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The DOJ's recent legal actions in California and Alaska mark a departure from traditional non-interference policies ahead of the midterm elections.
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The DOJ's recent legal actions in California and Alaska mark a departure from traditional non-interference policies ahead of the midterm elections.

Telecom operators face strict financial disincentives under new TRAI regulations aimed at accelerating consumer complaint resolution and enforcing round-the-clock support.

Official US data reveals a significant 13.5% drop in active Indian student records, driven by stricter visa scrutiny and uncertainties surrounding post-study work opportunities.

A 60-year-old retired tax officer from Pennsylvania has shattered the world record by watching 1,207 cinema films in just 12 months.

New regulations in Gujarat require secondary schools to establish wellness teams, appoint qualified counsellors, and ban toxic academic competition.

The Kerala High Court has raised sharp questions regarding a former DGP's plea to travel abroad for work, highlighting a stark contradiction between his prison illnesses and overseas fitness claims.

The Bihar School Examination Board has released the SLET 2026 dummy admit cards, with a correction window active until November 5.

A Punjab Police Assistant Sub-Inspector has been suspended after hidden camera footage allegedly exposed him planting heroin inside a religious leader's home prior to a raid.

Special Investigation Team reconstructs the tragic Hotel Bilas Inn shooting in Guwahati, using dummy bodies and firearms to verify the sequence of events.

A new financial analysis reveals the top 20 donors have poured $2 billion into federal races, with Elon Musk leading the contributions.

The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad has launched the correction portal for Class 10 and 12 students appearing in the 2027 board exams.

A Learjet 60 bound for the Bahamas crashed into a South Florida neighborhood, killing all nine people on board after an abrupt, high-speed descent.