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Monsoon may remain subdued after vigorous onset in Kerala

The southwest monsoon is set to reach the Kerala coast on June 4. IMD issues orange alert for Alappuzha, Kottayam, Ernakulam, and Thrissur on Wednesday, warning of intense rainfall

Assam, Meghalaya farmers resume farming in disputed border area after weeks of conflict

The Tapat-Lapangap area is one of six inter-State border sectors where a 54-year-old territorial dispute remains to be resolved

‘Assault’ on women: lookout notice to be issued against main accused

The main accused and six others are on the run, while the three arrested have been remanded in judicial custody

U.S. proposes 12.5% tariff on India and other countries, Indian govt says it ‘remains engaged’ with U.S.

The action follows investigations launched against 60 countries over what the USTR described as their failure to impose and effectively enforce bans on imports made with forced labour

India's fuel exports fall to lowest since 2022 amid refinery maintenance, domestic demand

A key factor behind the decline was planned maintenance at Reliance Industries' Jamnagar refining complex, India's largest refinery and a major exporter of refined fuels

Bengal government hands over 31 acres to BSF for fencing at India-Bangladesh border

The issue of land transfer for border fencing had remained contentious in the State, with the Calcutta High Court earlier criticising the previous State government for delays in handing over land to the BSF for securing the international border

K.T. Jaleel, wife join CPI(M), calls it ‘stand against communal forces’

Jaleel says he will remain ‘grateful’ to CPI(M) for making him MLA for four terms and a Minister for five years ‘without begging anyone or seeking recommendations’

J&K CM Omar takes his legislators to off-limit forest destination in Srinagar to dissect 19 months of NC rule

There is pressure from NC legislators to expand the ministerial berths, because three ministerial seats remain vacant in J&K since Mr. Abdullah took over as Chief Minister in October 2024

BMRCL to induct two more trains on Yellow Line from June 3, improve frequency

The Yellow Line connects R.V. Road and Bommasandra and has witnessed growing ridership since its launch. However, the pace of train induction has remained slow, resulting in overcrowded trains and inconvenience to commuters on the corridor.

CBSE portal for re-evaluation faces glitches on first day; Aadhaar authentication made mandatory

The CBSE opened the portal on June 2, to enable applications for verification of issues observed in the scanned copies of answer sheets it had provided, and re-evaluation of answers; the portal would remain open till the midnight of June 6, the Board said.

Sulur sexual assault-cum-murder case: witnesses identify main accused

Majority of TMC MLAs will remain with Mamata: Sobhandeb amid split speculations

While there has been no official confirmation, speculations suggest the number of legislators in touch with the rebel camp could range between 20 and 50

Srinagar airport to be shut for fortnight from October 1 for maintenance; locals fear blow to business

Starting in July, airport operations will be closed for two days every week, culminating in the full 15-day closure from October 1 to October 15

IMD warns of heavy rain in Kerala; orange alerts issued as monsoon likely by June 4

‘Orange alert for three northern Kerala districts — Malappuram, Kozhikode and Wayanad — for Tuesday, and yellow alert for remaining 11 districts

Yoga must become a way of life, not a one-day event, says Health Minister

A.P. to set up Yoga Prachara Parishad with three regional offices as part of efforts to institutionalise yoga promotion; Amaravati to host the main International Yoga Day celebrations on June 21

No scope for manipulation in DSC-2025 recruitment, says Naidu

Chief Minister rejects YSRCP allegations of paper leaks and irregularities; says question selection was fully automated and recruitment process remained transparent

For every ₹100 spent on healthcare in Telangana, households paid ₹39 from their own pockets: NHA report

The findings suggest that while the government remained the largest contributor to healthcare spending in Telangana, households continued to bear a substantial share of medical costs through direct payments at the point of care

Commercial LPG prices hiked amid West Asia conflict

Commercial LPG prices have been hiked again amid ongoing global tensions, marking the fourth increase since the West Asia conflict began. While businesses and vulnerable groups feel the impact, domestic LPG prices remain unchanged.

U.P.'s 'cockroach man' floats CJP spin-off after drawing attention to Yamuna's plight

The main reason behind dressing up as a cockroach was to tap the sudden interest centred on the insect to highlight neglect of the Yamuna river, among other things, says Deepak Sharma

Corporation faces flak for waterlogging in Thiruvananthapuram

Mayor maintains that the flooding was not caused due to the drains under the Corporation’s control; Water Resources Minister to chair meeting on the issue