India

Supreme Court judge writes 4th letter to CJI against Raj HC judge

South Bend's Sunny Italy Cafe Marks 100 Years of Family Ownership

Sunny Italy Cafe in South Bend, Indiana, is celebrating its centennial anniversary in 2026, a century after it was founded in 1926. The restaurant has remained under continuous family ownership throughout its entire history. It is well known for authentic Italian cuisine prepared from scratch using traditional recipes passed down through generations. Over the decades, the cafe has built a loyal following among local residents and Notre Dame students alike. Its 100-year run stands as a rare example of multigenerational culinary heritage in the community.

Rural area LPG booking period reduced from 45 to 25 days

Patanjali Co-Founder Balkrishna Acquitted in 15-Year-Old Forged Documents Case

Acharya Balkrishna, close aide of yoga guru Baba Ramdev and co-founder of Patanjali, has been acquitted in a long-running forged documents case. The Special Judicial Magistrate (CBI) court delivered the verdict, clearing Balkrishna of all charges. Co-accused Naresh Chandra Dwivedi, who was alleged to have supplied the forged documents to Balkrishna, was also acquitted in the same ruling. The case had been ongoing for approximately 15 years before the court reached this decision.

India's Crude Import Price Reaches $100 Per Barrel, a 6-Week High

India's crude oil import price has climbed to $100 per barrel, marking a six-week high. The rise is linked to escalating tensions in the West Asia region, which have been disrupting global energy markets. Analysts warn that prices could climb further if the regional crisis deepens. The development raises concerns about India's import bill and its potential impact on domestic fuel prices and inflation.

Trump Threatens to Ban Bombardier Sales in US Amid Canada Trade Dispute

US President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to block Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier from selling its planes in the United States. Trump cited what he called 'unjust and unfair' trade provisions between the two countries as justification for the potential ban. The move marks a significant escalation in the ongoing tariff dispute between the US and Canada. Bombardier, a major Canadian aerospace company, relies on the American market as a key revenue source. The threat signals a broader hardening of the Trump administration's stance on bilateral trade with Canada.

Trans-border narco-terror suspect flees NCB custody in Jammu

Omar opens first J&K film fest, seeks to reclaim Kashmir's place in Indian cinema

UN Rights Experts Urge Pakistan to Protect Ahmadiyya Community from Violence

United Nations human rights experts have formally called on Pakistan to put an end to violence targeting the Ahmadiyya community. The appeal was issued from Geneva, where experts also urged Pakistani authorities to guarantee the community's protection. The statement highlights Pakistan's responsibility to honour its international human rights commitments. The move reflects growing international concern over the safety and rights of the Ahmadiyya minority in Pakistan.

J&K: Suspicious movement prompts search ops in Poonch’s frontier villages

India and Bangladesh to Hold Talks on Resuming Cross-Border Train Services

India and Bangladesh are set to hold a key bilateral meeting that will include discussions on resuming suspended train services between the two countries. The Maitree, Mitali, and Bandhan Express trains, which operate across the India-Bangladesh border, are expected to be central to the talks. The resumption of these rail links will be a key agenda item at the upcoming meeting. The move signals efforts by both nations to restore and strengthen cross-border connectivity.

Manoj Jarange Patil On 11th Fast, Warned Would Bring Mumbai To A Standstill

Detained Pakistan national repatriated via international border

Delhi Building Collapse: Owner an Ex-Air Force Man Running Gurugram Shop

A tragic incident has occurred involving a 50-year-old building in Delhi. The structure was owned by a retired Air Force personnel who also operates a shop in Gurugram. The Gupta family had undertaken repairs on the aging building and converted it into a paying-guest facility. The decision to repurpose the property was driven by its advantageous location near Delhi University, making it attractive for student accommodation.

Parliament Panel Reviews India's Relations With Gulf Amid Middle East Tensions

A parliamentary committee recently convened to assess the state of India's diplomatic ties with Gulf nations. The review took place in the context of ongoing tensions across the Middle East region. Lawmakers examined how India is managing its relationships with countries in the Gulf. The discussions reflect growing legislative interest in India's foreign policy posture in a strategically important region.

Delhi Eyes Mandatory Structural Audits for Old Public Buildings After Tragedy

The Delhi government is working on a new policy that would require structural audits and safety certifications for aging buildings used for public purposes. The move comes in the wake of a recent tragedy that raised serious concerns about building safety in the capital. Under the proposed framework, owners of such buildings would be legally obligated to obtain safety clearances. The policy is currently in the drafting stage and has not yet been formally enacted.

Nepal Marks 13 Days Since Deadly Floods That Killed Over 1,300

Nepal observed a day of mourning on Monday, 13 days after catastrophic flooding struck the region. The disaster claimed more than 1,300 lives across Nepal and Tibet combined. Around 5,000 people remain missing, among them foreign nationals. Nepal's disaster management agency provided the official figures on the death and missing persons toll.

Russia Closes German Consulate in St Petersburg Amid Drone Attack Row

Russia has shut down the German consulate in St Petersburg, marking a further deterioration in relations between Moscow and Berlin. The move follows Germany's accusation that Russia orchestrated a drone attack on Leipzig airport. Ties between the two countries had already been severely strained since Russia launched its military offensive in Ukraine. The consulate closure represents one of the most significant diplomatic escalations between the two nations in recent times.

AI Research Advances Toward Decoding Animal Communication, Raising Ethical Concerns

Scientists are using machine learning models to catalogue and replicate animal sounds, moving closer to enabling human-animal communication. The technology involves training AI systems to interpret and reproduce the signals that animals use to communicate. However, researchers and ethicists warn that decoding animal language could open the door to manipulation and distress among wildlife. Concerns around animal privacy and potential misuse of such technology have been raised alongside these developments. Despite the significant ethical questions, work in the field of animal communication research continues to progress.

Delhi University Colleges Turn Classrooms Into Shelters After Building Collapse

Following a recent building collapse near Delhi University, several colleges swiftly converted their facilities into temporary shelters for displaced students. The affected institutions provided essential support including beds, meals, and counselling services to those in distress. Authorities responded to the incident by evacuating and sealing multiple nearby private hostels due to safety concerns. The move highlights the urgent need for stricter safety standards in student accommodation around the university area.