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The labels are seeking damages of up to $150,000 for each infringed copyright and a court order barring Anthropic from using their works

Indias power infrastructure is emerging as a big threat to vultures

Railway Board coordinating with railway zones, district and State authorities and the Ministry of External Affairs to facilitate the safe movement

40-year-old woman suffering from high fever carried over 7 km through dense forests as lack of proper roads and bridges continues to severely disrupt daily life for the Muthuvan tribal community in Keralams first tribal panchayat near Munnar

A quiz on Malaysia, which is celebrating its Independence Day on August 31

By assigning a monetary value to marine fish stocks (found in both coastal and inland within exclusive economic zones or EEZs), India is moving towards measuring the wealth contained in oceans.

Indias water future may hinge less on discovering new freshwater reserves and more on the intelligence with which the country recycles what it already has

The agitation would be held in the jallikattu area at Alanganallur on September 3

Birders and animal rescuers are noticing a sharp increase in the number of birds in distress at the citys many lakes

A decade-old study, published in a journal recently, indicates that the relocation of a livestock carcass dump from near power lines at Sudhauwala has been effective

The accumulation of domestic dog waste may pose a widespread but underappreciated risk to urban dung beetles, new research has found

OpenAI said it was not confident that SpaceX would use its technology within our terms of service.

NDMA head confirms the formation of two new lakes and moraines, but says no information is available on water volume; monitoring limitations mean that early warning systems may not be able to prevent another such disaster

The draw of lost are spread over four days, from August 28 to 31, with the lottery in four constituencies each day

Chief of the House panel on welfare of OBCs Ganesh Singh said the Social Justice Ministry should formulate the policy based on the Supreme Courts reading of the income test in March and then bring it to the Cabinet

Students of A.P. Tribal Welfare Residential School for Boys at Marikavalasa shifeted following its upgradation into a Centre of Excellence

In Episode 7 of Chennai Canvas: Madras Week, we explore three distinct threads that have shaped the citys identity. From the colourful evolution of Madras bashai and the many languages that have enriched Chennais everyday vocabulary, to the citys coast as a vast open-air arena where people gather, relax and celebrate, and the nostalgia surrounding Anand Theatre, once a landmark destination for generations of film buffs. Together, these stories capture the language, spaces and memories that make

BMRCL says that the temporary speed restriction is a standard railway safety practice during maintenance and technical monitoring activities

Arrival of Godavari water through Polavaram Left Main Canal will benefit farmers and provide boost to agriculture, she says

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar received rescued Tamil Nadu pilgrims at Delhis IGI Airport after their return from flood-hit Nepal, as India continues evacuation, rescue and relief efforts.

Assams Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation, near Kaziranga, has treated more than 10,000 rescued animals, with nearly 68% successfully returned to the wild

No one was injured in the explosion, which left a small crater on the ground and caused minor damage to the walls of the compound

MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said 96 Indian nationals who were stranded on the Chinese side have safely crossed over to Nepal by land route

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The TMC supremo said she will soon start a tour of the State, and walk the streets if her public meetings aren't allowed

V.S. Balasubrahmanyam had travelled to Nepal on August 13 with a batch of Kailash Manasarovar Yatra pilgrims

A quiz focused on oil wells and their history.

After decades of being caught between Maoists and the police, the seven families still living in Telanganas Karreguttalu Hills are discovering life beyond fear. Once a formidable Maoist stronghold on the Telangana-Chhattisgarh border, the hills are now opening up with roads, security infrastructure and the promise of electricity and development. But return of the States writ also raises questions about the future of the forests and the communities that have lived here for decades.Abhinay Deshpan

Natural outbursts in hilly terrain are rising amid climate change

The X account of American Hindus for Engagement and Dialogue (AHEAD) Forum @AheadForum1 remained unavailable to users and was restored after intervention from X

Three-metre waves were seen at the Valmikinagar barrage, and the water flow peaked at 1.5 lakh cusecs on August 27 afternoon, but then started decreasing; CM conducts aerial survey to assess flood situation, relief preparations

Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav tells officials to ensure that there is no scope for negligence, discrimination or political interference in implementing the scheme

The spoon-tailed duskhawker was recorded in October 2024 on the Miao-Vijaynagar Road inside Namdapha National Park and Tiger Reserve

What happened in Nepal is likely due to anenormous ice-and-rock landslidesweeping down a mountain pass and gathering up ice, water, rock, trees and dirt

In cities such as Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and Mumbai, peri-urban land that once served as agricultural fields or natural lake catchments has mutated into prime real estate

The western disturbance is a possible contributor to the broader rainfall environment rather than an established direct cause of the flash flood; the immediate mechanism behind the sudden release of water remains under investigation, a senior IMD official says