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Political leaders, including Education Minister V. Sivankutty and KPCC president K. Sudhakaran, rallied behind Mammootty, condemning the attacks and expressing solidarity with the actor.
 

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) revealed that there are as many as 1,025 hoardings around Mumbai, a figure that seems shocking to many residents who are surrounded by these towering structures at every turn.

In a recent address to the Pakistani National Assembly, MP Syed Mustafa Kamal ignited a stirring discourse by shining a spotlight on Pakistan's educational shortcomings while drawing a comparative nod towards India's educational achievements.

Jharkhand's Rural Development minister Alamgir Alam was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) after questioning by the probing agency in Ranchi in a money laundering case. The action against the minister has been taken in connection with a huge cash recovery from the household help.

Recipients of first batch of citizenship certificates under the CAA on Wednesday expressed profound gratitude towards PM Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah for what they described as a new lease of life.

The study, led by Monash University, Australia, found that heatwave-linked excess deaths accounted for about a third of all heat-related deaths and 1 per cent of total deaths globally.

The first set of citizenship certificates under the CAA was issued Wednesday in New Delhi to 14 people. This marks the commencement of the procedure to confer Indian nationality upon persecuted non-Muslim migrants from Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh.

Amidst the fervor of the ongoing Lok Sabha Elections 2024 across the country, a foreign tourist paused to reflect on India's journey on the international stage under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

A five-year-old girl from Malappuram was diagnosed with the rare disease Amoebic meningoencephalitis (Amoebic Masthishkajwaram). The disease is caused by a particular type of amoeba called Naegleria fowleri, which is commonly found in rivers, lakes, and hot springs. 
 

Mugdha Ashok Kale, Waibhav's aunt, expressed her disbelief and said, "When we heard about Waibhav, it came as a big shock. We still can't believe he is no more. Even though the bitter truth comes out eventually, our minds aren't ready to accept and reconcile with it. Hence, for us, Waibhav is still alive."