Hundreds of young protesters, wearing cockroach masks, descended on New Delhi’s Jantar Mantar on Saturday, turning an online meme into a real-world protest against NEET paper leaks, exam glitches and eroding trust in India’s education system. Young protesters wearing cockroach masks {By AI genrated} Hundreds of mainly young Indians marched through New Delhi’s historic protest
Unidentified miscreants allegedly hurled stones and heavy objects at the Delhi-Chennai Grand Trunk Express near the Singarayakonda-Ulavapadu stretch in Andhra Pradesh’s Prakasam district on Thursday night, seriously injuring a senior assistant loco pilot. The attack smashed the engine’s windshield, prompted an emergency stop and has led to a police and railway inquiry. Shattered glass inside
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Sources say the owner of the Delhi guesthouse where 21 lives were lost in a deadly fire drove past the burning building instead of stopping to help. The shocking revelation has put the spotlight on safety lapses in the Flourish Stay B&B in Malviya Nagar, where the fire spread from the basement to the upper
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While Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s IPL title win sparked massive celebrations in several cities on Sunday night, viral videos of road chaos, vandalism and unsafe crowd behaviour have been heavily criticised online. Video footage from Hyderabad, Bengaluru and parts of Andhra Pradesh shows fans taking over streets, damaging public property and putting themselves and others in
Restaurants, hotels, caterers and small businesses across India are under pressure as commercial LPG prices have been hiked again from June 1. In Delhi, a commercial cylinder of 19 kg now costs Rs 3,113.50 while in Kolkata it saw a steeper rise to Rs 3,255.50. Commercial LPG cylinder prices rise again from June 1, adding
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Over 16 hours after a five-storey building collapsed near Saket Metro station in South Delhi, rescue teams are still searching through the debris as four persons died in the incident. The building housed a coaching centre, cafes and offices and construction work was reportedly being carried out on the upper floor when the collapse happened.
