47 injured as Iranian missile hits Israel’s Dimona, home to its nuclear reactor and known as ‘Little India’

Jerusalem: At least 47 people were injured on Saturday evening after an Iranian missile struck the southern Israeli town of Dimona — famous for the dome-shaped structure atop its nuclear centre and popularly known as “little India”, rescue services said. Among the injured was a 12-year-old boy in serious condition after being hit by shrapnel,…

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AI must strengthen, not override judiciary: CJI Surya Kant

Bengaluru: CJI Justice Surya Kant on Saturday said Artificial Intelligence (AI) must be integrated into the judicial system in a manner that strengthens the institution without undermining its core functions. He was speaking after inaugurating a one-day seminar on “Artificial Intelligence-Prevention and Resolution of Disputes” at the Karnataka Judicial Academy, organised in collaboration with the…

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West Bengal: DMs asked to take precautions during publication of supplementary voter list

Kolkata: The West Bengal government has directed all the district magistrates to take precautionary measures for maintaining law and order during the publication of the supplementary electoral rolls on March 23. A senior official said a communication issued by the Home and Hill Affairs Department from the state secretariat on Saturday called for appropriate precautionary…

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Old Habits, Costly Consequences

“Old habits die hard” is not just a cliché—it is a political warning. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu seems determined to prove it right, yet again. A series of viral videos now circulating on social media has reignited an uncomfortable question: has the Telugu Desam Party (TDP), now an ally in the BJP-led…

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Southern Battleground Heats Up: Old Equations, New Disruptions

With the announcement of the election schedule for five states, the political spotlight has sharply turned towards the South—particularly Tamil Nadu and Kerala—where entrenched political equations are facing an unusually volatile test. What makes this electoral cycle different is not merely anti-incumbency or alliance arithmetic, but the emergence of disruptive forces and a perceptible churn…

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Other Supplements to Challenge Chronic Constipation

The action of other supplements and related research with significant results are coming into light to manage chronic constipation to the best satisfaction of the victims. However, the use of these supplements greatly varies from individual to individual, different geographical areas, and different food habits in diverse cultures globally. Other supplements Senna supplements are stimulant…

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The Cosmic Harmony of Sage Kanva’s Hymns

Upadhayayula Lakshman Rao In the ancient age of Vedic illumination, when human consciousness sought to understand the subtle harmony between nature, cosmos, and moral life, the sages of the Vedic tradition composed hymns that resonated with profound spiritual insight. Among those seers was the revered sage Kanva, whose contemplative mind perceived the hidden rhythm of…

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