Gurugram has potholes, waterlogging. So why are homebuyers still paying premium?
Gurugram can be an expensive place to buy a home, but owning one does not necessarily mean escaping the problems of the city outside its gates.
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Russian drones hit Zaporizhzhia after Ukraine's 1,000-drone barrage
Russian drones struck Ukraine's southern city of Zaporizhzhia, officials said on Monday, a day after Kyiv's forces fired more than 1,000 drones at Russia. The latest exchanges came as there was no sign of any breakthrough in efforts to end the war, more than four years after Russ...
Sensex ends 564 points higher, Nifty above 23,400; HCLTech up 3%
Sensex ends points higher Nifty above HCLTech up
3 BHKs are the new favourite as Indian homebuyers. Here's why
Buying a home is getting more expensive. But that does not seem to be stopping Indians from wanting more space.
‘New weapons, new targets’: Iran warns US, says prepared for prolonged war
Iran's Revolutionary Guards, on Monday, cautioned the US against launching further attacks on the country amid the ongoing war.
'Age is just a number': Ex-India chief selector backs Rohit to continue playing ODIs
Chetan Sharma, the former chief selector, champions the continued ODI careers of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, emphasising that age should not hinder performance. With Rohit’s remarkable century and Virat’s unwavering scoring prowess as key factors, he advocates for their selecti...
Onion packets weigh less than promised; commission orders Rs 20,000 compensation
A consumer commission ordered a supermarket to pay twenty thousand rupees. This compensation was for underweight onion packets supplied to a customer. The customer purchased goods under a promotional offer at the Ropar store. The commission found deficiency in service and unfair ...
Why teenagers who stop sharing everything with parents may still feel close
As teenagers begin to assert their independence, their desire for privacy naturally increases. This urge for privacy should not be mistaken for secrecy; rather, it reflects their need for autonomy. Parents can enhance their bond by respecting this privacy while also engaging in o...
Alabama released 1,500 rare mussels to help restore Paint Rock River
In an effort to revitalize the Paint Rock River's ecosystem, conservationists have introduced rare native freshwater mussels into the waters of northeast Alabama. This release is significant as these mussels are vital for filtering water and fostering biodiversity. The initiative...
Couple bought painting for C$200; six years later, it sold for C$402,500
An Ontario couple bought a landscape painting for C$200 at a rural yard sale in 2001, unaware it was by renowned Canadian artist E.J. Hughes. Six years later, Lake Okanagan was identified as his work and sold for C$402,500. Hughes, known for his detailed British Columbia landscap...
Meet Kiran Ahirwar, Madhya Pradesh’s ‘Drone Didi’ who became a lakhpati
Kiran Ahirwar stands out as a pioneer in her rural community, operating an agricultural drone that has earned her titles like NaMo Drone Didi and Lakhpati Didi. With skills honed through a government initiative aimed at boosting women's roles in agriculture, Ahirwar now empowers ...
Trump's tech advisor has blunt advice for OpenAI, Anthropic and Google on AI pause
White House tech advisor Michael Kratsios has told AI companies worried about unsafe models that they can simply stop development without government permission. Speaking to Fox News Sunday, he said the US already has tools to handle AI risks. His remarks follow Anthropic CEO Dari...
Typhoon disrupts India training before Japan T20I; Iyer admits conditions unknown
As Typhoon Dujuan looms, India's T20 International training sessions have been disrupted, leaving the Shreyas Iyer-led team unable to prepare for their momentous match. The storm is projected to bring intense rain and winds to eastern Japan. This encounter not only marks the firs...
BMW that plunged off Mumbai Coastal Road bridge had earlier hit couple, video viral
In a devastating incident on Mumbai's Coastal Road, a speeding BMW lost control and plunged from the bridge, claiming the lives of three students. Notably, this car was noted in a FIR for overspeeding just months prior. The police are investigating the driver's actions leading to...
Sabarimala Prasadam Crisis Deepens, Minister Slams Devaswom Board
The shortage worsened during the Kanni month puja, forcing authorities at Sannidhanam to restrict the distribution of prasadam.
Pakistan Taliban Rejects Islamabad's Afghan Territory Claim, India Links
Islamabad has repeatedly accused TTP of maintaining sanctuaries in Afghanistan and using them to plan or support attacks inside Pakistan.
"Easy" Work Trap: How Russia Recruited Ukrainian Teens For Sabotage
At least 13 minors, including five girls, are now serving prison sentences in Ukraine in cases linked to such activities.
"Facility Like Nowhere In World": Trump On Proposed 250-Foot Triumphal Arch
Trump said the facility will be designed to “house, store” and quickly deploy large numbers of drones.
Made In India, Sold To China: What's Behind 40% Surge In Electronics Exports
India imported $131.6 billion of Chinese goods in the year ended March, accounting for almost 17 per cent of its imports.
'Rape, Shocks To Genitals': UN On Sexual Violence Horrors In Russia-Ukraine War
Of those cases, 89 per cent were attributed to the Russian side, including members of the armed forces, prison service and security agencies, while 11 per cent were linked to Ukraine, including members of the Ukrainian armed forces.