DNA TV Show: Months after RG Kar horror, another rape at Kolkata’s Law College puts TMC in docks
The incident took place on the evening of June 25. The prime accused is Monojit Mishra, a former student of the college and student wing leader of the ruling TMC.
India to boost its air defence with Tejas Mk-1A, know their match against F-16, JF-17, Rafale fighter jets
the IAF is expected to induct at least half-a-dozen Tejas Light Combat Aircraft by March 2026. The induction is expected to boost the air defence capabilities of India who is making efforts to modernise its fleet. Its capabilities can prove good against F-16, JF-17, and Rafale fighter jets.
This expressway to get India’s first AI-powered smart traffic system, can catch violators by detecting…, know complete features
India unveiled its first Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) project at Delhi’s Dwarka Expressway. The system was developed by IHMCL covers 56.46 kilometres and is being recognised as a national model for AI-based traffic governance and road safety.
Ahead of assembly elections, Bihar becomes 1st Indian state to allow e-voting through app, but only available for…, step-by-step guide to register
Bihar has become the first Indian state to allow voters to vote through their mobile phones via app. This announcement was made by State Election Commissioner Deepak Prasad, comes ahead of Bihar state assembly elections scheduled in October-November 2025.
Texas can require porn websites to verify users’ ages, Supreme Court rules
The case involves a 2023 state law requiring adult websites to verify users’ ages, but the ruling is expected to have broader implications for free speech law.
Gov. Greg Abbott, AG Ken Paxton do not have to release Uvalde or Jan. 6 emails, Texas Supreme Court rules
The decision, stemming from a 2022 lawsuit, narrows the public’s legal options to challenge Texas officials under the state’s open records law.
United Methodist Church can fight to prevent split with SMU, Texas Supreme Court rules
The school sought to leave the church because of differences over gay marriage and clergy. The court did not decide whether SMU could be prevented from separating.
Texas education board approves Native Studies course, skirting concerns about state’s K-12 DEI ban
The long-awaited vote survived objections from the panel’s most right-leaning Republicans, who criticized the lessons as “un-American woke indoctrination.”
“It will affect all families”: Challenges await Texas parents if birthright citizenship ends
The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for President Donald Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship to take effect in certain states in 30 days.
Gov. Greg Abbott sets Nov. 4 special election for open state Senate seat
The contest coincides with the state’s November uniform election, when voters across Texas will already be at the polls to decide local offices and ballot measures.