Recent articles from publications based in India.
Tata-Javelin JV deal to co-produce missiles in India to boost security: JVV VP
Hindustan Timesby Shashank Mattoo·16d ago
Tata-Javelin JV deal to co-produce missiles in India to boost security: JVV VP The Indian Army signed a letter of offer and acceptance (LOA) to buy the Javelin anti-tank guided missile system from...
Delhi Metro shuts 11 stations ahead of protest calling for CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation
Scroll.inby Scroll Staff·16d ago
Entry and exit at 11 Delhi Metro stations were shut on Friday, ahead of a proposed protest at Jantar Mantar to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar for alleged...
Bar Council cannot suspend advocate's license at interim stage of disciplinary inquiry: Allahabad High Court
Bar and Benchby Bar & Bench·16d ago
The Allahabad High Court on Thursday held that the disciplinary committee of a State Bar Council cannot suspend a lawyer at an interim stage of disciplinary proceedings against him [Akhilesh...
‘Drishyam: The Conclusion’ movie review: Ajay Devgn and Jaideep Ahlawat play to the gallery in a gripping finale
The Hinduby Anuj Kumar·16d ago
For over a decade, Vijay Salgaonkar used cinematic logic along with the shared memory of October 2nd to build an impregnable fortress around his family that the law simply couldn’t touch.
Delhi Police impose restrictions, metro gates shut ahead of protest against CEC
National Heraldby NH Digital·16d ago
Delhi Police impose restrictions, metro gates shut ahead of protest against CEC Security tightened at Jantar Mantar as student and youth groups plan a demonstration seeking Gyanesh Kumar’s...
250+ Farmers Trained, Many of Them Women: How This Collective Is Reviving Traditional Beekeeping
The Better Indiaby Deeksha Sharma·16d ago
A patch of land sits right in the middle of a picturesque background — snow-capped mountains, tiny homes and clean air. The land is green, tidy, and has boxes placed every two metres.
14 Years After Nirbhaya: Why Women’s Safety Still Hinges on Staying Indoors
Open Magazineby Open Bureau·16d ago
14 Years After Nirbhaya: Why Women’s Safety Still Hinges on Staying Indoors When a woman is attacked in a public space, the advice often follows a familiar script: stay indoors, avoid dark...
CEC Gyanesh Kumar: India's 'cockroach' protesters are back - this time asking poll chief to resign
BBC News - Indiaby Geeta Pandey·16d ago
- Published India's influential Gen Z-led "cockroach" protesters are set to get back on the streets - this time seeking electoral reforms and the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC)...
PM Modi has 'good ideas' for settlement of Ukraine conflict: Putin
Business Lineby PTI·16d ago
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has "very good ideas" on a mutual settlement of the Ukraine conflict and raises the issue at "every meeting", Russian President Vladimir Putin has said.
AI can assist courts but cannot replace judges, says CJI Surya Kant
National Heraldby NH Digital·16d ago
AI can assist courts but cannot replace judges, says CJI Surya Kant Speaking in Uzbekistan, Chief Justice of India calls for safeguards to ensure judicial technology expands access without...
In LoP Ashoka’s constituency, residents grapple with stench of uncollected garbage
New Indian Expressby Express News Service·16d ago
BENGALURU: For residents of Kamala Nehru School Road, Pipeline Road, 100-ft Ring Road, Umar Bagh Layout and surrounding areas of Banashankari Temple Road ward, the basic right to clean air and a...
Gujarat High Court upholds judge's dismissal over 'benami' phones, undisclosed vehicle purchases
Bar and Benchby Swagta Nath·16d ago
The Gujarat High Court recently upheld the dismissal of a Judicial Magistrate First Class (JMFC) from service over allegations that he held three 'benami' mobile phones, and that he had failed to...
Indian women’s recurve team stuns South Korea to win maiden Asian Games gold
National Heraldby NH Sports Bureau·16d ago
Indian women’s recurve team stuns South Korea to win maiden Asian Games gold Ankita Bhakat, Kirti Sharma and Kumkum Mohod deliver a composed performance in windy conditions after defeating China in...
Delhi records minimum temperature of 23.2°C; AQI remains ‘moderate’
Hindustan Timesby Snehil Sinha·16d ago
Delhi records minimum temperature of 23.2°C; AQI remains ‘moderate’ The minimum temperature at Safdarjung, Delhi’s base station, was 0.8 degrees lower than Thursday’s 24°C, while it was 0.1 degrees...
TVS stays ahead of Bajaj as September e-two-wheeler registrations hit nine-month high
Business Lineby Amit Vijay Mohile·16d ago
TVS Motor held off a fast-closing Bajaj Auto in September as electric two-wheeler registrations across 30 manufacturers jumped 12.5 per cent month-on-month to a nine-month high of 2.06 lakh, taking...
Putin says Modi has 'very good ideas' for mutually acceptable Ukraine peace deal
New Indian Expressby TNIE online desk·16d ago
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has "very good ideas" for finding a mutually acceptable solution to the Ukraine conflict and raises the issue at every meeting...
Karnataka working towards boosting power security strategy: Minister KJ George
New Indian Expressby Express News Service·16d ago
BENGALURU: Karnataka is working towards strengthening its long-term power security strategy by expanding its Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), accelerating solarisation of agricultural feeders...
Energy department to reassess resource adequacy plan in Karnataka
New Indian Expressby Bosky Khanna·16d ago
BENGALURU: The demand for power in the state has now come down by around 30 million units (MU) per day after recording a steep increase in early September.
Uttarakhand: 'Mohammad' Deepak held for 'assaulting' businessman
The Siasat Dailyby Press Trust of India·16d ago
Dehradun: A gym owner from Pauri Garhwal’s Kotdwar, Deepak Kumar, who shot into the limelight for confronting members of Bajrang Dal harassing a Muslim shopkeeper early this year, was arrested on...
Community activist Sujata Sawant’s work in a Mumbai slum embodies both Gandhi and Ambedkar
The Hinduby Priya Ramani·16d ago
In another life, Sujata Sawant, 49, was an accountant with a salary and Sundays off. She plunged into politics in 2014 during the Legislative Assembly election in Maharashtra as a worker of the...
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