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Supreme Court rules that Scheduled Caste status applies only to Hindus, Sikhs, and Buddhists, and ends upon conversion to Christianity, denying SC/ST Act protection.
SC Status Ends After Conversion to Christianity, No SC/ST Benefits: Supreme Court Read More
Vedanta achieves a 31% water recycling rate in FY26, recycling 85 million m³ and benefiting over 1 million people across 225+ villages through WASH and conservation initiatives.
Vedanta’s Big Water Push: 85 Million m³ Recycled, 1 Million Lives Impacted Read More
World, Tuberculosis Day, 2026, global fight, against TB, its prevention, symptoms, and India’s लक्ष्य to eliminate tuberculosis by 2025. Learn how awareness and timely treatment can help build a TB-free future.
The Future is TB-Free – World Tuberculosis Day Read More
The US and Iran may hold crucial talks in Islamabad as Donald Trump pauses planned strikes on Iran’s energy grid. With tensions rising across West Asia and oil prices surging, the world watches a fragile diplomatic opening.
War or Peace? US, Iran Talks Likely in Islamabad This Week as Mediators Push Deal Read More
Sri Sri University marks World Forest Day with a ‘Best Out of Waste’ workshop, promoting sustainability, recycling, and environmental awareness among students.
Sri Sri University’s ‘Best Out of Waste’ Workshop Sparks Eco Creativity on World Forest Day Read More
Nand Ghar signs MoU with WCD Department to establish 150 modern anganwadi centres in Koderma, Jharkhand, with ESL Steel’s CSR support, boosting rural nutrition, education, and women empowerment.
Koderma to Get 150 Modern Nand Ghars; Focus on Nutrition, Education & Women Empowerment Read More
Ramesh Raval, a 72-year-old puppeteer from Ahmedabad, fights to preserve India’s ancient puppetry tradition amid digital rise and lack of support.
Ramesh Raval — The Last Puppet Master of India Read More
Trump pauses planned US strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure after “constructive talks,” signaling a possible de-escalation in rising West Asia tensions.
Trump Pauses Planned Strikes on Iran’s Power Plants After ‘Constructive Talks’ Read More
Iran is reportedly charging select ships up to $2 million to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, raising global concerns over oil supply, shipping costs, and geopolitical tensions.
$2 Million to Cross Hormuz? Inside Iran’s Toll, Control & Rising Tensions Read More
Filipino radio broadcaster Julio Calo was shot dead in La Castellana, Philippines. Press Emblem Campaign condemns the killing and demands justice amid rising threats to journalists.
Filipino Radio Professional Shot Dead, PEC Demands Justice Read More