Mikel Arteta fumes at Sunderland penalty despite Arsenal's win: Unacceptable
Mikel Arteta was left furious with the refereeing despite Arsenal maintaining their perfect Premier League start with a hard-fought 2-0 win over Sunderland on Saturday.
India Today
Region: India
•
Language: EN
•
Mode: Aggregation
•
Stories Indexed: 4,565
Abused, threatened, tortured: UP engineer recounts Russian detention horror
A Kanpur-based engineer who returned from Moscow after spending nearly 48 hours in Russian police custody has alleged that he and a friend were abused, threatened and tortured during the detention. Chandan Gupta said the experience left him so traumatised that he would never work...
Four-storey Delhi building evacuated after sudden tilt, MCD inspects structure
A four-storey building developed a sudden tilt in the Gandhi Nagar area of Delhi's Shahdara, triggering panic among residents in the vicinity, an official said on Sunday.
A dream without a horse: The story of the world's first car
Imagine standing on a road in Germany in 1886. There are no traffic lights, no petrol pumps, no number plates, no driving schools and certainly no cars. The roads belong to horses, carts and pedestrians. Then, one day, something strange appears.
Madhya Pradesh launches drive to give Aadhaar-like APAAR IDs to 1.45 crore students
The Madhya Pradesh School Education Department has launched a special campaign to complete the creation of APAAR (Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry) IDs for school students across the state. More than 1.45 crore students are expected to receive the digital ID.
This 16-year-old US teen is using AI to map the dirty air students breathe
At 16, a question about polluted air grew into an effort to show what students breathe every day. Kelly Liu from San Jose, California, began looking at what official monitoring systems missed around individual schools. Using AI mapping and low-cost sensors, she helped bring air-q...
Nepal Chilime tunnel rescue advances as Indian and Nepali teams push on
Rescue operations are continuing at Nepal's Chilime hydropower project, where six workers are believed to be trapped inside a tunnel. Indian and Nepali teams are using heavy machinery to clear mud and debris as they move towards an underground powerhouse where the workers are tho...
India sends Bailey bridge parts to reconnect Nepal's flood-hit Betrawati
India has sent the first consignment of components for a 70-metre Bailey bridge to Nepal to help restore connectivity in the flood-hit Betrawati area, the Indian envoy in Kathmandu said on Saturday. More consignments of the bridge components are expected to arrive in the coming d...
Iranian cargo ship hit near Qeshm before Strait of Hormuz shipping talks
An Iranian commercial vessel was hit by a projectile early Sunday near Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, killing one crew member and injuring four others, according to Iranian state media. The incident came a day before Tehran planned to brief regional countries on its disput...
Missed your station while sleeping in train? Know this railway rule
It can happen on an overnight train. You fall asleep, wake up and suddenly realise that your destination has already passed. The first question is usually, can I use the same ticket to go back? The answer is generally no. If you have crossed your destination because you were asle...
US deports Afghan woman in first-ever Alien Terrorist Court case over ISIS plot
The United States has deported 47-year-old Afghan national Nazira Haji Zada after she conceded that she was an “alien terrorist” for supporting an ISIS-inspired plot to carry out a mass shooting on Election Day in 2024, the US Department of Justice said.
Harmanpreet eyes Asia Cup revenge vs Sri Lanka, urges India to keep it simple
India captain Harmanpreet Kaur wants her team to avoid overthinking when it takes on Sri Lanka in the Women's Asia Cup final, with the skipper stressing the need to trust their strengths and keep their approach simple.