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South Korean Govt Probes Barrier Hit in Jeju Air Crash

Officials suggested a bird strike but experts flagged the barrier, as video shows the Boeing 737-800 bursting into flames upon collision

Arrest Warrant for Ousted Prez Yoon

A South Korean court issued an arrest warrant for embattled President Yoon Suk Yeol, who has been suspended from power over his short-lived martial law declaration, according to investigators.

Venezuela Fines TikTok $10M Over Deadly Video Challenges

CARACAS: Venezuela's Supreme Court has issued a $10 million fine against TikTok for \"not implementing measures\" to prevent viral video challenges that have allegedly led to the deaths of three Venezuelan children recently.

China Defends Covid Data-Sharing as WHO Demands More Access

China has shared the most Covid-19 data and research, its foreign ministry said on Tuesday, responding to the World Health Organization's repeated call for more information and access.

Construction work stopped in Mumbai as AQI worsens

All construction work was banned in parts of Mumbai on Monday due to consistently poor air quality index readings in these areas, a rare occasion when India's financial capital grapples with—and has to take to similar restrictions—as the country's national capital where high air pollution is an everyday affair.

Pak Govt, PTI to Meet Over Political Dispute

The Pakistan government and opposition Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) negotiators are scheduled to meet for a crucial in-camera meeting to resolve sticky political differences, a report said on Tuesday.

82 Fake Websites on Char Dham Chopper Service Closed: Police

A total of 82 fake websites offering helicopter ride booking for the Char Dham yatra were shut over a period of two years, the official data provided by the Uttarakhand police stated.

Gehlot Slams Raj Govt Over Former PM's Memorial Land

Former Rajasthan chief minister and Congress leader Ashok Gehlot said on Tuesday that the controversy over land to build a memorial for former prime minister Manmohan Singh would not have erupted, if the Centre itself had come forward and taken a decision regarding it.

Prayagraj Will Shine as a Model of Cleanliness, Says CM Adityanath

Chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday again appealed to the citizens of Prayagraj to uphold the highest standards of cleanliness and hospitality during Mahakumbh.

Andhra Pradesh Tourist Killed in Goa Brawl: Cops

A 30-year-old visitor from Andhra Pradesh was killed in a drunken brawl at a beach shack in Goa in the wee hours of Tuesday, police said.

Xi's moment to work out lasting peace with India

Despite China and India both being headed by their most consequential leaders of the last few decades, the two haven't been able to permanently resolve their outstanding disputes.

Optimism, with a dose of caution

India has held strong in the bleak global milieu of war and climate crisis, but there are challenges in the new year that it must deftly navigate

The right choices for a world at the crossroads

The year 2024 scorched and scalded but just about let the planet survive. Let us hope that the new year, despite portents of war and worsening of the climate crisis, proves different

Ensuring socioeconomic security for India's women

The year 2024 will be remembered as a turning point in India's pension landscape, where the Union government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, took bold steps to address gender inequities in social security.

Minister's Close Aide Surrenders in Maha

Maharashtra minister Dhananjay Munde's close aide Walmik Karad, wanted in an extortion case linked to the murder of a sarpanch in Beed district, surrendered before the police in Pune on Tuesday.

Theft accused assaults SI in Bihar's Bhojpur dist

A man arrested for attempting theft assaulted a police sub-inspector (SI), tore his uniform and threw his badge under the jurisdiction of Ara Nawada police station in Bhojpur district on Tuesday, police said.

ABVP meet ends with focus on Bangladeshi infiltration

The three-day 66th state convention of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) concluded in Bihar's Purnia on Tuesday.

Sanctioned trophy hunting by another name a grey area in man-animal conflict

The steady shrinkage of natural habitats and the resultant rise in man-animal conflict have led to increasing incidents of big cats being labelled \"man-eaters\" and caught or shot down in authorised kills by hobby hunters deployed by authorities, triggering a wider debate on the ethical as well as environmental dimensions of the practice.

Quad renews commitment to work towards free and open Indo-Pacific

The Quad will work together to respond to the future needs of the Indo-Pacific, including cooperation in key areas such as maritime security, counterterrorism and emerging technologies, the foreign ministers of the grouping said on Tuesday while marking the 20th anniversary of cooperation between India, Australia, Japan and the US.

SC Gives Punjab Govt Till Jan 2 To Admit Dallewal In Hospital

The Supreme Court on Tuesday extended time till January 2 for the Punjab government to comply with its order to hospitalise Jagjit Singh Dallewal, who has been on a hunger strike for over a month, after the state informed the court that the farmer leader is willing to receive medical aid if the Centre accepts his proposal for talks.

Malicious': Kerala CM condemns Maha min's comments about state

Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday vehemently criticised Maharashtra minister Nitesh Rane for calling Kerala a \"mini Pakistan\" and said his remarks were highly \"provocative and condemnable\".

25: Fateful Year for Bihar & Nitish

For Bihar, the year 2025 comes with new challenges and opportunities.

Danapur Rly Division turns 100 on New Year

For the Danapur rail division, Wednesday will be special.

CID Takes Charge of Investigation in Sensational Sasaram Police Firing Case

The Bihar Police Headquarters (PHQ) informed on Tuesday that the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has been tasked with investigating the alleged murder of Rana Omprakash alias Badal and the injuries sustained by his two friends, Atul Singh and Binod Singh, in an alleged firing incident involving the Sasaram Traffic deputy superintendent of police (DSP) and his bodyguard on the night of December 27, officials said.

Backing nurse on death row in Yemen: Foreign ministry

The Indian government is extending all possible help in the case of Nimisha Priya, an Indian national on death row in Yemen, the external affairs ministry said on Tuesday hours after the Yemeni president approved her death sentence.

No evidence of paper leak in BPSC exam: Nitish aide

So, as of now, we hold that there has been no paper leak. This is also the stand of the Bihar Public Service Commission. VIJAY KUMAR CHAUDHARY, Bihar minister

Grigor Dimitrov Eases into Second Round in Brisbane

Defending champion Grigor Dimitrov eased into round two of the Brisbane International with a hard-fought win over qualifier Yannick Hanfmann on Monday, but Holger Rune crashed to defeat.

Cummins rates Australia's win over India at MCG as his greatest

Pat Cummins said Monday he rates the fourth Test victory over India by 184 runs as \"right at the top\" of the greatest games he has played in for Australia.

There Are Things I Personally Need to Look At: Rohit

India skipper Rohit Sharma looked shattered as he confessed to being \"disturbed\" after the heavy loss to Australia in the fourth Test here, saying there are \"things\" that he needs to address at a personal level apart from the team's collective problems amid intense focus on his form.

Rupee Volatility Puts RBI's Currency Strategy in Focus

A gauge of the Indian rupee's volatility jumped to its highest level in over a year, fueling speculation that the nation's central bank may be easing its tight grip on the currency amid a strong dollar.