Month: May 2026

A scheduled board meeting of Tata Trusts has reportedly been deferred following an inquiry initiated by the Maharashtra Charity Commissioner under the Maharashtra Public Trusts Act. The development has drawn attention because Tata Trusts remains one of India’s most influential philanthropic institutions and a key shareholder in the Tata Group.

Delivery workers associated with major app-based platforms including Swiggy, Zomato, Blinkit, and Zepto have announced a nationwide protest and temporary shutdown against the recent petrol and diesel price hike across India. The Gig & Platform Service Workers Union (GIPSWU) has called for a five-hour strike from 12 PM to 5

As tensions and security concerns continue to affect Jammu and Kashmir, one section of society is increasingly emerging as the strongest advocate for peace — the business community. From tourism operators and hotel owners to traders, artisans, transport workers, and entrepreneurs, businesses across Kashmir are openly calling for stability and

President Droupadi Murmu extended warm greetings to the people of Sikkim on the occasion of the state’s 51st Statehood Day, praising the Himalayan state for its commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable development. According to the President’s message shared on social media, Sikkim stands out for its “magnificent natural beauty,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the Netherlands on the second leg of his five-nation diplomatic tour aimed at strengthening India’s strategic partnerships in Europe and boosting cooperation in trade, technology, semiconductors, clean energy, and defence. PM Modi landed in Amsterdam after concluding a brief but significant stopover in the

The NEET-UG 2026 paper leak controversy has triggered nationwide shock and emotional trauma among lakhs of medical aspirants, with reports emerging that several students allegedly died by suicide after the cancellation of the examination. The incident has intensified outrage against the National Testing Agency (NTA) and raised serious concerns about

Kerala student Kesav Suneesh has become an inspiration to thousands after successfully reaching Everest Base Camp using money he earned through part-time work at a vegetable shop, proving that determination and discipline can overcome financial challenges. The young student’s remarkable journey from a small-town vegetable shop to the foothills of

 Centre Moves to Protect Domestic Sugar Availability The Central government has imposed a complete ban on sugar exports till September 30, 2026, in a major move aimed at stabilising domestic supply and controlling rising prices in the local market. The decision was announced through a notification issued by the Directorate