Arunthathi Nair

In J&K's Anantnag, Shahzada Bano's house was demolished after her son, Adil Hussain Thoker, was named a suspect in the Pahalgam attack. Adil's family claims no contact since 2018, when he left for an exam. Bano pleads for his surrender. Security forces searched the home before demolition, detaining Adil's father, brothers, and cousins. Neighbors recall Adil as a dedicated student.

Following the deadly Pahalgam attack, authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have intensified their crackdown on terrorism by demolishing the houses of three more active terrorists in Bandipora, Pulwama, and Shopian districts. These actions bring the total number of demolitions to nine, targeting individuals involved in terror activities and linked to groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba.

Military and security experts call for a cautious and calibrated response to the Pahalgam carnage perpetrated by Pakistani terrorists. Here’s what India could do despite risks of escalation to a limited war

A sartorial stir erupted at Pope Francis's farewell, as dignitaries seemingly veered from Vatican tradition. Donald Trump, Prince William, and Joe Biden donned blue hues, contrasting with the customary black attire for such events.

Was Pahalgam inspired by Hamas’s raid into Israel in October 2023 that triggered the ongoing war in Gaza? We don’t know yet. But what we do know is that Pakistani terrorist groups are now collaborating with Hamas and that’s bad news for India

Elon Musk expressed his disappointment that humans haven't reached Mars yet, despite SpaceX's efforts. He referenced the rapid progress from the first flight to the moon landing, highlighting the current delay in space exploration.

Weeks after a cordial dinner, Bill Maher sharply criticized Donald Trump, cautioning against his flirtation with authoritarianism. Maher referenced Trump's past remarks about exceeding term limits and joked about being a dictator, warning that such jokes can become reality. Despite some conservative support for his anti-wokeness stance, Maher made it clear that his dinner with Trump wouldn't silence his concerns about Trump's potential authoritarian tendencies.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is investigating FIIT-JEE for financial irregularities and failure to provide promised educational services. Searches revealed the institute collected ₹250 crore from 15,000 students, diverting funds to personal properties and leaving faculty salaries unpaid. Numerous coaching centers were abruptly closed, leading to widespread distress and police FIRs.