Nitin Gadkari said India can save precious foreign exchange by reducing imports of fossil fuels.
Former Tamil Nadu chief minister and DMK president M K Stalin on Thursday accused the C Joseph Vijay-led Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) government of using vigilance raids as political theatre ahead of the Tiruchirappalli East by-election. Stalin also asserted that the searches would not intimidate DMK workers.
Eyewitnesses claimed there were three separate fire incidents in Vasco in a short span.
The state intensified its campaign against child marriage in 2023, launching a large-scale crackdown that saw police register cases and make arrests across Assam.
The Kerala High Court provided interim protection from arrest to an additional district judge involved in a fatal accident. His 17-year-old son allegedly drove a car during the incident in Kochi. The police interrogated the judge for several hours before issuing further notice for questioning. The judges' conduct has been questioned, leading the victim's family to seek an inquiry.
Vinit Kumar Dubey, a resident of Bilha in Bilaspur district, travelled to Russia at the start of this month after receiving a job offer through a Telegram group, his sister said.
In a landmark decision, a Michigan court has affirmed a nearly $9.7 million ruling against Henry Ford Macomb Hospital for negligence that led to Cathleen Allen's tragic death after cosmetic surgery complications. Medical testimony highlighted that prompt action could have preserved her life. The jury attributed liability to both the surgeon and hospital, underscoring the urgent need for stringent patient safety measures.
Gerard Butler is a passionate advocate for Mary's Meals, an organization dedicated to providing vital school meals for children in Liberia. Since its launch in 2006, the charity has served over 260 million meals, making a meaningful difference in children's nutrition and education. Reaching more than 95,000 children daily through local volunteers, the program exemplifies community engagement.
Jason Statham and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley are facing challenges in planning the summerhouse at their Hampshire estate. They have submitted a request for a certificate of lawfulness to transform the structure, initially approved as a swimming-pool pavilion, into residential quarters. Although the summerhouse has served as guest accommodation for prior owners since 2012, the New Forest National Park Authority is currently assessing the appropriateness of their application.