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A federal judge in Virginia has declined to immediately order the return of devices seized from Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson during an FBI raid on her home, but expressed deep concern over the implications for press freedom and confidential sources.US magistrate judge William B Porter, presiding in the eastern district of Virginia, said Natanson … Read more

Agartala: Tripura Leader of Opposition Jitendra Chaudhury on Saturday accused the Centre of promoting “linguistic dominance” over remarks allegedly made by Union home minister Amit Shah during the eastern, northeastern and northern regional Rajbhasha Sammelan in the state a day earlier.Chaudhury, also CPM state secretary, said the official language department’s mandate to promote Hindi was … Read more

The official YouTube Page of Arc Raiders has recently teased a new instrument, with a recently uploaded short video, a few days before the highly anticipated Shrouded Sky update. Shrouded Sky is expected to introduce a new map condition called Hurricane, a New Arc threat, player projects, a second expedition and more. It has been … Read more

Protesters in Brampton are demanding a pathway to permanent residency for more than two million temporary migrants whose visas are set to expire in the coming months.A group called the United Immigrant Workers Front led this week’s protest, calling for all temporary permit holders to be allowed to stay in Canada permanently. The demonstration was … Read more

Standing alone outside court room number 49, Heena Pawar watches the electronic counter intently. Her case is listed at number 12, and the court has just begun to rustle with activity. She settles in for another long wait. For a year now, she has stood vigil at the Delhi high court, hoping to be heard.Pawar … Read more

Amid online classes, pollution and bomb threats, school calendar today has new holidays Remember waking up as a child to the sound of rain pouring and clouds rumbling, your very first thought whispering, “Will it be a rainy holiday today?”Let’s say the modern-day school life has a new form of rainy holiday.Books have given way … Read more

The arrested Bangladesh nationals COIMBATORE: The Q branch of the Delhi police on Saturday arrested six Bangladeshi nationals living illegally in Tamil Nadu’s Tirupur on charges of posting messages supporting Pakistan-based terror outfits on social media platforms. The operation led to the seizure of eight mobile phones and 16 SIM cards from the suspects. They … Read more

Students of Sailabala Women’s Autonomous College in Cuttack protest near the gate Bhubaneswar: Unrest prevailed on the Sailabala Women’s College, Cuttack, campus on Saturday, with students staging demonstrations over their demand for university status for the institution. The move came a day after the state govt announced 4 new greenfield universities at the district headquarters … Read more

NEW DELHI: The government on Saturday said that India is closely “studying all developments and implications” of the US Supreme Court’s ruling striking down President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs across the world.In its first statement, the ministry of commerce & industry said, “We have noted the US Supreme Court judgement on tariffs yesterday. President Trump … Read more