Siang hyropower project aims to regulate waters storage, reduce flood risk: Arunachal deputy CM

TN to focus on 36 disciplines of sports, include cricket in hostels: Minister Aadhav Arjuna

7-judge SC bench may defer ruling on free speech vs legislative privilege battle

Attorney general R Venkataramani and solicitor general Tushar Mehta, who were also present, agreed that the issue may now have become academic.

Stock market on the rise: What caused the Nifty, Sensex rebound today?

The Indian stock market rebounded on Monday after a lengthy losing streak. The Sensex and Nifty climbed as sectors like finance and IT saw gains.

Raj Thackeray to join Pune MPSC protest, day after MP is heckled for defecting

A section of the protesters questioned Omraje Nimbalkar’s decision to join the Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena in June

Why Indian man earning $200K in Canada wants to move back to Mumbai: ‘I make $200K but feel lost'

A 29-year-old Indian professional in Canada is contemplating returning to India despite earning well and holding permanent residency.&nbsp;

Nolan Wells update: Friend Warren Hudson's harasser threatened to 'slit his brothers' throats'

The attorney representing the friends of Nolan Wells has spoken out about an indicted person who allegedly threatened to kill his client and his brothers.

Swiss President Arrives In India For 3-Day State Visit, Meets PM Modi | HT India

Swiss President Guy Parmelin has arrived in India for a three-day state visit at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The visit is expected to focus on strengthening India-Switzerland relations, including trade, investment and economic cooperation. Parmelin is also scheduled to hold talks with Indian leaders during his visit and take part in official engagements in New Delhi. The trip comes as India and the European Free Trade Association deepen economic ties following the signing of the Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement. Watch the latest visuals from President Parmelin’s arrival and his state visit to India.

US Military Strikes Suspected Drug Vessel In Caribbean, 4 Killed, SOUTHCOM Says

The US military has carried out a lethal strike on a high-speed vessel in the Caribbean, killing four people, according to U.S. Southern Command. SOUTHCOM said the vessel was operating along established drug-trafficking routes and was involved in what it described as narco-trafficking activity. The latest operation is part of a series of U.S. strikes on vessels Washington says are linked to narcotics trafficking. The strikes have drawn scrutiny over their legality and the evidence used to identify targets. Watch the latest footage released by SOUTHCOM and the details surrounding the deadly Caribbean operation.

Google employee reveals why working at tech giant is ‘worth every second’: ‘You’re bound to grow’

Google employee says the company’s best perk isn’t free food, but the people who inspire growth.