India may play in UAE as Pakistan eyes hosting all 2028 Women's T20 WC matches

India may play in UAE as Pakistan eyes hosting all 2028 Women's T20 WC matches

GTPL Hathway begins publishing TV viewership data from 10,000+ set-top boxes

GTPL Hathway has introduced audience viewership data for TV channels through its set-top boxes across various markets. This is an industry first and adheres to the guidelines from the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting. It uses return path data to derive insights without collecting personally identifiable information from subscribers.

How Pratika Rawal drew on World Cup memories to rediscover her spark on same day

How Pratika Rawal drew on World Cup memories to rediscover her spark on same day

'Border gets disturbed from time to time': MEA on ITBP chief's remark, blames Beijing

PGTI, Essar partner to launch new annual tournament on India’s professional golf calendar

The inaugural edition will take place at Mumbai’s Willingdon Sports Club from January 12–15, 2027 and will feature a prize purse of ₹2 crore

Too much hype can hurt Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's growth: Sitanshu Kotak

Too much hype can hurt Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's growth: Sitanshu Kotak

Centre directs States to crack down on reuse of single-use medical devices in hospitals

DGHS said the practice has been observed in some private and corporate hospitals, especially in cardiology, nephrology, oncology, cardiothoracic and vascular surgery, and neurosurgery

Gangetic West Bengal. parts of northeast India have moved out of tropical climate zone over seven decades, IMD study finds

Gangetic West Bengal has transitioned to a temperate climate zone, influencing the rainfall and agricultural patterns. The recent study indicates a notable decline in annual rainfall over the region from 1981 to 2020. This change has been linked to ocean temperature patterns, which also affect long-term agricultural planning.

Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh promotes employments in Japan through recruitment drive

Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh held discussions with representatives from Zenken Corporation and six Japanese welfare organizations. They visited Imphal for a recruitment drive at NSDC International Academy. Twelve candidates were selected for employment opportunities in Japan, where over 230 youths from Manipur currently work. The government plans to initiate training programs for truck and taxi drivers preparing for jobs in Japan.

TN CM Vijay’s government to distribute 62 lakh cake pieces to school students on Children’s Day

The programme will cover school students across Tamil Nadu, with the government procuring the cakes from the four vendors for distribution on the occasion