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First for India: Startup edges closer to launch of its inflatable Space habitat

BENGALURU: A Bengaluru-based startup has moved a step closer towards launching an inflatable space habitat, a first for India, by completing key tests in Switzerland, enabled through its partners, including the European Space Agency (E Read More

Delhi Logs Wettest January In 4 Years; Cold, Rain Persist, Air Quality Slips To ‘Very Poor’

Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom Delhi experienced an unusually wet and chilly Tuesday as a strong Western Disturbance swept through the region, delivering the city’s most significant January rainfall Read More

Budget Session Begins Today As Opposition Set To Press MGNREGA, SIR Issues

Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom Budget Session:The Budget session of the Parliament will commence on Wednesday, with opposition parties set to press issues like MGNREGA and the Special Intensive Revision Read More

On Camera, Massive Avalanche Hits Resort In Jammu And Kashmir’s Sonamarg Amid Snowfall

Three CCTV videos captured from different angles showed a massive avalanche engulfing parts of the Sonamarg resort in Kashmir. No casualties were reported. Read More

India-EU FTA Will Cover All Sectors: What’s In It For Textiles, Electronics, Gems & Pharma Segments?

Textile, footwear, electronics to gems and jewellery, FTA serves as a gateway to unprecedented market access, granting over 99% of Indian exports preferential entry into the EU Go to Source Read More

Parliament Budget Session 2026 Live Updates: Budget Session To Begin Today; Opposition To Raise MGNREGA, SIR Issues

Budget Session Of Parliament 2026 Live Updates: President Murmu’s address will open the Budget Session as opposition presses for debates on SIR and VB-G RAM G. Read More

‘Never been stronger’: Ursula von der Leyen hails Europe–India ties at presidential banquet

PTI photo NEW DELHI: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Tuesday that the political ties between Europe and India have never been stronger, pointing to closer cooperation after the conclusion of a Free Trade A Read More

Affidavit rider to complaints to offer relief to public servants

New Delhi: An allegation made against a public servant before a magistrate will not be sufficient to put in motion proceedings against him as Supreme Court Tuesday ruled that the complaint must be backed by an affidavit. Read More