Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], March 28: In a groundbreaking step towards democratizing space education, BlueBlocks Montessori School has announced a strategic collaboration with TakeMe2Space, a pioneering organization committed to making space exploration accessible to students. Together, t
Delhi Minister Parvesh Verma chaired a meeting with the Delhi Jal Board officials and MLAs to discuss the steps that needed to be taken ahead of the rising hot summer season.
Former BCCI national selector Saba Karim weighed in on the board's SOP, which relates to the significant reduction in a player's time with family during overseas tours. He firmly believes that BCCI and players should strike the "right balance."
Jaishankar has said that India follows and tracks "very closely" the treatment of minorities in Pakistan and takes it up on an international level also.
"They have come out with a new formula to strengthen the Congress party in the country. I am very happy that Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi have taken this initiative. The party has given training to Pradesh Congress Committees (PCCs) on how to get membership, monitor social media, to t
"I am told that today the foundation stone I am laying model Anganwadi for 'take a break center,' which is the rest and recreation center mainly for tourists, but it will be operated by the Kutumbachi ladies, and the women's run cafeteria and park as well. I understand that since women are g
Amit Shah referred to the Citizenship Amendment Act, stating that people from six oppressed communities in neighboring countries had taken refuge in India under the law. Shah also stated that India's approach to immigration is rooted in its historical traditions and values.
As Chennai Super Kings (CSK) prepare to take on Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) on Friday in Chennai, head coach Stephen Fleming emphasized the evenly matched nature of this year's competition.
Suntory Holdings Ltd CEO Niinami Takeshi was effusive in his praise for the India-Japan relationship, stating that it was "thriving very much" and presented a "huge opportunity" for Japanese investment.
The boy was just one-and-a-half months old when he was found abandoned in the jungle. He was taken to a hospital in Petlawad and later shifted to Jhabua, where he received treatment for a month. The child was then brought to Sanjeevani Seva Sangam, an NGO in Indore, where he underwent three