NSE, i

Pete Hegseth, the Defence Secretary, dropped a bomb this week about a new military health initiative. It’s pretty direct: active-duty and reserve personnel who are thirty or older will now have testosterone deficiency screened as part of their regular medical checks. That takes effect right away. Th

A 45-year-old anaesthesiologist was found stabbed to death in their apartment complex in Dharwad. His eight-year-old son also suffered severe stab injuries in another room. Police have taken the doctor’s wife into custody now. They are looking into what might be a domestic dispute causing this mess.

When an earthquake hits, the world looks to Japan. It’s almost instinctual. The sheer scale of it is insane. They occupy less than a quarter of the Earth's landmass. Yet they endure twenty percent of the planet's most powerful quakes. Magnitude six or higher. Just that kind of brutal reality sitting

Acer just dropped the Aspire 3 (2026) in India. And honestly, it’s aimed at a very specific crowd. Students. Especially those grinding for medical entrance exams, like NEET. It comes with some genuinely interesting extras bundled in. We’re talking dedicated study material for NEET 2027 right there.

The Centre is actually looking at opening up parts of India’s tightly controlled thorium sector to private companies. This move seems aimed squarely at boosting critical mineral supply chains and cutting down reliance on imported uranium. That's what a report from The Economic Times suggested. Inter

The Supreme Court pulled up something interesting on Tuesday. They looked at a ruling from the Patna High Court. The idea was that trying to remove a woman’s salwar and pressing her chest that didn't count as an attempt to rape. The Chief Justice of India, Surya Kant, got involved. He basically expr

A video is out there now, spinning around social media, causing fresh trouble in PoK. People are claiming they caught an Islamabad police officer trying to sneak Indian currency among demonstrators. It all happened during a protest connected to the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee that civ

The dust settled on Bangkok Wednesday after the initial frantic rescue efforts gave way to something much heavier grief and a desperate hunt for accountability. Survivors and the families of those who perished ended up at a police station just trying to grab belongings, record statements, figure out

Shilpa Shinde has been making some really controversial stuff lately on Lock Upp 2. Now she’s hit a new level of controversy talking about fellow TV actor Shivangi Joshi. It all started when she was chatting with Shreya Kalra. Shilpa brought up Shivangi’s personal life, throwing out these claims abo

Indian families work so hard. They build wealth over years. But even when they’re financially secure, some folks just don't spend money on things that would actually make life easier. It’s a strange thing. That’s what entrepreneur Prem Soni started talking about online. He asked why people, you know

Modi appealed to citizens back in May 2026. He wanted everyone to partner up to strengthen the nation amid that West Asia crisis. Seven appeals were made. Avoid gold buying, avoid foreign travel for a year. And reduce edible oil consumption. Farmers needed to cut dependence on imported chemical fert

Man, this whole thing with the Kerala Plus One results is just dragging on. The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education DHSE, that’s who’s handling it they were supposed to drop the class 11 scores on June 10th. But nope. Postponed again. All because of those exams happening in the Gulf countries.