Kerala: No bail to actor who made derogatory remarks against women at NDA meeting
The top court of the state has declined to grand anticipatory bail to a senior Malayalam film actor and rightwing politician, Kollam Thulasi, against whom a case has been registered for allegedly making derogatory...
Congress gets its first transgender national-level office bearer
The grand old party has appointed activist-cum-journalist Apsara Reddy as a general secretary of the All India Mahila Congress. With Apsara, the Congress Party has become the first political party to appoint a transgender...
Citizenship (Amendment) Bill reaches parliament, amidst growing protest against it in Assam
The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016, which is considered as an anti-indigenous bill by several states located in the north-eastern region of India –primarily, Assam, has reached the Indian parliament today –a day after it...
India’s effort to convince the US to extradite 26/11 key accused fails
The Indian authorities’ effort to convince the United States counterparts to extradite a prime accused in the infamous 26/11 Mumbai terror attack case Tahawwur Hussain Rana, who was the school friend and close associate...
Justice delayed is justice denied
“Money is not important than life” It is an article in a renowned national daily that has prompted to bring our audiences’ notice to the serious issue of domestic industry disaster compensation. That article...
China develops bomb as much powerful as US’ Mother of All Bombs and Russia’s Father of All Bombs
As per the information published in the Chinese state-run media, the Chinese defence research organisation has developed a huge bomb which is as much powerful as the “US’ Mother of All Bombs” and “Russia’s...
Accidental fall of containers from ship creates huge environment crisis in Europe
As many as 270 containers have fallen off the ship near the coast of Netherland. These containers have posed serious threat to the environment of the Islands located in the northern part of the...
Dawn-to-dusk hartal hits public life in Kerala severely
A dawn-to-dusk hartal announced by a prominent Hindu devotees organisation works for the good of Sabarimala devotees has affected the public life in the Indian state of Kerala badly. The state transport department has...
100 positive news of 2018
The year 2018 was not only the year of bad news. It was also the year of good news. You are not aware of that because you are not informed. On the wake of...
Two women belonging to the age group 10-50 enter Sabarimala
Two women belonging to the age group 10-50 have entered the holy premises of South India’s most famous hill temple Sabarimala. Traditionally, the temple authorities do not encourage those women aged between ten and...