Man kills nephew, removes organs to make a quick buck. His guide: AI app
Man kills nephew, removes organs to make a quick buck. His guide: AI app The Indian Express
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Heavy rain forecast in Tamil Nadu, Andaman and Nicobar islands
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Karnataka weather: Chilly mornings set In across state With light showers in coastal belts
Karnataka is experiencing an early winter chill with minimum temperatures dropping between 16.5 degrees Celsius and 25.3 degrees Celsius. The IMD forecasts…
Of battles and wars
First-hand accounts describing events in mid-18th century southern India
India wants to become a $10 Trillion economy. First, it must learn to measure itself
Can an economy become statistically more visible without becoming better understood?It is a question India should be asking as it prepares to…
Kargil leaders call shutdown over plan to hold hill council elections during winter
Kargil leaders call shutdown over plan to hold hill council elections during winter Telegraph India
Light mag. 3.3 earthquake – 49 km northeast of Tedim, Chin State, Myanmar, on Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026, at 05:50 am (GMT +6:30)
Light mag. 3.3 earthquake - 49 km northeast of Tedim, Chin State, Myanmar, on Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026, at 05:50 am (GMT…
NDA Sweeps Andhra Pradesh Local Body Polls With 58.9% Vote Share, CM Naidu Hails Historic Mandate
Andhra CM Naidu hails local body polls, saying NDA won 58.9% votes, 94 of 100 Mayor-Chairperson posts and 575 of 659 ZPTC…
Taking flight
Replacing India's ageing transport aircraft will show how much can be built at home
Taking flight
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Rain in Tamil Nadu, cooler mornings ahead in Delhi as western disturbance approaches
A fresh western disturbance is expected to reach the northwestern Himalayan region from Tuesday night, bringing a spell of rain and snowfall…
Odisha wants five rescued orangutans to remain in India
Odisha wants five rescued orangutans to remain in India The Animal Reader