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SC: Rape survivor shouldn’t be repeatedly called to court | India News

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has held that a rape survivor should not be harassed with repeated calls to appear in court during trial proceedings for cross examination. A bench of Justices Dipankar Datta and Satish Chandra Sharma quashed an order passed by Tripura HC which had allowed the accused’s plea to recall the survivor…

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At 3.2%, GST collection growth slowest in 6 months

NEW DELHI: Growth in GST collections slowed to 3.2% in May with the mop-up at Rs 1,94,184 crore on account of fall in revenue from domestic transactions. According to latest available data in May — based on transactions in April — GST from domestic sources was down 2.6% to Rs 1,34,530 crore.Govt, however, attributed it…

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ITR filing FY 2025-26: Top reasons salaried taxpayers should wait till mid-June to file income tax returns

Just because the return-filing utility is available, does it automatically mean the return should be filed immediately? (AI image) ITR filing FY 2025-26: It’s that time of the year when you start gathering your important tax-related documents to file your income tax return (ITR). And while it’s always good to file your ITR on time,…

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Watch: Aryna Sabalenka channels Michael Jackson’s moonwalk after win over Osaka | Tennis News

Aryna Sabalenka (AP Photo/Aurelien Morissard) World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka combined power, precision and personality as she defeated former champion Naomi Osaka 7-5, 6-3 to book her place in the quarter-finals of the French Open. The Belarusian star not only delivered a commanding performance on Court Philippe-Chatrier but also stole the spotlight with a memorable…

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10 beautiful indoor plants for your desk, bedside, and centre table that can help you feel happier, calmer, and less stressed

Research shows that physical and visual access to indoor plants is associated with reduced emotional stress and anxiety, improved general health, and better cognitive performance. Dr. Charlie Hall, a professor at Texas A&M’s Department of Horticultural Sciences who has spent years researching the health benefits of plants, says they can improve your quality of life…

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In security talks, Rajnath, Australian defence minister advocate stable Indo-Pacific | India News

NEW DELHI: India and Australia on Monday underscored the importance of “freedom of navigation, overflight and unimpeded maritime trade” amid disruptions in energy supply chains following the West Asia crisis, and also advocated for a “free, open, peaceful, stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific” at a time China is increasing its assertiveness in the region.During the second…

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Car sales resilient in May as industry braves headwinds

CHENNAI: The Indian passenger vehicle (PV) industry delivered a resilient performance in May 2026, with four of the six leading automakers-which together account for nearly 94% of India’s PV volumes-posting double-digit year-on-year growth despite recent vehicle price increases driven by rising raw material costs linked to the West Asia crisis, and a fuel price hike…

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Operation Checkmate: 30 Indians held for illegally working as truck drivers in US, deportation likely

Around 30 Indian nationals working illegally as commercial truck drivers in the United States have been arrested by US Border Patrol agents as part of a federal immigration enforcement drive dubbed Operation Checkmate. The individuals are expected to face deportation proceedings.According to a statement issued by US customs and border protection (CBP) on Monday, a…

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Quote of the day by The Odyssey author Homer: “The difficulty is not so great to die for a friend as to find a friend worth dying for.” |

This line linked to Homer keeps showing up in articles about friendship and loyalty, usually pulled into modern writing without much surrounding context. It carries a heavy tone, but it is not really about drama or sacrifice in the usual sense. The sentence shifts attention away from heroic action and moves it towards something quieter,…

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CBSE crisis deepens: Student data exposed, say cyber activists | India News

NEW DELHI: Fresh allegations of massive cybersecurity lapses, data exposure and administrative failures have deepened the controversy surrounding CBSE’s On Screen Marking (OSM) system, with activists now approaching National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) for urgent intervention to protect students’ educational rights, amid continuing disrupti-ons in the board’s post-exam processes.The latest row erupted after independent developers…

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