‘We don’t lack cricket expertise’: Presidential candidate Shanth Kumar outlines vision and purpose ahead of KSCA elections

Veteran sports administrator KN Shanth Kumar is contesting for the Karnataka State Cricket Association President post against former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad. With over three decades in sports administration, Shanth Kumar aims to lead with a collaborative approach, drawing on the expertise of former cricketers and stakeholders, including that of ‘mentor’ Brijesh Patel.

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IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw’s ‘warning’ to Meta, YouTube and other social media websites: Take responsibility of content or…

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has warned social media giants like Meta and YouTube to take responsibility for content, citing deepfakes and AI-generated material eroding trust. He stressed platforms must respect local laws and societal norms, or face stricter regulations. India is adopting a ‘techno-legal’ approach, balancing innovation with principles-based laws.

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Protecting water sources: Bokaro administration enforces strict regulations on drinking water infrastructure; criminal penalties for vandalism introduced

In a decisive move for public health, the Bokaro district administration has launched a robust initiative aimed at safeguarding drinking water infrastructure. Designated water sources will now be fortified as protected zones, complete with strict access controls and prominent warning signs.

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From ‘little communist’ to ‘worst nightmare’: 5 moments Trump and Mamdani publicly roasted each other

President Trump and New York City’s Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, despite ideological divides and past barbs, are set for their first White House meeting. Mamdani aims to advocate for New Yorkers’ economic security and public safety. Trump, open to dialogue, faces sharp criticism from Mamdani, a progressive Muslim immigrant, who labels himself Trump’s ‘worst nightmare’.

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Service through blood donation: JWFS hosts successful blood donation camp; 240 units collected in a spirit of community welfare

In a heartwarming display of commitment to community welfare, participants at the Jungle Warfare School in Netarhat came together to donate 240 units of blood during a recent camp. This initiative is a key part of their ongoing efforts to give back to society, highlighting the police force’s unwavering dedication to serving the public.

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