Morning digest | India is the mother of all democracies, says PM Modi at U.N. General Assembly; Buzz over Congress revamp with entry of Kanhaiya Kumar, Jignesh Mevani, and more
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Terming India the “mother of all democracies”, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a defence of the state of democracy in India at the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday, referring to his own journey as a politician as an example in his speech.
Puducherry government seeks Centre's funds to enhance sports infrastructure across all constituencies, says Home Minister A. Namassivayam.
Uniper and AM Green sign long-term offtake agreement for up to 500,000 tons per year of renewable ammonia from India
LambdaTest Rebrands to TestMu AI, the World’s First Agentic Quality Engineering Platform for Fully Autonomous Testing
Government forms inter-departmental committee to address digital arrests, collaborating with online platforms to combat scams impacting citizens.
Delhi experiences its coldest January morning in three years, with temperatures dropping to 3°C and poor air quality.
BJP files complaint with ECI over unauthorized hoardings by NCP and others in Pune ahead of municipal elections.
U.S. accuses Russia of escalating the Ukraine war amid Trump's peace efforts, highlighting tensions and calls for de-escalation.
Former MP Thomas Kuthiravattam from Kerala dies at 80, leaving a significant legacy in state politics and the Kerala Congress.
Kolkata Police investigates ED searches at I-PAC chief’s home, questioning neighbours amid allegations of forced entry and document theft.
Odisha plans a new 300-seat Legislative Assembly and Secretariat campus, enhancing capacity and infrastructure in line with the Central Vista project.
Celebrating 50 years in Bharatanatyam, Srinidhi Chidambaram reflects on her performances and why she declined offers from Tamil cinema.
Explore the shifting alliances and political dynamics shaping Mumbai's BMC elections, a pivotal moment for Maharashtra's civic future.
Aryna Sabalenka leads the 2026 Australian Open favorites, facing tough competition from Iga Swiatek and strong U.S. contenders.