The Madhya Pradesh High Court’s Gwalior Bench, in a strongly worded order issued on April 16, 2025, has stayed its own directive mandating that senior IPS officers oversee sensitive criminal probes. The decision comes in response to objections from the

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Three pilgrims en route to Badrinath lost their lives after a bus plunged into the Alaknanda River in Uttarakhand on Thursday. The tragic accident occurred near Rudraprayag when the driver reportedly lost control of the vehicle on a sharp turn.

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More Indians are increasingly ditching costly branded medicines in favour of affordable generics, driven by rising healthcare expenses and greater awareness. With inflation and medical bills burdening middle-class families, patients are opting for cost-effective alternatives that offer similar efficacy. The

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A recent study highlights the urgent need for stronger investments in skilling initiatives to bridge the widening gap between job seekers and available employment opportunities. The report emphasizes that while India’s economy is growing, many sectors continue to face a

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Dalal Street surged to a nine-month high as cooling geopolitical tensions in West Asia boosted investor confidence. The easing of Iran-Israel hostilities led to a fall in global oil prices, lifting market sentiment and reducing inflationary concerns. Key indices posted

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Here’s a concise summary of today’s news: Several government departments are benefiting from new policies that waive fines, giving them a lighter financial burden. For instance, Sharjah’s Executive Council has erased all traffic fines older than 10 years (with a

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