The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has stated that the use of E20 petrol, which contains 20 percent ethanol and 80 percent petrol, may lead to a slight reduction in vehicle fuel efficiency of up to 5 percent. However, the ministry emphasized that the environmental, economic, and strategic advantages of ethanol-blended fuel far outweigh...
Maharashtra ATS Launches Statewide Operation Against Alleged ISI-Linked Radicalisation Network
The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has launched a major statewide operation targeting an alleged radicalisation network suspected of having links with Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). The action was carried out across multiple locations as part of an ongoing investigation into activities believed to pose a threat to national security. The intelligence-led operation involved coordinated searches...
Delhi’s Free Pink Bus Ticket Scheme to End, New Pink Saheli Smart Card System to Take Over
The Delhi government is preparing to replace the existing free pink ticket system for women travelling on public buses with a new digital-based initiative called the Pink Saheli Smart Card. The move aims to modernise the city’s women-focused public transport benefit programme by introducing a more organised and technology-driven mechanism for availing free bus travel....
Ram Temple Trust Considers Bylaw Changes for CEO Appointment Amid Donation Controversy
The trust responsible for managing the Ram Temple in Ayodhya is considering changes to its internal regulations to introduce a dedicated Chief Executive Officer (CEO) position, according to discussions within the organisation. The proposed amendment is aimed at strengthening administrative systems, improving coordination and ensuring smoother management of the temple’s expanding operations. The Shri Ram...
Dhamaal 4 Review: A Familiar Treasure Hunt That Struggles to Deliver Genuine Comedy
The latest instalment of the popular comedy franchise returns with another chaotic treasure hunt, but the humour fails to recreate the freshness and entertainment value of its earlier films. While the series has traditionally relied on quirky characters, absurd situations, and fast-paced comic timing, the fourth chapter appears to repeat old formulas without adding enough...
Manipur Police Arrest Couple in Connection with Killing of Six Naga Civilians Amid Ethnic Violence
In a major breakthrough in the investigation into one of the most shocking incidents linked to Manipur’s prolonged ethnic conflict, security agencies have arrested a husband and wife for their alleged involvement in the killing of six Naga civilians in Kangpokpi district. The arrests are being seen as a significant development in a case that...
BSNL Satellite Phone Service Explained: How India’s Tower-Free Communication System Works in Remote Areas
In an era where mobile communication depends heavily on cellular towers, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) offers a unique solution that functions even in locations where conventional mobile networks are unavailable. Through its satellite phone service, users can make voice calls directly via satellites, ensuring uninterrupted communication in remote regions, disaster-hit areas, mountainous terrain, forests,...
Tamil Nadu CM M.K. Stalin Calls Karur Residents ‘Children of Our Sisters’ During First Visit After Taking Office
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin received a warm welcome during his first official visit to Karur district after assuming office, where he delivered an emotional address highlighting the close bond between the people of Karur and his family. Speaking at a public event, Stalin referred to the residents as the “children of our sisters,”...
PM Modi Uses Hindi Idiom ‘One and One Make Eleven’ to Highlight Growing India-Australia Partnership
Prime Minister Narendra Modi used a well-known Hindi proverb during his visit to Australia to emphasize the growing strength of the India-Australia relationship, saying that while mathematics teaches that one plus one equals two, true partnerships are different because “one and one make eleven.” The symbolic remark reflected his message that cooperation between trusted nations...
Kashmir Is Not a ‘Disneyland’: Omar Abdullah Says Protecting Nature Is the Key to Sustainable Tourism
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has said that Kashmir’s future as one of India’s leading tourist destinations depends on preserving its natural environment rather than promoting unchecked commercial development. Stressing that the Valley is not meant to become a “Disneyland,” he said protecting lakes, glaciers, mountains and forests will remain at the heart...









