Month: July 2025
20 posts
Three militants killed in encounter with security forces in Srinagar: Army
The identity and group affiliation of the slain terrorists were being ascertained.
Stop ranting about war, talk about dialogue with Pakistan: Mehbooba Mufti to Centre
She asked the Central government to take the path of reconciliation.
Kia India Scales Certified Pre-Owned Network to 100 Outlets Across 70+ Cities
Becomes one of the fastest OEMs to achieve 100 CPO outlet network under three years Offers up to…
Behind Jagdeep Dhankhar’s Shock Resignation, A Power Tussle Over Judge Ouster
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, reacting to the resignation, said: “Only the Vice President or the government knows the real reason. We have nothing to add.”
‘Marry Only One’, Qur’an Only Scripture To Say So
Qur'an, is the only known world scripture that not only explicitly limits polygamy but also places strict restrictions upon its practice:
Turbulent 2025: From Air India Ahmedabad Crash to Mid-Air collisions and emergency landings
A parliamentary panel has flagged chronic staff shortages in India’s aviation regulatory bodies
Five dead, 17 injured as passenger vehicle falls into gorge in J-K’s Doda
The accident took place on Doda-Bharth road near Ponda when the driver of a tempo traveller lost control while negotiating a blind curve, the officials said.
Air India Crash: ‘Why Did You Cut Off Fuel?’ — Final Cockpit Exchange Reveals Mid-Air Crisis
The London-bound flight, fully loaded with fuel, plunged into a nearby medical students’ hostel, killing almost everyone on board, including both pilots—Captain Sumeet Sabharwal (8,200 flying hours) and First Officer Clive Kundar (1,100 flying hours)—as well as around 30 people on the ground
J-K: Five dead, 1 injured as vehicle plunges into gorge in Ramban
The SUV met with the accident near Senabathi in Ukhral Pogal Paristan area late Friday, they said.
Haryana school principal stabbed to death by students over disciplinary warning
He had reportedly warned the duo several times in the past about their conduct.