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Passenger’s jewellery stolen on Rajdhani Express; court orders Railways to pay Rs 80,000

Passenger’s jewellery stolen on Rajdhani Express; court orders Railways to pay Rs 80,000

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AI generated image used for representational purpose NEW DELHI: A district consumer commission in Punjab has directed Northern Railway to pay Rs 80,000 to a couple whose handbag, containing a gold mangalsutra and cash, was stolen during a journey on the Dibrugarh–New Delhi Rajdhani Express. In its June 30 order, the commission held the Railways…

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Stock Market Live Updates: Sensex plunges over 500 points, Nifty slips below 24,100 as US-Iran tensions escalate

Stock Market Live Updates: Sensex plunges over 500 points, Nifty slips below 24,100 as US-Iran tensions escalate

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Stock Market Live Updates: Indian benchmark indices extended their losses in early trade on Tuesday, with the BSE Sensex tumbling 552.99 points to 77,063.41, while the NSE Nifty50 declined 160.45 points to 24,050.55. This comes after the market closed flat on Monday after recovering from sharp intraday losses, supported by a rally in IT stocks…

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Maharashtra SSC, HSC Supplementary result 2026 today at 1 PM: Here’s how Class 10, 12 students can check scores

Maharashtra SSC, HSC Supplementary result 2026 today at 1 PM: Here’s how Class 10, 12 students can check scores

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The Maharashtra State Board will announce the SSC and HSC Supplementary Result 2026 at 1 PM today. Candidates who took the Class 10 and Class 12 compartment examinations can view their results on the official website, mahahsscboard.in. Students are advised to keep their login details ready and download their online marksheets after the result is…

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Jennifer Lopez breaks Wimbledon’s Royal Box rule? Her hat sparks debate: ‘Terrible luck being seated behind her’

Jennifer Lopez breaks Wimbledon’s Royal Box rule? Her hat sparks debate: ‘Terrible luck being seated behind her’

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Jennifer Lopez sparks conversation with her hat. (Image Credits: Instagram) Jannik Sinner basked in the limelight for winning the 2026 Wimbledon Gentlemen’s Singles trophy for only a moment, as the internet channelled its attention toward a glorious piece of outfit. Many Hollywood celebrities were spotted in the seats, including Andrew Garfield, Sarah Pidgeon, Sacha Baron…

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Michelangelo Quotes: Quote of the day by Michelangelo: “The sculpture is already complete within the marble block before I start my work. It is already there; I just have to chisel away the superfluous material”

Michelangelo Quotes: Quote of the day by Michelangelo: “The sculpture is already complete within the marble block before I start my work. It is already there; I just have to chisel away the superfluous material”

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Michelangelo believed sculptures existed within marble blocks before carving began. He removed excess material to reveal the complete form already present. This concept offers a life lesson about discovering one’s true self. Modern life’s noise often obscures our inner strengths and values. Clearing distractions allows our authentic shape to emerge and be seen. Michelangelo has…

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After conservative treatment in Iraq failed to provide relief to Ahmed Abdulmueen Kadhim over several years, he travelled to India seeking treatment. NEW DELHI: A 36-year-old Iraqi man weighing 162 kg has regained his ability to walk after undergoing a technically challenging total hip replacement at a private hospital, in what doctors describe as one of the most complex joint replacement surgeries performed on a morbidly obese patient at the facility.Ahmed Abdulmueen Kadhim had been living with severe pain and progressive loss of mobility due to secondary degenerative arthritis of his right hip. After conservative treatment in Iraq failed to provide relief over several years, he travelled to India seeking treatment.The patient’s extreme body weight posed major surgical and anaesthetic challenges. Excessive weight not only makes surgical exposure and implant positioning more difficult but also places significantly higher mechanical stress on the artificial joint, requiring meticulous planning and specialised implants.The surgery, performed at Max Super Speciality Hospital, Patparganj, was led by Dr (Prof. ) Anil Arora, Chairman and Head of Orthopaedics and Joint Replacement. The team carefully planned the implant selection and fixation strategy to ensure long-term stability despite the patient’s high body weight.”Performing a total hip replacement in a patient weighing 162 kg presents significant technical challenges. Careful pre-operative planning, precise implant positioning and stable fixation were critical to achieving a successful outcome,” Dr Arora said.Doctors used a collared femoral stem implant to provide additional support for the replacement joint. The surgery was completed without complications, and postoperative X-rays confirmed satisfactory positioning and stability of the implants.Following the operation, the patient underwent supervised physiotherapy and rehabilitation aimed at strengthening the muscles around the operated hip and gradually restoring mobility. He reported early pain relief, showed improvement in walking ability and was discharged seven days after surgery before returning to Iraq.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorAnuja JaiswalAnuja Jaiswal is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Times of India, with an impressive 18-year career in narrative journalism. She specializes in health and heritage reporting, expertly simplifying complex health information to make it engaging and understandable for readers. Her deep dives into heritage topics are well-researched, resulting in captivating narratives that resonate with her audience. Over the years, she has worked in Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh and West UP, gaining diverse on-ground experience that shapes her storytelling.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’I Will Bow At Every Door’: Narottam Mishra Gets Emotional, Chokes Up At BJP’s Datia Bypoll Rally“Putin Pays Close Attention To PM Modi”: Poland Highlights India’s Global Power Amid Global CrisesBengal Government Backs Airport Mosque Relocation, Cites Security And Runway Expansion NeedsSuvendu Govt Replaces Mamata’s ‘Khela Hobey Divas’ With ‘Ayushman Divas’Man Claiming To Be Ex-US Navy Officer Held At India-Nepal Border Without Travel Documents’I Am Not Gandhiji’: Kerala Double Murder Convict Shows No Remorse In CourtUS Inmate Matthew Aaron VanDyke Seeks Special Diet, Cooking Permission Inside Tihar JailMission 0 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionMission 0 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionCDS To Present Theatre Command Roadmap As India Moves Closer To Military Reforms123Photostories5 ways meditation can quietly transform you from the insideAbhishek Sharma vs Vaibhav Sooryavanshi vs Yuvraj Singh: Who delivered Wimbledon 2026’s most iconic suit moment?60-second money lesson: Why smart women don’t always buy the cheapest thingFrom opening up about problems in their married life and his battle with anxiety to Yuvika’s emotional breakdown: Prince Narula and Yuvika Chaudhary get candid5 signs you’re not in love; it’s obsessionWhy you can still cringe over something you said 10 years ago… but forget why you walked into the kitchen just seconds laterJanhvi Kapoor’s 24K gold corset to black embroidered lehenga is wedding guest fashion at its boldest10 beautiful baby names that symbolise new life and fresh beginningsAkshay Kumar’s go-to high-protein snack at 58 is packed with fiber and contains no chilliJuly New Moon 2026: Affirmations for your birth date123Hot PicksNEET recorded responseRSCIT admit cardGold rate todayITR filingOil Price TodaySonam Wangchuk hunger strikeS. JaishankarTaylor Swift and Travis KelceE20 petrol newsTop TrendingSamantha BuschMadurai AccidentITR filingFIFA World Cup 2026Karnataka Pakistani ArrestedGhaziabad Mall Rape MurderDelhi MurderTG TET 2026 resultGurgaon EncounterIran war

After conservative treatment in Iraq failed to provide relief to Ahmed Abdulmueen Kadhim over several years, he travelled to India seeking treatment. NEW DELHI: A 36-year-old Iraqi man weighing 162 kg has regained his ability to walk after undergoing a technically challenging total hip replacement at a private hospital, in what doctors describe as one of the most complex joint replacement surgeries performed on a morbidly obese patient at the facility.Ahmed Abdulmueen Kadhim had been living with severe pain and progressive loss of mobility due to secondary degenerative arthritis of his right hip. After conservative treatment in Iraq failed to provide relief over several years, he travelled to India seeking treatment.The patient’s extreme body weight posed major surgical and anaesthetic challenges. Excessive weight not only makes surgical exposure and implant positioning more difficult but also places significantly higher mechanical stress on the artificial joint, requiring meticulous planning and specialised implants.The surgery, performed at Max Super Speciality Hospital, Patparganj, was led by Dr (Prof. ) Anil Arora, Chairman and Head of Orthopaedics and Joint Replacement. The team carefully planned the implant selection and fixation strategy to ensure long-term stability despite the patient’s high body weight.”Performing a total hip replacement in a patient weighing 162 kg presents significant technical challenges. Careful pre-operative planning, precise implant positioning and stable fixation were critical to achieving a successful outcome,” Dr Arora said.Doctors used a collared femoral stem implant to provide additional support for the replacement joint. The surgery was completed without complications, and postoperative X-rays confirmed satisfactory positioning and stability of the implants.Following the operation, the patient underwent supervised physiotherapy and rehabilitation aimed at strengthening the muscles around the operated hip and gradually restoring mobility. He reported early pain relief, showed improvement in walking ability and was discharged seven days after surgery before returning to Iraq.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorAnuja JaiswalAnuja Jaiswal is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Times of India, with an impressive 18-year career in narrative journalism. She specializes in health and heritage reporting, expertly simplifying complex health information to make it engaging and understandable for readers. Her deep dives into heritage topics are well-researched, resulting in captivating narratives that resonate with her audience. Over the years, she has worked in Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh and West UP, gaining diverse on-ground experience that shapes her storytelling.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’I Will Bow At Every Door’: Narottam Mishra Gets Emotional, Chokes Up At BJP’s Datia Bypoll Rally“Putin Pays Close Attention To PM Modi”: Poland Highlights India’s Global Power Amid Global CrisesBengal Government Backs Airport Mosque Relocation, Cites Security And Runway Expansion NeedsSuvendu Govt Replaces Mamata’s ‘Khela Hobey Divas’ With ‘Ayushman Divas’Man Claiming To Be Ex-US Navy Officer Held At India-Nepal Border Without Travel Documents’I Am Not Gandhiji’: Kerala Double Murder Convict Shows No Remorse In CourtUS Inmate Matthew Aaron VanDyke Seeks Special Diet, Cooking Permission Inside Tihar JailMission $500 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionMission $500 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionCDS To Present Theatre Command Roadmap As India Moves Closer To Military Reforms123Photostories5 ways meditation can quietly transform you from the insideAbhishek Sharma vs Vaibhav Sooryavanshi vs Yuvraj Singh: Who delivered Wimbledon 2026’s most iconic suit moment?60-second money lesson: Why smart women don’t always buy the cheapest thingFrom opening up about problems in their married life and his battle with anxiety to Yuvika’s emotional breakdown: Prince Narula and Yuvika Chaudhary get candid5 signs you’re not in love; it’s obsessionWhy you can still cringe over something you said 10 years ago… but forget why you walked into the kitchen just seconds laterJanhvi Kapoor’s 24K gold corset to black embroidered lehenga is wedding guest fashion at its boldest10 beautiful baby names that symbolise new life and fresh beginningsAkshay Kumar’s go-to high-protein snack at 58 is packed with fiber and contains no chilliJuly New Moon 2026: Affirmations for your birth date123Hot PicksNEET recorded responseRSCIT admit cardGold rate todayITR filingOil Price TodaySonam Wangchuk hunger strikeS. JaishankarTaylor Swift and Travis KelceE20 petrol newsTop TrendingSamantha BuschMadurai AccidentITR filingFIFA World Cup 2026Karnataka Pakistani ArrestedGhaziabad Mall Rape MurderDelhi MurderTG TET 2026 resultGurgaon EncounterIran war

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After conservative treatment in Iraq failed to provide relief to Ahmed Abdulmueen Kadhim over several years, he travelled to India seeking treatment. NEW DELHI: A 36-year-old Iraqi man weighing 162 kg has regained his ability to walk after undergoing a technically challenging total hip replacement at a private hospital, in what doctors describe as one…

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‘What wrong did Vaibhav Sooryavanshi do?’: World Cup-winner blasts Shreyas Iyer, Gautam Gambhir

‘What wrong did Vaibhav Sooryavanshi do?’: World Cup-winner blasts Shreyas Iyer, Gautam Gambhir

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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Gautam Gambhir and Shreyas Iyer (BCCI Photo) NEW DELHI: Former India captain Kris Srikkanth has strongly criticised the Indian team management over the way 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi was handled during the T20I tours of Ireland and England.Sooryavanshi did not get a game in the Ireland series and was later drafted into the playing…

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Prince Harry Enjoys Heartwarming Reunion With Family at King Charles’ Highgrove |

Prince Harry Enjoys Heartwarming Reunion With Family at King Charles’ Highgrove |

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Reports claim Prince Harry is feeling “very happy” after reconnecting with King Charles during his latest UK visit.Image credit (Instagram) Prince Harry is reportedly feeling “buoyed” and “really energised” following a significant family gathering with King Charles at his private country home. The Duke of Sussex spent over an hour with his father, accompanied by…

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Cisco president Jeetu Patel: I have been saying this for months, AI will create more jobs than it eliminates and now the early data is beginning to …

Cisco president Jeetu Patel: I have been saying this for months, AI will create more jobs than it eliminates and now the early data is beginning to …

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Cisco Systems president Jeetu Patel reiterated his belief that artificial intelligence will expand employment opportunities rather than trigger mass job losses. In a post shared on social media plans X (formerly known as Twitter) Patel said, “I’ve been saying this for months, and the early data is beginning to support it. Five years from now,…

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Jul 14, 2026, 09:04 IST

Jul 14, 2026, 09:04 IST

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Lamine Yamal (Image: ANI) Spain’s teenage sensation Lamine Yamal insists he is feeling no pressure ahead of the biggest match of his young career as La Roja prepare to take on France in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinal.Spain and France will face off on Tuesday, July 14, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, with…

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Sadhguru Quote: Quote of the day by Sadhguru: “If you want to cross the boundaries of your present existence, you need madness in your heart but absolute balance in your head.” ; What the mystic and yogi advises about keeping the right balance between fire and calm of mind

Sadhguru Quote: Quote of the day by Sadhguru: “If you want to cross the boundaries of your present existence, you need madness in your heart but absolute balance in your head.” ; What the mystic and yogi advises about keeping the right balance between fire and calm of mind

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Today’s fast-paced lives often drive us towards the grind, relentless running, and endless hustle. Amid this rush, we often forget that the real power behind achieving the goals is having a calm and clear mind!We need to remember that behind all the madness, there is also a need for balance.Sadhguru weighs in on this thought…

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‘Responsibility to protect Americans’: Trump tells US Congress fighting with Iran has resumed

‘Responsibility to protect Americans’: Trump tells US Congress fighting with Iran has resumed

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US President Donald Trump has formally notified congress that military action against Iran resumed on July 7, a move that his administration says begins a new 60-day period during which US forces can continue operations without fresh congressional authorisation under the War Powers Resolution.In a letter dated July 10 and obtained by Reuters, Trump informed…

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NEW DELHI: Since environmentalist-activist Sonam Wangchuk began his indefinite fast here in solidarity with the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) campaign against alleged irregularities in NEET, political developments have moved at a fast pace in his own backyard, Ladakh. The Ladakh administration on Monday announced its decision to constitute autonomous hill development councils for each of its seven districts, barely 10 days after it had, along with the Centre, convinced the Ladakh representatives to finally sign the minutes of May 22 meeting with the home ministry, in which Wangchuk was one of the key negotiators.On both the occasions — July 3, when the minutes of May 22 meeting were finalised, and Monday, when the councils for every Ladakh district were announced — Wangchuk was here in the Capital, fasting.Announcing the move to set up autonomous councils in the newly-created districts of Nubra, Changthang, Sham, Zanskar and Drass, in addition to Leh and Kargil that already have these councils, Ladakh chief secretary Ashish Kundra told a press conference in Leh that it is a “major step towards democratic decentralisation and grassroots governance”.\The seven councils will have full powers set out in the LAHDC Act. “The new districts shall get the same authority that Leh has held since 1995 and Kargil since 2003, not a reduced version of it,” he underlined. The councils will have authority over land ownership and land allotment within the district. They will regulate recruitment and promotions for district cadre posts.The councils — which will exist alongside Panchayati Raj institutions — shall hold a dedicated council fund and can levy taxes and fees. Each new district will have a revenue base of its own and formulate development plans. They will handle health, education and tourism, along with local infrastructure and social welfare schemes.Though the May 22 talks between Union home ministry officials and Ladakh bodies Leh Apex Body (LAB) and Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA) here had witnessed a breakthrough with the two sides agreeing in principle on creation of elected bodies at UT-level and district level with “full legislative, executive, financial and administrative powers” and Constitutional safeguards under Article 371, the Ladakh representatives later objected to the minutes of the meeting omitting the assurances on Article 371 and control over bureaucracy. These concerns were finally ironed out at a meeting in Leh on June 3, leading to signing of the minutes.Kundra on Monday told TOI that the forthcoming talks shall focus on the structure of the UT-level elected body as well as the scope of safeguards under Article 371. Both sides are finalising their respective drafts in this regard, and a date will eventually be set to discuss them, he said.The chief secretary said the model of UT and district level bodies proposed in Ladakh has no parallel elsewhere in the country and will draw on the best features of other arrangements. The UT will have elected representation at the village, district and Union Territory levels, he said.“Some rebalancing of powers between the councils and the UT body may follow,” said Kundra.Section 3(1) of the LAHDC Act already provides for a council for every district, to be constituted from a date the government notifies in the gazette. Only amendments to the Act where required and a delimitation of constituencies remain, according to Kundra.Five of the seven Ladakh districts are dominated by Buddhists, while Drass and Kargil have a significant Muslim population.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorBharti JainBharti Jain is senior editor with The Times of India, New Delhi. She has been writing on security matters since 1996. Having covered the Union home ministry, security agencies, Election Commission and the ‘prime’ political beat, the Congress, for The Economic Times all these years, she moved to TOI in August 2012. Her repertoire of news stories delves into the whole gamut of issues related to terrorism and internal strife, besides probing strategic affairs in India’s neighbourhood.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’I Will Bow At Every Door’: Narottam Mishra Gets Emotional, Chokes Up At BJP’s Datia Bypoll Rally“Putin Pays Close Attention To PM Modi”: Poland Highlights India’s Global Power Amid Global CrisesBengal Government Backs Airport Mosque Relocation, Cites Security And Runway Expansion NeedsSuvendu Govt Replaces Mamata’s ‘Khela Hobey Divas’ With ‘Ayushman Divas’Man Claiming To Be Ex-US Navy Officer Held At India-Nepal Border Without Travel Documents’I Am Not Gandhiji’: Kerala Double Murder Convict Shows No Remorse In CourtUS Inmate Matthew Aaron VanDyke Seeks Special Diet, Cooking Permission Inside Tihar JailMission 0 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionMission 0 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionCDS To Present Theatre Command Roadmap As India Moves Closer To Military Reforms123Photostories5 ways meditation can quietly transform you from the insideAbhishek Sharma vs Vaibhav Sooryavanshi vs Yuvraj Singh: Who delivered Wimbledon 2026’s most iconic suit moment?From opening up about problems in their married life and his battle with anxiety to Yuvika’s emotional breakdown: Prince Narula and Yuvika Chaudhary get candid5 signs you’re not in love; it’s obsessionWhy you can still cringe over something you said 10 years ago… but forget why you walked into the kitchen just seconds laterJanhvi Kapoor’s 24K gold corset to black embroidered lehenga is wedding guest fashion at its boldest10 beautiful baby names that symbolise new life and fresh beginningsAkshay Kumar’s go-to high-protein snack at 58 is packed with fiber and contains no chilliJuly New Moon 2026: Affirmations for your birth dateDo your knees hurt before it rains? Here’s why osteoarthritis pain gets worse during the monsoon, according to doctors123Hot PicksWWE Raw PreviewRajasthan PG admissionsSouth China SeaITR filingNepal protestLucknow-Kanpur ExpresswayEPFO amnesty schemeTaylor Swift and Travis KelceE20 petrol newsTop TrendingSamantha BuschMadurai AccidentITR filingFIFA World Cup 2026Karnataka Pakistani ArrestedGhaziabad Mall Rape MurderDelhi MurderTG TET 2026 resultGurgaon EncounterIran war

NEW DELHI: Since environmentalist-activist Sonam Wangchuk began his indefinite fast here in solidarity with the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) campaign against alleged irregularities in NEET, political developments have moved at a fast pace in his own backyard, Ladakh. The Ladakh administration on Monday announced its decision to constitute autonomous hill development councils for each of its seven districts, barely 10 days after it had, along with the Centre, convinced the Ladakh representatives to finally sign the minutes of May 22 meeting with the home ministry, in which Wangchuk was one of the key negotiators.On both the occasions — July 3, when the minutes of May 22 meeting were finalised, and Monday, when the councils for every Ladakh district were announced — Wangchuk was here in the Capital, fasting.Announcing the move to set up autonomous councils in the newly-created districts of Nubra, Changthang, Sham, Zanskar and Drass, in addition to Leh and Kargil that already have these councils, Ladakh chief secretary Ashish Kundra told a press conference in Leh that it is a “major step towards democratic decentralisation and grassroots governance”.\The seven councils will have full powers set out in the LAHDC Act. “The new districts shall get the same authority that Leh has held since 1995 and Kargil since 2003, not a reduced version of it,” he underlined. The councils will have authority over land ownership and land allotment within the district. They will regulate recruitment and promotions for district cadre posts.The councils — which will exist alongside Panchayati Raj institutions — shall hold a dedicated council fund and can levy taxes and fees. Each new district will have a revenue base of its own and formulate development plans. They will handle health, education and tourism, along with local infrastructure and social welfare schemes.Though the May 22 talks between Union home ministry officials and Ladakh bodies Leh Apex Body (LAB) and Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA) here had witnessed a breakthrough with the two sides agreeing in principle on creation of elected bodies at UT-level and district level with “full legislative, executive, financial and administrative powers” and Constitutional safeguards under Article 371, the Ladakh representatives later objected to the minutes of the meeting omitting the assurances on Article 371 and control over bureaucracy. These concerns were finally ironed out at a meeting in Leh on June 3, leading to signing of the minutes.Kundra on Monday told TOI that the forthcoming talks shall focus on the structure of the UT-level elected body as well as the scope of safeguards under Article 371. Both sides are finalising their respective drafts in this regard, and a date will eventually be set to discuss them, he said.The chief secretary said the model of UT and district level bodies proposed in Ladakh has no parallel elsewhere in the country and will draw on the best features of other arrangements. The UT will have elected representation at the village, district and Union Territory levels, he said.“Some rebalancing of powers between the councils and the UT body may follow,” said Kundra.Section 3(1) of the LAHDC Act already provides for a council for every district, to be constituted from a date the government notifies in the gazette. Only amendments to the Act where required and a delimitation of constituencies remain, according to Kundra.Five of the seven Ladakh districts are dominated by Buddhists, while Drass and Kargil have a significant Muslim population.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorBharti JainBharti Jain is senior editor with The Times of India, New Delhi. She has been writing on security matters since 1996. Having covered the Union home ministry, security agencies, Election Commission and the ‘prime’ political beat, the Congress, for The Economic Times all these years, she moved to TOI in August 2012. Her repertoire of news stories delves into the whole gamut of issues related to terrorism and internal strife, besides probing strategic affairs in India’s neighbourhood.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’I Will Bow At Every Door’: Narottam Mishra Gets Emotional, Chokes Up At BJP’s Datia Bypoll Rally“Putin Pays Close Attention To PM Modi”: Poland Highlights India’s Global Power Amid Global CrisesBengal Government Backs Airport Mosque Relocation, Cites Security And Runway Expansion NeedsSuvendu Govt Replaces Mamata’s ‘Khela Hobey Divas’ With ‘Ayushman Divas’Man Claiming To Be Ex-US Navy Officer Held At India-Nepal Border Without Travel Documents’I Am Not Gandhiji’: Kerala Double Murder Convict Shows No Remorse In CourtUS Inmate Matthew Aaron VanDyke Seeks Special Diet, Cooking Permission Inside Tihar JailMission $500 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionMission $500 Billion: India, US Push To Deepen Trade Ties As Deal Nears CompletionCDS To Present Theatre Command Roadmap As India Moves Closer To Military Reforms123Photostories5 ways meditation can quietly transform you from the insideAbhishek Sharma vs Vaibhav Sooryavanshi vs Yuvraj Singh: Who delivered Wimbledon 2026’s most iconic suit moment?From opening up about problems in their married life and his battle with anxiety to Yuvika’s emotional breakdown: Prince Narula and Yuvika Chaudhary get candid5 signs you’re not in love; it’s obsessionWhy you can still cringe over something you said 10 years ago… but forget why you walked into the kitchen just seconds laterJanhvi Kapoor’s 24K gold corset to black embroidered lehenga is wedding guest fashion at its boldest10 beautiful baby names that symbolise new life and fresh beginningsAkshay Kumar’s go-to high-protein snack at 58 is packed with fiber and contains no chilliJuly New Moon 2026: Affirmations for your birth dateDo your knees hurt before it rains? Here’s why osteoarthritis pain gets worse during the monsoon, according to doctors123Hot PicksWWE Raw PreviewRajasthan PG admissionsSouth China SeaITR filingNepal protestLucknow-Kanpur ExpresswayEPFO amnesty schemeTaylor Swift and Travis KelceE20 petrol newsTop TrendingSamantha BuschMadurai AccidentITR filingFIFA World Cup 2026Karnataka Pakistani ArrestedGhaziabad Mall Rape MurderDelhi MurderTG TET 2026 resultGurgaon EncounterIran war

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NEW DELHI: Since environmentalist-activist Sonam Wangchuk began his indefinite fast here in solidarity with the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) campaign against alleged irregularities in NEET, political developments have moved at a fast pace in his own backyard, Ladakh. The Ladakh administration on Monday announced its decision to constitute autonomous hill development councils for each of…

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