Kerala Government Replaces Prosecutor in ED Assault Case, Appoints Special Public Prosecutor Amid Bail Controversy
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM — The Kerala government has removed the public prosecutor handling the high-profile assault case involving Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials and appointed a Special Public Prosecutor (SPP) in a move that has intensified scrutiny over the state’s handling of the…
Kerala’s Tipper Lorry Crisis: Activists Demand Urgent Reforms as Fatal Accidents Surge
THIRUVANTHAPURAM — Kerala is grappling with a growing road safety crisis as tipper lorries—heavily used in construction and mining—become a leading cause of fatal accidents across the state. Civil society groups, transport unions, and road safety advocates are now demanding…
N.S. Shankar, Pioneering Kannada Journalist and Filmmaker, Dies at 68
BENGALURU — N.S. Shankar, a luminary of Karnataka’s media and cultural landscape whose work spanned incisive journalism, bold filmmaking, and literary contributions, died on Tuesday at the age of 68. His passing marks the end of an era for Kannada…
India’s Defence Self-Reliance Push Gains Momentum as Modi Highlights Key Milestones
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has declared June a "landmark month" for India’s defence sector, citing the induction of indigenously developed missile systems and the domestic production of the C-295 transport aircraft as critical steps toward self-reliance. In his monthly Mann…
India’s Lakshay and Ujjwal Make History with First-Ever Rowing World Cup Gold
NEW DELHI — In a landmark achievement for Indian sports, rowers Lakshay and Ujjwal secured the country’s first gold medal in the men’s double sculls event at the Rowing World Cup, shattering long-standing barriers in a discipline that has struggled…
