Help farmers shift from paddy to pulses, SC suggests to govt

Sleep disorders putting lakhs of Indians at risk: Doctors

Nikki Bella explains why rumored romance with Eagles rookie Cooper DeJean collapsed

Nikki Bella has addressed the rumors linking her to Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Cooper DeJean. Speaking with Lala Kent, the WWE Hall of Famer said the nearly 20-year age gap and heavy online attention made a serious relationship unrealistic. Bella said they spent time together but never dated seriously, and she still believes DeJean is “an incredible guy.”

What really happened to OVW referee Dallas Edwards during chaotic wrestling match?

Dallas Edwards, an OVW wrestling referee, suffered a medical emergency after taking a heavy hit during a match in Kentucky. The accident happened when Tony Evans pushed him into Brendan Balling’s top rope move. Edwards hit his head and later showed serious symptoms in the ring. His girlfriend later confirmed on Facebook that doctors are monitoring a brain injury.

SC: Mandatory period leave may deter firms from hiring women

Why the US is sending assault ship USS Tripoli, thousands of marines to the Middle East

The US is significantly expanding its military presence in the Middle East, deploying thousands of Marines and the amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli amid escalating tensions with Iran. This move aims to deter further Iranian aggression, protect vital shipping lanes like the Strait of Hormuz and provide the US with greater response options in the rapidly widening regional conflict.

Tehran: Will allow Indian ships to pass; PM Modi says Iran a friend

Suni Lee celebrates 23rd birthday with friends in Turks and Caicos

Olympic gymnast Suni Lee celebrated her 23rd birthday during a tropical trip with friends, sharing fun videos and photos on TikTok and Instagram. The Paris 2024 medalist continues to grow her fame through modeling and media work in New York. While enjoying life outside gymnastics, Lee says her decision about the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will depend on her mental health.

Entire thana staff transferred for ‘colluding’ with mafia

3 workers die of suffocation while cleaning tank at Rajasthan textile factory

Three workers tragically died from suffocation after inhaling toxic gas while cleaning a sludge tank at Lalji Wala Mills in Balotra. The workers, identified as Gumanaram, Vishambhar Tiwari, and Shravan, were reportedly sent into the tank without proper safety equipment. An investigation is underway, with preliminary findings suggesting negligence by the factory owner.

Ready to work legally if ban on Maoist party lifted: Devji

Top Maoist Devuji, who recently joined the mainstream, urged Telangana CM Revanth Reddy to advocate for lifting the ban on CPI (Maoist). He stated the party would operate legally and disband the PLGA if granted political space. Devuji also called for the release of jailed Maoist leaders and support for their families.

Maha anti-conversion bill proposes 7-year jail, Rs 1 lakh fine

Maharashtra has introduced a stringent bill to curb religious conversions through coercion, fraud, or marriage inducement. The proposed law mandates a 60-day notice for conversions and imposes severe penalties, including a seven-year jail term for unlawful conversions linked to marriage. Critics argue the bill infringes on personal freedoms and could foster fear, particularly concerning inter-faith unions.

IndiGo follows AI, to levy surcharge on fares from today

11 Indian nationals accused of staging robberies to claim crime victim visas in US

Eleven Indian nationals face US charges for allegedly orchestrating staged armed robberies at convenience stores. The scheme aimed to allow store clerks to falsely claim victim status on immigration applications for U Visas. Several defendants were arrested across multiple states, with some appearing in federal court.

War upends life as LPG crisis hits not only eateries & hostels but also temples

The ongoing conflict between Iran, the US, and Israel has triggered a severe LPG cylinder shortage across India, leading to black marketing, price hikes, and widespread business closures. Restaurants and educational institutions are forced to reduce operations and meals, while families resort to traditional cooking methods to cope with the crisis.