The Supreme Court has agreed to hear petitions challenging India’s newly implemented criminal laws, raising important questions about constitutional safeguards, policing powers, and civil liberties.
The United States is rapidly expanding AI infrastructure in 2026, with major tech firms investing billions in data centers and advanced computing capacity to sustain artificial intelligence growth.
Strait of Hormuz tension can affect India’s petrol, diesel and LPG prices because the route is critical for global oil and gas flows, making energy security a major concern for Indian households.
Electric vehicles are rapidly gaining ground in India, signaling a major shift toward sustainable and future-ready mobility.
US lawmakers are again pushing to make daylight saving time permanent through the Sunshine Protection Act, which recently advanced in a House committee with strong support. Supporters say ending clock changes would reduce disruption and boost evening activity, while critics warn about darker winter mornings and possible sleep-health concerns.
Google Search recently displayed strange chatbot-like AI responses for simple words such as “disregard,” “ignore,” and “skip,” raising fresh questions about AI Overviews, search accuracy, publisher traffic, and the future of online information discovery.
India’s digital data protection law enters a crucial phase as the Supreme Court prepares to review implementation concerns. The outcome could reshape privacy rights, startup compliance, and India’s digital growth roadmap.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi produced a stunning 29-ball 97 as Rajasthan Royals defeated Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL 2026 Eliminator. The teenager’s record-breaking six-hitting season has now pushed Rajasthan into Qualifier 2 and turned him into one of the biggest stories of the tournament.
Toll charges on national highways across India are set to rise from April as part of the annual inflation-linked revision. The hike will impact daily commuters, transporters, and logistics costs nationwide.
Buxar’s National Lok Adalat resolved 1708 cases in a single day with settlement agreements worth ₹14.75 crore. Judicial officers and civil court representatives, including General Secretary Vindeshwary Prasad Pandey, participated in the proceedings.
