Machete-wielding teens on bikes: Rising trend in Bengaluru alarms cops

Bengaluru is witnessing a surge in incidents involving youths brandishing machetes and performing dangerous stunts, prompting concern from law enforcement and mental health experts. Recent arrests highlight a troubling trend of aggression and weapon possession among adolescents. Psychiatrists attribute this behavior to unresolved emotional issues and urge parents to be vigilant and seek professional help when needed.

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As US immigration policies evolve, Indian students face increasing challenges when aiming to study in the country. With rising visa rejections, stricter regulations, and heightened scrutiny over personal activities, the path to higher education in the US has become more complex. Key changes include visa revocations without notice, potential cancellation of the OPT program, and stricter visa renewal processes, making it essential for students to stay informed and prepared.

10 warning signs for Indian students and professionals eyeing US

As US immigration policies evolve, Indian students face increasing challenges when aiming to study in the country. With rising visa rejections, stricter regulations, and heightened scrutiny over personal activities, the path to higher education in the US has become more complex. Key changes include visa revocations without notice, potential cancellation of the OPT program, and stricter visa renewal processes, making it essential for students to stay informed and prepared.

Gajab Swad Ba! Japan’s envoy takes a bite of Bihar’s soul – litti-chokha

Indian stock markets rebounded strongly after a long weekend. The NSE Nifty 50 index rose significantly in Mumbai. India has recovered losses from US tariffs. It is seen as a safe haven amid global market uncertainty. Strong domestic growth supports this. India may benefit from supply chain shifts away from China.

India leads global market recovery, first in world to rebound from Trump tariff shock

Indian stock markets rebounded strongly after a long weekend. The NSE Nifty 50 index rose significantly in Mumbai. India has recovered losses from US tariffs. It is seen as a safe haven amid global market uncertainty. Strong domestic growth supports this. India may benefit from supply chain shifts away from China.

The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) has decided to honour cricketing legends by naming stands at the Wankhede Stadium after Rohit Sharma, Ajit Wadekar, and Sharad Pawar. Additionally, a lounge will be named after former MCA president Amol Kale. The MCA also announced an increase in the corpus for affiliated clubs, aiming to bolster grassroots cricket infrastructure in Mumbai.

Wankhede stands to be named after Rohit Sharma, Wadekar and Pawar

The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) has decided to honour cricketing legends by naming stands at the Wankhede Stadium after Rohit Sharma, Ajit Wadekar, and Sharad Pawar. Additionally, a lounge will be named after former MCA president Amol Kale. The MCA also announced an increase in the corpus for affiliated clubs, aiming to bolster grassroots cricket infrastructure in Mumbai.

Indian stock markets saw a big jump. This happened after US President Trump paused some tariffs. The Sensex and Nifty both rose significantly. Investors feel more confident because of this change. India is also seen as a safe place to invest. Some sectors like auto and banking did well. People are watching to see what Trump does next with tariffs.

Investors gain Rs 18.42 lakh cr in 2 days: Reasons behind market rally

Indian stock markets saw a big jump. This happened after US President Trump paused some tariffs. The Sensex and Nifty both rose significantly. Investors feel more confident because of this change. India is also seen as a safe place to invest. Some sectors like auto and banking did well. People are watching to see what Trump does next with tariffs.

Indian stock markets saw a big jump. This happened after US President Trump paused some tariffs. The Sensex and Nifty both rose significantly. Investors feel more confident because of this change. India is also seen as a safe place to invest. Some sectors like auto and banking did well. People are watching to see what Trump does next with tariffs.

Investors gain Rs 18.42 lakh crore in 2 days: Top reasons behind market rally

Indian stock markets saw a big jump. This happened after US President Trump paused some tariffs. The Sensex and Nifty both rose significantly. Investors feel more confident because of this change. India is also seen as a safe place to invest. Some sectors like auto and banking did well. People are watching to see what Trump does next with tariffs.

Scientists warn of an impending "Great Himalayan Earthquake," potentially exceeding magnitude 8, posing a significant threat to northern India due to accumulated tectonic pressure. With 59% of India vulnerable to seismic activity, experts emphasize the urgent need for preparedness.

Is the Great Himalayan earthquake to happen soon?

Scientists warn of an impending "Great Himalayan Earthquake," potentially exceeding magnitude 8, posing a significant threat to northern India due to accumulated tectonic pressure. With 59% of India vulnerable to seismic activity, experts emphasize the urgent need for preparedness.

Indian stock markets rebounded strongly after a long weekend. The NSE Nifty 50 index rose significantly in Mumbai. India has recovered losses from US tariffs. It is seen as a safe haven amid global market uncertainty. Strong domestic growth supports this. India may benefit from supply chain shifts away from China.

India leads global recovery, first in world to erase Trump tariff losses

Indian stock markets rebounded strongly after a long weekend. The NSE Nifty 50 index rose significantly in Mumbai. India has recovered losses from US tariffs. It is seen as a safe haven amid global market uncertainty. Strong domestic growth supports this. India may benefit from supply chain shifts away from China.

Assam has mandated Assamese as the compulsory official language for all government communications, including notifications and orders, as announced by chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. Bengali and Bodo will be used in the BTR and Barak Valley districts, respectively. English will remain for communication with the central government, but in case of interpretation differences, the English version will prevail.

CM Himanta declares Assamese compulsory official language for govt works

Assam has mandated Assamese as the compulsory official language for all government communications, including notifications and orders, as announced by chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. Bengali and Bodo will be used in the BTR and Barak Valley districts, respectively. English will remain for communication with the central government, but in case of interpretation differences, the English version will prevail.

A woman was caught on CCTV assaulting a toll booth operator at the Chhijarsi Toll Plaza in Hapur after her FASTag showed insufficient balance. The woman slapped and attempted to strangle the attendant, while two men accompanying her misbehaved with staff. Police have registered a case and are working to locate the woman involved in the incident.

Fast and furious: Woman slaps toll worker 7 times in 4 seconds

A woman was caught on CCTV assaulting a toll booth operator at the Chhijarsi Toll Plaza in Hapur after her FASTag showed insufficient balance. The woman slapped and attempted to strangle the attendant, while two men accompanying her misbehaved with staff. Police have registered a case and are working to locate the woman involved in the incident.

Bengalureans battling summer heat, face unique hydration challenges, especially diabetics. Dr. Ramalakshmi emphasizes that dehydration in diabetics can trigger electrolyte imbalances and kidney issues. She advises two to three liters of water daily, along with buttermilk and controlled portions of watermelon. Avoid fruit juices and jaggery drinks, opting for fenugreek water and ragi malt to prevent fatigue and kidney injury.

Why diabetics should strictly avoid coconut water in summer

Bengalureans battling summer heat, face unique hydration challenges, especially diabetics. Dr. Ramalakshmi emphasizes that dehydration in diabetics can trigger electrolyte imbalances and kidney issues. She advises two to three liters of water daily, along with buttermilk and controlled portions of watermelon. Avoid fruit juices and jaggery drinks, opting for fenugreek water and ragi malt to prevent fatigue and kidney injury.

Waqf protests: Rijiju accuses CM Mamata of inciting violence

Following the recent violence in Murshidabad, West Bengal, initial probes suggest possible involvement of Bangladeshi miscreants. The MHA is coordinating with state authorities to maintain peace and considering enhanced border security. Over 200 arrests have been made and 11 FIRs registered after demonstrations against the waqf law led to three deaths.

Murshidabad violence: Initial probe flags role of suspected Bangladeshi miscreants

Following the recent violence in Murshidabad, West Bengal, initial probes suggest possible involvement of Bangladeshi miscreants. The MHA is coordinating with state authorities to maintain peace and considering enhanced border security. Over 200 arrests have been made and 11 FIRs registered after demonstrations against the waqf law led to three deaths.

India to experience above-normal rainfall this monsoon, says IMD

Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad has addressed fake news regarding Class 10 and 12 results. The board has not announced any result date. Students should check the official website, upmsp.edu.in, for updates. Exams were held from February 24 to March 12, 2025. Evaluation finished on April 2. Results are expected in the third or fourth week of April 2025.

UP Board result 2025 is expected to release on this date: Check latest updates

Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad has addressed fake news regarding Class 10 and 12 results. The board has not announced any result date. Students should check the official website, upmsp.edu.in, for updates. Exams were held from February 24 to March 12, 2025. Evaluation finished on April 2. Results are expected in the third or fourth week of April 2025.