Polish president fights through crowds to get into country's top court amid 'coup' claims in battle between Donald Tusk's centrist government and nationalist right

Sudhanshu Trivedi targets Congress over mock Parliament, cites World Bank report

Sudhanshu Trivedi criticized the Congress party for organizing a mock Parliament after their recent failures. He emphasized the significant reduction in poverty in India under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership from 2011 to 2023. Trivedi referenced the World Bank's report claiming only 2.6 percent of the population remains in extreme poverty today. The Gini Index results also showed that India ranks among the most economically equal countries globally.

Celebrity Traitors reunion snubbed by James Acaster following bombshell before final as filming stopped and crews rushed to set

The comedian did not appear on Friday night's special edition of spin-off show Uncloaked

Elon Musk has just one word for cockroach milk being touted as next superfood; the bizarre way it's extracted is even more shocking

Elon Musk reacted with a one-word comment, "Gross", after the New York Post reported on cockroach milk and its potential as a future superfood. Produced by female Pacific beetle cockroaches to nourish their young, the protein-rich secretion has attracted scientific interest, although its extraction remains complex and its use in food products is still being studied.

Congress Leaders pay tribute to Indira Gandhi on 42nd death anniversary

Congress Leaders pay tribute to Indira Gandhi on 42nd death anniversary

Train services stopped due to emergency incident

No trains are running on a major railway line this morning while emergency services deal with an incident.

Rajasthan man opens bank app to check balance, finds Rs 10,00,00,00,00,000 lien on account where he had Rs 55,000; bank blocks his entire savings

A 22-year-old medical store employee in Rajasthan's Sikar, earning Rs 10,000 a month, found a Rs 1 lakh crore lien on his Kotak Bank account while trying to recharge his phone. His Rs 55,000 savings also became inaccessible. Police and the bank later confirmed a technical glitch, and the hold was lifted.

Kiren Rijiju challenges Congress with 5 questions on SIR, electoral processes

Union Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has accused the Congress party of undermining democracy in India. He posed five questions to the party regarding their electoral performance and the Special Intensive Revision exercise. Rijiju questioned Congress's criticism of the exercise while emphasizing the importance of electoral integrity. Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi announced a march in Delhi ahead of the INDIA bloc's mega rally at Ramlila Maidan.

'I get so many compliments without mascara' thanks to £10 lash growth serum

"Perfect. This really does work! My lashes look so beautiful and long."

Mumbai woman lands at 2 am, books a cab and is surprised to find a female driver; says, "I felt like a man today"

Apoorva's late-night cab ride in Mumbai took a refreshing turn when she encountered a female driver at 2 am. This unexpected experience not only eased her nerves but sparked a conversation about women's safety while traveling alone. Her video resonated with many, igniting discussions on the essential measures women often take to stay safe in public transport.

Delhi govt mandates registration of domestic help agencies; Rs 50,000 fine for violations

The Delhi government has mandated registration for all private placement agencies providing domestic help services. Agencies must register within 15 days and complete police verification for workers. A penalty of Rs 50,000 will be imposed for non-compliance with these regulations. Employers are advised to verify agency registrations and insist on police checks before hiring. The measures aim to prevent exploitation of domestic workers and ensure fair working conditions.

Delhi govt mandates registration of domestic help agencies; Rs 50,000 fine for violations

The Delhi government has mandated registration for all private placement agencies providing domestic help services. Agencies must register within 15 days and complete police verification for workers. A penalty of Rs 50,000 will be imposed for non-compliance with these regulations. Employers are advised to verify agency registrations and insist on police checks before hiring. The measures aim to prevent exploitation of domestic workers and ensure fair working conditions.