Bihar Police arrest STF jawan in Bharat Bhushan Tiwari ‘fake encounter’ probe — What was the case | India News

Tiwari was shot during a standoff with police and Special Task Force (STF) personnel on June 17. NEW DELHI: A Special Task Force (STF) jawan has been arrested in connection with the controversial police encounter that killed 28-year-old Bharat Bhushan Tiwari in Bihar’s Bhojpur district last month, officials said on Friday.Ara Superintendent of Police Raj…

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Pakistan Coal Mine Explosion: 34 killed as methane explosion tears through coal mine in Pakistan’s Balochistan

Coal mine blast in Pakistan’s Balochistan (AP photo) At least 34 miners in Pakistan were killed and 10 other remained trapped after a methane gas explosion ripped through a coal mine in Balochistan province on Thursday, as officials told news agency AP.While rescuers continued a race against time to reach those still underground.The explosion took…

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Car sold without disclosing prior billing to another buyer; Mercedes, dealer fined Rs 10 lakh

AI generated image used for representational purpose NEW DELHI: A Delhi consumer commission has ordered Mercedes-Benz India and its authorised dealer, T&T Motors, to jointly pay compensation to a buyer after finding that they failed to disclose the vehicle’s purchase history and continued to show an earlier purchase date in their records. The commission held…

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After made-in-India bullet train, new high-speed corridors to get indigenous signalling system

India will develop its own control protocols for high-speed rail. India is aiming to achieve new milestones in manufacturing with its first bullet train project. After deciding to manufacture the high-speed train indigenously for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train corridor, Indian Railways is now looking at in-house advanced signalling system for other upcoming corridors.Indian Railways is…

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After decades of drought, water is returning to the south of the Sahara Desert as ancient farming techniques and the Great Green Wall breathe new life into the Sahel |

Communities dig water-harvesting pits to restore degraded land and improve soil moisture in the Sahel. For decades, the Sahel has symbolised environmental decline. Stretching nearly 5,900 kilometres across Africa from Senegal on the Atlantic coast to Sudan on the Red Sea, this semi-arid belt has endured recurring droughts, advancing desertification and repeated crop failures since…

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Healthy Indian Lunchbox Ideas: FDA asks Maharashtra schools to stop selling these foods loved by children: 10 healthy homemade school snack to carry

FDA Maharashtra Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe recently directed all schools in the state to ban the sale of unhealthy foods According to the World Health Organization, healthy eating in childhood promotes optimal growth and development while reducing the risk of overweight, obesity, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and other non-communicable diseases later in life. Even UNICEF…

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The Southern Ocean may be Earth’s safest place to remove carbon from the atmosphere, scientists find |

Left/Southern Ocean/Right/Southern Ocean on map/Image: AI Generated As the world searches for ways to remove carbon dioxide already accumulating in the atmosphere, ocean iron fertilisation (OIF) has emerged as one of the most debated climate intervention strategies. The idea is deceptively simple: adding tiny amounts of iron to iron-poor parts of the ocean stimulates the…

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