India well-placed in AI race due to strong digital infrastructure: IMF chief

Communal tensions flared up across three states in quick succession during different religious events on Thursday. A Durga temple complex was allegedly vandalised in Jabalpur, leading to a flare-up, while stone-pelting was reported in Karnataka and Hyderabad during Shivaji Jayanti processions.

Emmanuel Macron's visit highlighted the accelerating strategic and technology partnership between France and India, as he attended the India AI Impact Summit 2026, held talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and interacted with leading global tech executives.

A viral video showing namaz inside an under-construction municipal hall in Joshimath has sparked objections from Hindu groups, prompting administrative review and appeals for communal harmony.

The six year-old victim was travelling to school with her maternal grandmother in Delhi's Janakpuri, when a speeding Santro car rammed into their e-rickshaw from behind, causing it to overturn. The child later died in the hospital.

The explosion was so intense that vibrations were felt in adjoining homes, and an elderly man sitting on the veranda outside was hurled to the ground by the pressure wave. He escaped with minor injuries.

Anti-terror raids were held at 21 locations in Maharashtra after receiving inputs about a suspected network allegedly targeting Muslim youths interested in football for radicalisation.

Emmanuel Macron concluded his India visit with a "Thank You India" message, praised the country's digital transformation at the AI Summit and reaffirmed that are at their highest point.

India attended the Washington meeting as an observer, without joining the Board of Peace, even as Donald Trump pledged USD 10 billion for Gaza's reconstruction and expanded the body's mandate beyond the conflict.

Following the Pahalgam attack on April 22, 2025, in which 26 civilians were killed by terrorists, approximately 50 tourist spots were closed to the public. As of now, around 25 of these destinations have been reopened.

Calling him a "psychopath", she alleges he relied not just on physical coercion but on psychological domination - a pattern of control she believes enabled him to operate unchecked for years.

A private tutor in Navi Mumbai allegedly hit a Class 8 girl 20 times with a wooden tong for failing to memorise multiplication tables.