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Prime Minister Narendra Modi praises the Kashi Sansad Khelkud Pratiyogita for showcasing exceptional youth talent and strengthening India’s grassroots sporting ecosystem.

PIB Fact‑Check warns the public about deepfake videos circulating on social media that falsely show the Prime Minister, Finance Minister or RBI Governor offering investment advice with 'guaranteed profits'.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah accuses certain political parties of shielding infiltrators as West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee urges the Election Commission to halt the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.

A leading AIIMS-trained gastroenterologist outlines five science-backed food pairings that enhance digestion, heart health, nutrient absorption, and overall well-being.

A set of simple, lesser-known exercises shared by The Anatomy of Therapy promises instant relief from shoulder, back and spinal pain. Here’s how these easy, at-home movements can help improve mobility and reduce discomfort.

Shubhkamnayeh, a new digital gifting platform founded by Manoj Patwari, Chanchal Patwari and Prerna Jain Patwari, will launch on November 30 at Bharat Mandapam, offering curated gifts and year-round scheduling to simplify gifting in India.

Karisma Kapoor became emotional on the sets of Indian Idol season 16 as she revisited memories of filming the iconic ’90s song Aaye Ho Meri Zindagi Mein from Raja Hindustani, a performance she first delivered at just 19.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s participation at the Johannesburg G20 Summit is set to reinforce India’s leadership in championing Global South issues, even as the absence of several world leaders raises questions about the grouping’s evolving role.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Johannesburg, where India aims to reinforce its priorities and strengthen the voice of the Global South on issues ranging from disaster resilience to sustainable growth.

The Adani Group and the Ministry of Education’s Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) have launched a major national initiative to revive Indology, supporting research, heritage preservation and India’s civilisational scholarship.