Indian Airports: A foreign tourist explains the difference between Indian and other international airports, “They are allowing people to enter who are…”

Polish traveller (@domipatalas) Indians know this rule but for travellers coming from other countries, this one airport rule comes as a surprise (even before they have reached the check-in counter). Unlike airports in several other countries, almost all Indian airports do not allow family members, friends or anyone to enter the terminal building. This means…

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SBI Funds Management listing makes some employees crorepatis; stock debuts at 7% premium to IPO price

SBI Funds Management entered the stock market after attracting robust institutional demand. SBI Funds Management stock listing: Years of employee stock ownership at SBI Funds Management is poised to generate multi-crore wealth for several executives as the country’s largest asset management company enters the stock market. Based on the IPO issue price of Rs 574…

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Delhi University tightens campus safety norms before new session, rolls out stricter anti-ragging measures

As preparations for the new academic year gather pace, Delhi University has introduced a comprehensive set of campus safety measures to curb ragging and misconduct. The directives include stricter monitoring of student spaces, faculty mentorship for newcomers, dedicated disciplinary officers, confidential complaint channels and mandatory adherence to UGC anti-ragging norms across all institutions. With thousands…

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‘Identified, radicalised and recruited youths’: ED raids 8 Bengaluru locations in IS case | India News

Representative image (ANI photo) NEW DELHI: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Tuesday conducted searches at eight locations across Bengaluru in connection with an IS recruitment and terror funding case, officials said.The raids, carried out by the ED’s Bengaluru zonal office, began early in the morning and are still under way. The searches are based on…

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Orangutan Mothers Plan Playdates For Young: Orangutan mothers travel for hours, even skip lunch to arrange ‘jungle playdates’ for their young, new study finds

If we’ve learned anything from Mowgli, it’s that growing up in the rainforest is brutally difficult. The same applies to orangutans, except their mothers can’t hire a bear and a panther to help. They do the work themselves.Picture this: a mother in the dense rainforest, navigating thick vegetation for days on end, deliberately steering her…

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Shiv Sena (UBT) Challenges Speaker’s Approval of MPs’ Merger with Shinde Faction in Supreme Court | India News

Sena (UBT) moves SC challenging Speaker’s approval of MPs’ merger with Shinde faction (ANI, PTI images) NEW DELHI: The Shiv Sena (UBT) on Tuesday approached the Supreme Court challenging Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla’s decision to approve the merger of its six MPs with the Shiv Sena led by Maharashtra deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde.Senior…

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Sonu Sood, Vir Das, Dia Mirza, Soha Ali Khan lead Bollywood’s support for CJP’s student protest over alleged NEET irregularities |

Sonu Sood, Vir Das, Dia Mirza, Soha Ali Khan lead Bollywood’s support for CJP’s student protest over alleged NEET irregularities Several members of the film industry have extended their support to the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) youth-led protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, where students have been demanding accountability over the alleged NEET irregularities and broader…

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‘I don’t see it as a one-sided series’: Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza warns India ahead of T20Is | Cricket News

Zimbabwe’s skipper Sikandar Raza plays a shot during the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 Super 8 Group 1 match against India (ANI Photo) Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza believes his side is capable of matching India in the upcoming three-match T20I series, saying there is little to separate the two teams despite India’s reputation. The…

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West London streets flooded annually with heavy rains: Local council was about to spend millions to fix the problem, then beavers did it for free

For Londoners living around Greenford Tube station, tiptoeing through floodwater to get to work was a part of their daily routine. The ticket hall found itself inundated after a heavy downpour with neighbourhoods flooded and sandbags routinely deployed to make way.The local council of Ealing, a borough in West London faced the daunting reality every…

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