Home Ministry extends deployment of 273 CAPF companies in Delhi till October 31 amid protest fears

The Union Home Ministry has granted a second extension for the deployment of 273 Central Armed Police Forces in New Delhi. This decision was made in response to concerns about potential protests by various organizations and political groups. The Delhi Police had recommended extending the deployment to maintain law and order in sensitive areas of the city.

Home Ministry extends deployment of 273 CAPF companies in Delhi till October 31 amid protest fears

The Union Home Ministry has granted a second extension for the deployment of 273 Central Armed Police Forces in New Delhi. This decision was made in response to concerns about potential protests by various organizations and political groups. The Delhi Police had recommended extending the deployment to maintain law and order in sensitive areas of the city.

US military bans BYD vehicles from strategic air base in Japan

The US military is set to ban vehicles made by Chinese EV maker BYD at Kadena Air Base. This decision arises from concerns regarding security risks posed by the presence of these vehicles. The ban will take effect on an upcoming Monday as reported by a news agency. BYD, which has recently expanded into international markets, did not immediately comment on this decision.

Berlin Global Dialogue: Goyal says India’s trade deals could cover $85 tn of $115 tn global GDP

Berlin Global Dialogue: Goyal says India’s trade deals could cover $85 tn of $115 tn global GDP

Madras High Court quashes criminal proceedings against protesters seeking Tamil as official language

The Madras High Court has quashed criminal proceedings against protestors from Theni who advocated for Tamil. The protest occurred on February 11, 2024, where they demanded Tamil's official recognition in the High Court. Although accused of unlawful assembly and threatening police, the court deemed the proceedings an abuse of legal processes. The court noted the allegations were primarily based on police testimony without other witness support.

Madras High Court quashes criminal proceedings against protesters seeking Tamil as official language

The Madras High Court has quashed criminal proceedings against protestors from Theni who advocated for Tamil. The protest occurred on February 11, 2024, where they demanded Tamil's official recognition in the High Court. Although accused of unlawful assembly and threatening police, the court deemed the proceedings an abuse of legal processes. The court noted the allegations were primarily based on police testimony without other witness support.

Anilkumar Bolla, Rs 240 crore UAE lottery winner who became a multi-millionaire says the biggest change in his life is being able to spend more time with family

Anilkumar Bolla UAE lottery winner: Indian expat Anilkumar Bolla won the UAE Lottery’s Dh100 million jackpot in October 2025. A year later, he has bought property in India and the UAE, gifted gold jewellery to his mother and farmland to his father, and begun exploring business opportunities. He says spending quality time with family is now his biggest reward.

In 2019, Purdue began growing corn and soybeans around solar panels in Indiana; after 4 years, even the most shaded corn plots lost only 7.7 percent of their yield

Purdue University researchers have been examining how solar panels affect crop production since 2019, particularly focusing on corn and soybeans, two key crops in America. Their experiments show that significant crop yields are still possible despite shading from solar arrays. The study aims to refine solar panel designs that provide energy while also benefiting agriculture, paving the way for solar energy to support irrigation and farming operations.

Bomb threat note in Kolkata airport toilet triggers search; no flight disruption

A bomb threat note was found at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport on Friday morning. The note was discovered in a women's toilet by a cleaning staff member, who alerted authorities promptly. Security personnel, including the bomb squad and CISF, conducted extensive searches around boarding gate number 30. There was no disruption to flight operations during this incident, which raised security concerns.