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Chirag Paswan Demands Probe Into Alleged Attacks on Bihar Migrant Workers Amid Tamil Nadu Voter Roll Controversy
Chirag Paswan demands a probe into alleged attacks on Bihar migrant workers as Tamil Nadu’s voter enumeration sparks fears of political erasure, threatening the rights of millions who move across states for work.
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Mohammed Siraj Nominated for ICC Player of Month After Oval Masterclass
Mohammed Siraj earned ICC Player of the Month nomination for August 2025 after a match-winning 9-wicket haul at The Oval, leading India to a dramatic six-run win over England and securing a 2-2 series draw in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy.
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PM Kisan 21st Installment: Why 9 Crore Farmers Still Haven’t Received ₹2,000
PM Modi launched the 21st PM Kisan installment on Nov 19, 2025, but millions of farmers still haven't received ₹2,000 due to eKYC failures, land record issues, and missing Farmer IDs—especially in Uttar Pradesh.
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Kuldeep Yadav makes history with second ODI hat-trick, leads India to 107-run win over West Indies
Kuldeep Yadav became the first Indian bowler to take two ODI hat-tricks, dismissing West Indies' top order on December 18, 2019, in Visakhapatnam to seal a 107-run win and level the series at 1-1.
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Ayan Mukerji Bars Paparazzi at Father Deb Mukherjee's Private Prayer Meet
Ayan Mukerji halted paparazzi at his late father Deb Mukherjee’s private prayer meet in Mumbai, stressing privacy and promising a later photo release.
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Zimbabwe wins Bangladesh Test as Indian fans miss live broadcast
Zimbabwe edged Bangladesh in the 1st Test at Sylhet, winning by 3 wickets, while Indian fans were left without any official live broadcast.
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Toss Slip, Run‑Out Racket and Handshake Snub Mar the India‑Pakistan Women's World Cup Clash
India beat Pakistan amid a toss blunder, a disputed run‑out involving Muneeba Ali, and a handshake snub, sparking scrutiny of officiating at the Women's Cricket World Cup.
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Kishanganj Police Nab Suspect Carrying 340 Illegal Lottery Tickets Near Rampur Check Post
Police in Kishanganj arrested a man found with 340 illegal lottery tickets near the Rampur check post. The seizure is part of a wider Bihar‑wide clampdown on unlawful gambling networks that bring tickets from West Bengal. The detainee is being questioned to trace the source and expose additional distributors.
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What is the average salary of an Indian news anchor and editor?
Whoa, hold your hats folks! The salary of Indian news anchors and editors is a roller-coaster ride of digits. On an average, our TV news anchors bag a neat sum of 4 to 6 lakhs INR per month! And the folks who have their editing hats on? Well, they're not far behind, with a paycheck of around 5 to 7 lakhs INR monthly. Come on, let's admit it, we all secretly wish we could read news off a teleprompter or cut and splice words for a living, don't we?
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What is it like to live in Nepal?
Living in Nepal is like having a constant party in your senses! Every day is a kaleidoscope of fragrant spices, vibrant colors, and chatter in dozens of languages. You'll find yourself hiking up mountains one day, and exploring ancient temples the next - it's like being in a real-life Indiana Jones movie! The people? Oh, they're the warmest, friendliest folks you'll ever meet, always ready with a smile and a cup of Chai. Nepal, with its rich culture, stunning sceneries and thrilling adventures, is like a spicy momo dumpling - full of surprises and absolutely delightful!
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