Supreme Court orders Samay Raina and three other comedians to host fundraisers for specially-abled patients

The Supreme Court has directed comedian Samay Raina and three others to host monthly fundraising shows for individuals with inspiring stories and disabilities. This order follows controversy over insensitive remarks made on a previous show. The comedians are tasked with featuring differently-abled patients and promoting medical support, a social responsibility rather than a penalty.

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Cyber club launched at Jamia to promote digital hygiene

Jamia Millia Islamia inaugurated its Cyber Club to promote cyber security and digital hygiene among students. The launch event featured a lecture by Delhi Police’s Special Commissioner Mr Devesh Chandra Srivastva, focusing on cybercrime prevention and safe online behaviour. The club aims to foster responsible digital citizenship through collaboration with the Delhi Police IFSO unit,…

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‘Huge job demand in Israel, Telangana must tap it’: Diaspora representative urges govt to skill workers better, warns of dip in India’s image over untrained recruits

Telangana urged to seize Israel’s demand for skilled workers, potentially earning ₹1.5-2.5 lakh monthly, according to Israel Telangana Association president Soma Ravi. Concerns arise over declining perceptions of Indian workers’ skills, impacting opportunities. Despite recent conflicts, Ravi assures safety, noting few Telangana workers left during the Israel-Iran clash.

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Salute and tears: Wing Commander Afshan’s emotional goodbye to husband; Namansh Syal was killed in Tejas crash

Wing Commander Namansh Syal died in a Tejas fighter jet crash in Dubai. The aircraft crashed during an aerobatic demonstration. His mortal remains were brought to his native village in Himachal Pradesh. Villagers and family members paid emotional tributes. The Indian Air Force is investigating the cause of the mishap. This is the second Tejas…

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India bets on green infra: Rs 500 crore allocated to develop hydrogen highways; ‘Moment to lead in clean fuels,’ says Gadkari

Nitin Gadkari announced India’s first hydrogen highways, allocating ₹500 crore for truck trials across key freight routes. The initiative aims to produce 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030, creating jobs and attracting investments. This move will reduce crude oil dependence and lower carbon emissions, positioning India as a leader in clean fuels.

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