Illegal coracle rides flourish despite safety warnings at Hampi
Illegal coracle rides continue near Sanapur across from Hampi despite bans and safety warnings, with officials planning raids, FIRs and seizure of boats.
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Househelp held for Rs 35L jewellery theft in Delhi
Delhi Police arrested a newly hired househelp for allegedly stealing Rs 35 lakh jewellery and foreign currency in Bharat Nagar; all stolen items recovered.
Boosting public safety starts with fully funding federal prisons
Advocacy leader Scott Peyton argues that Congress must provide the Federal Bureau of Prisons with necessary funding to address critical staffing shortages, maintain facility safety, and support successful reentry programs for incarcerated individuals.
Greenairy is building smart plant towers to clean the air in your office | TechCrunch
As it turns out, the cure for stuffy, chemical-infused office air might be a tower of leafy greenery.
Out on bail after rape allegation, Abhishek Porel named in Bengal squad for Ranji Trophy opener against Delhi
KOLKATA: Wicketkeeper-batter Abhishek Porel, who was recently granted bail in a case involving allegations of rape and other sexual offences, has been
‘Nobody can stop Bumrah and Bhuvneshwar’: Ashwin’s bold prediction as pacer makes India return after four years
NEW DELHI: Former India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin believes Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s return to international cricket could open the door for a remarkable
‘You are doing your job’: Detained Rahul Gandhi offers water to police - watch
NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi offered water bottles to police personnel while being detained during the opposition's protest in
A quick lunch, then a Jantar Mantar march: How Rahul-led opposition once again kept police guessing
NEW DELHI: On Wednesday afternoon, Congress and INDIA bloc leaders were meeting for lunch at a restaurant on Janpath.
In 1962, South Africa built road sections from Kalahari sand instead of crushed rock; 55 years and 1.5 million truck-equivalent loads later, all remained in service without reported structural problems
Discover how South Africa's innovative use of Kalahari sand has led to the construction of durable roads, enduring more than 55 years under heavy traffic without failure. Learn about the experimental techniques that revolutionized road building in arid regions.
‘TV drama cannot alter reality': India slams Pakistan over cross-border terror
NEW DELHI: India has fiercely condemned Pakistan for continuing to sponsor cross-border terrorism, declaring that televised media campaigns cannot alter