From Peace to Protest: Sonam Wangchuk Faces CBI Scrutiny in Ladakh

A Region on Edge Ladakh, often celebrated for its serenity and stark beauty, is today grappling with turbulence both political and social. For months, the Union Territory has witnessed protests demanding statehood and Sixth Schedule protections, as locals fear marginalisation of their land, culture, and resources. Against this backdrop of mounting anger, a fresh controversy has…

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Accenture to Build Andhra Pradesh Campus, Create 12,000 Jobs

A Timely Move for India’s IT Industry At a time when global tech consulting faces uncertainty from U.S. visa policy changes and tightening outsourcing rules, India’s IT sector is reorienting its growth strategy closer to home. Accenture, one of the world’s largest consulting and technology services companies, is preparing to establish a new campus in Andhra…

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Barren Island Volcano Erupts After Quake, Reviving Seismic Concerns

India’s Lone Active Volcano Stirs Again India’s only active volcano, situated on the isolated Barren Island in the Andaman Sea, erupted on September 20 following a moderate earthquake that struck the region just two days earlier. Though the event caused no reported destruction or casualties, it serves as a reminder of the volatile geological environment…

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Trump Returns to the UN With Fiery Rebuke of Global Leaders

A Familiar Voice in a Familiar Arena In his much-anticipated return to the United Nations General Assembly, U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a blistering 56-minute address that echoed the combative style of his first term. With world leaders gathered in New York, Trump unleashed criticism against the UN itself, Western allies, and adversaries alike. His rhetoric targeted…

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Tears, Tributes, and Millions: Zubeen Garg Given World’s Fourth-Largest Farewell

A City Mourns Its Beloved Star Assam came to a standstill as lakhs of grieving admirers gathered to bid an emotional goodbye to Zubeen Garg, the legendary singer who passed away on September 19 in a tragic scuba diving accident in Singapore. His cremation, held on September 23 in Kamarkuchi village near Guwahati, was conducted with full state…

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Kolkata Flooded Ahead of Durga Puja, Seven Dead as Torrential Rains Batter City

Festive Cheer Drowned by Unprecedented Rain Kolkata’s festive mood was overshadowed as heavy rains paralyzed the city, leaving streets waterlogged and public services disrupted just days before Durga Puja. At least seven people lost their lives, several due to electrocution, while residents struggled to navigate submerged roads and interrupted transport networks. The India Meteorological Department…

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