Watch: Top Iranian leaders, including Ghalibaf, break down as Ayatollah Khamenei’s week-long funeral begins

Top Iranian leaders break down at Ayatollah Khamenei’s funeral Iranian parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and foreign minister Abbas Araghchi got emotional during the farewell ceremony for former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran on Friday, as the country began a week-long mourning period for the late leader. The solemn ceremony at Tehran’s Grand…

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CDSCO seeks to end brand name extensions across unrelated drugs | India News

NEW DELHI: In a move aimed at improving patient safety, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has proposed restricting the use of the same brand name for medicines containing different active ingredients, saying the practice can mislead patients and create confusion over their therapeutic use. The regulator has invited public comments on the proposal…

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Can India’s MQ-9Bs become mini-AWACS? New drone radar test offers clues

Photo credit: General Atomics Swedish defence company Saab and US drone manufacturer General Atomics have successfully flown an MQ-9B unmanned aircraft equipped with an airborne early warning radar, marking what could be the world’s first operational step towards a drone-based AWACS capability.The demonstration combines the long endurance of the MQ-9B remotely piloted aircraft with airborne…

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Uttarakhand Launches Rs 2 Lakh Housing Assistance for Soldiers’ Families |

The Uttarakhand government rolled out a financial assistance scheme aimed at providing housing relief to the families of soldiers who have made the ultimate sacrifice, as well as war-disabled veterans trying to rebuild their lives.The “Housing Assistance Grant” scheme is being implemented by the State Sainik Board under the Sainik Welfare Department. It provides financial…

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Vijay: Thalapathy Vijay’s mother recalls how he became noticeably ‘quieter’ after a personal tragedy – know all about it

Pic courtesy: X/ Mammootty Joseph Vijay Chandrasekhar aka Vijay, one of Tamil cinema’s biggest stars and the current Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, delivered numerous memorable performances before completely turning his focus to politics. One role he has perfected over the years on screen is that of the protective brother. From Thirupaachi to Velayudham, film…

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Stampede-like situation at Ranchi stadium during Jharkhand T20 League final | India News

NEW DELHI: A stampede-like situation was reported at the JSCA Stadium in Ranchi during the final of the Jharkhand T20 League after a large crowd gathered at the venue on Tuesday.Following the incident, Jharkhand health minister Irfan Ansari said hospitals had been placed on alert to ensure prompt treatment for those injured.“Hospitals have also been…

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7 cat breeds known for minimal shedding that make great indoor companions

For numerous cat enthusiasts, the presence of fur in furniture, clothes, and carpets is one of the main issues associated with pet keeping. Even though all cats shed at least something, there are those cat breeds which, owing to their fur types, grooming needs, and absence of the undercoat, shed significantly less. Such pets could…

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Quote of the day by BK Shivani: “People feel we are wrong, people talk ill about us, people create obstacles in our path. Share your perspective, but you do not need to prove yourself. Truth does not need to be proven; truth has the power to reveal itself”

In moments of misunderstanding, the urge to defend ourselves is natural. However, Brahma Kumar Sister Shivani wisely suggests that truth doesn’t require constant proof. By maintaining inner dignity and integrity, our actions and character will eventually reveal the truth, saving precious energy for personal growth and meaningful connections. This timeless wisdom offers a powerful antidote…

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Evening news wrap: Iran ‘reviews’ US negotiations following strikes; MP withdraws proposed two-child rule for government jobs & more | India News

Trump warned that Iranwould “have to pay the price” as negotiations took “too long”. Madhya Pradesh has withdrawn a proposed two-child norm for government jobs, reversing a long-standing eligibility restriction. Families of Air India AI171 crash victims are questioning compensation settlement terms before the official investigation is complete. An Indian-origin police officer was killed while…

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Oxford’s Bodleian Libraries sends sacred Hindu text Shikshapatri on UK tour to mark bicentenary

One of the oldest known copies of the Shikshapatri, usually on display at the University of Oxford’s Bodleian Libraries, is on a historic tour of UK temples in collaboration with leaders of the Swaminarayan faith, to mark its 200th anniversary.Composed in Vadtal, Gujarat, in 1826 by Sahajananda Swami, the scripture provides moral and spiritual guidance…

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