Chilling details emerge in attack case involving Australian MP

Chhattisgarh archaeological site moves a step closer to UNESCO World Heritage status

A Chhattisgarh archaeological site has advanced toward recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The development marks a procedural milestone in the nomination process rather than a final designation. Officials view the progress as a boost for the state's heritage profile and tourism prospects. The site's historical and cultural significance remains the basis of its candidacy. Final confirmation would depend on further review by UNESCO.

Rubio's India visit puts energy, trade and technology on agenda with Jaishankar

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is visiting India, where he is scheduled to hold talks with External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar. The discussions are expected to cover energy cooperation, trade ties and technology partnerships between the two countries. The meeting reflects continued efforts to deepen the bilateral strategic relationship. Further details on outcomes were not included in the original report.

Rijiju urges Opposition to play constructive role in passing Delimitation Bill

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has called on Opposition parties to engage constructively in the passage of the Delimitation Bill. He emphasised that cooperation from across the political spectrum is important for the legislation to move forward. The remarks signal the government's effort to build consensus on the bill. Since the source article text was not provided in full, this summary is limited to the core point of the original headline.

Tribal leaders seek to be party to forest-rights case; Centre and Nicobar authorities say ‘too late’