Video: Ghaziabad man ploughs car into 3 at petrol pump after being asked to park properly | Ghaziabad News

A speeding car injured three people at a Ghaziabad petrol pump on Sunday night. GHAZIABAD: Three…

Rupee gains 26 paise as 7.8% GDP growth offsets global market jitters

Rupee jumps 26 paise against US dollar Rupee began Tuesday on a strong note, rising 26…

Chenab river water level rises in J&K’s Reasi as Salal Dam opens 4 gates | Jammu News

The gates were opened following continuous rainfall in the upper catchment areas JAMMU: The water level…

CJP’s proposed march on Sep 5 an attempt to create lawlessness before Brics: PIL in SC | India News

“It is for the law enforcing agencies to ensure law and order while acting in accordance…

‘We’re going your way’: How NCR teen’s plea for help after tiff with parents ended in gang-rape on moving bus, dumped 30km away | Delhi News

A 17-year-old girl seeking help after leaving home was gang-raped on a moving sleeper bus. NEW…

In 1998, Steve Jobs convinced a 37-year-old Tim Cook to join near-bankrupt Apple, here’s the ‘story’ he told to make him leave world’s biggest PC company

When Steve Jobs convinced a 37-year-old Tim Cook to join near-bankrupt Appl Tim Cook concluded his…

Meet Aman Sanger, the 25-year-old Indian-origin entrepreneur whose AI startup Cursor is being acquired by Elon Musk’s SpaceX for $60 billion: From coding at 14 and MIT to a potential $2.7 billion fortune

SpaceX had already been working with Cursor before the $60-billion acquisition. A few years ago, Aman…

Scientists tested spiders as living DNA traps; their stomach contents can reveal which insects and other animals are living around them |

Wolf spider on white background. Image Credit: Philip N. Cohen/Wikipedia A study published in ‘Experimental and…

‘Strong numbers’: PM Modi hails 7.8% GDP growth, hits out at ‘jhooth ki goonj’

India’s economy expanded 7.8% in the April-June quarter of 2026-27 NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi…

Polluted Stiebeuel River water transformed into irrigation supply using stones, sand and heat-treated wood; University of Cape Town project treats 36,000 litres daily and removes 99% of toxins

University of Cape Town researchers are treating polluted Stiebeuel River water for irrigation. (Photo: Water Hub)…

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