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Govt announces panchayat poll process in Ladakh to fill ‘democratic vacuum’, district council polls next | India News

Panchayat poll process in Ladakh announced SRINAGAR: A day after a meeting between Ladakh representatives and officials of ministry of home affairs, the Ladakh administration Thursday announced that the govt was taking steps to address the democratic vacuum in the Union Territory and, to begin with, it would recommend to the Election Commission to initiate…

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FBI lists Lawrence Bishnoi gang-linked Indian national as wanted fugitive in US extortion case

‘Kamal’ wanted in US over alleged extortion conspiracy linked to Bishnoi gang The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on Thursday listed an Indian man identified only as Kamal among its wanted fugitives for his alleged involvement with the Lawrence Bishnoi organized crime group.According to the FBI, the organisation allegedly operated in California and elsewhere…

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Iran rejects Trump’s Hormuz ‘total control’ claim, says strait will reopen only on Tehran’s terms

Iran rejected Trump’s claim of US “total control” over the Strait of Hormuz Iran has pushed back against US President Donald Trump’s repeated claims that Washington has “total control” over the Strait of Hormuz, with Tehran insisting that the strategically vital waterway remains under Iranian control and will not be fully reopened to international shipping…

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Delimitation, NEET and Cauvery: What Tamil Nadu CM Vijay discussed with Amit Shah | India News

Vijay also raised the issue of inter-state river disputes at the meeting. NEW DELHI: Tamil Nadu chief minister Joseph Vijay on Thursday raised concerns over the proposed Delimitation Bill, 2026, saying southern states could lose their share of representation in Parliament if seats are redistributed mainly according to population.Speaking at the 31st meeting of the…

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In 1916, a Texas woman left six acres of riverbank for the public; her governor son later added 250 acres and the tiny gift helped create Texas’ first state park

Mother Neff State Park (Image Credit: Wikipedia) In 1916, a small piece of land along Texas’ Leon River became the starting point for what would eventually become the state’s first state park. Isabella Neff, known locally as Mother Neff, had long welcomed neighbours and community groups to the riverbank for picnics, gatherings, fishing and other…

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Us Housing Activity: Homes struggle, factories thrive: How AI is reshaping the US economy

Homes struggle, factories thrive: How AI is reshaping the US economy US housing activity took another hit in July, with construction of single-family homes falling sharply and agreements to buy existing properties declining to their weakest levels in months.At the same time, US factories continued to benefit from strong investment in artificial intelligence, pushing manufacturing…

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In 2020, a Brazilian mother and daughter began collecting discarded bottles; years later, more than 8,000 glass bottles had become the walls of their seven-bedroom home that glows during sunrise

When people go on a trip, they make sure to carry back a suitcase full of memories. From photos to souvenirs, they invest in numerous things to ensure that they have something to remember the good times by. But one thing they always end up forgetting is to carry back the waste and deposit it…

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