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Minister Gadkari warns of penalties for poor highway quality as AI monitoring expands
Network Surveillance Vehicles will track potholes across highways, with contractors, consultants and officials facing blacklisting and penalties for quality lapses, the road transport minister says.
A 'canary in the coal mine': Measles resurgence exposes weaknesses in U.S. public health, experts say
The measles resurgence exposes the U.S.' public health weaknesses, such as declining vaccination rates and waning trust in health institutions, experts say.
Turkish panel backs 10-year defence pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan
Turkish panel backs 10-year defence pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan
Singapore and Indonesia set up a task force to combat haze from illegal burning
Indonesia and Singapore have agreed to work together to tackle illegal land burning, which has caused a toxic haze across Southeast Asia
The man who could topple Netanyahu: How former army chief who lost son in Gaza became Bibi’s biggest threat
As millions of Israelis cast their votes, Gadi Eisenkot has emerged as a key challenger to Netanyahu’s long-standing dominance of Israeli politics. Suha Kidwai reports
2 Men Charged Over Incident At UK Airbase Used By US, Police Link It To Iran
The head of National Counter Terrorism Policing, Laurence Taylor, said two British men aged 24 have been charged: one with assisting a foreign intelligence service, believed to be in Iran, and another with entering a prohibited place for a purpose "prejudicial" to the UK.
King Charles’s Caribbean tour: Will he discuss slavery reparations?
UK's King Charles launches nine-day Caribbean tour amid monarchy questions and growing demands for slavery reparations.
ICE shredded online for ‘Fake & Gay’ response to media report it didn’t like
‘The US is addicted to hitting a new low everyday it seems,” one user wrote. ‘Is this account [run] by someone in middle school?’
Higher support prices, strong edible oil demand to drive mustard area expansion
Higher MSPs, firm edible-oil demand and expanded use of improved seed varieties are expected to push mustard acreage to a record 9.5 million hectares in 2026-27. Even with unchanged yields, higher sowing could lift production, helping India reduce its heavy dependence on edible-oil imports.