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2 weeks ago | indiatoday.in | Nagarjun Dwarakanath

Bengaluru City Police launched a secure, in-house messaging app to streamline internal communication. This app reportedly replaces commercial platforms with a custom tool designed for confidentiality, efficiency and centralised data storage.

3 weeks ago | indiatoday.in | Rahul Gupta

Right off the bat, let's just say it: Never before in India’s sprinting history have four fast runners not just raised the bar but also created legitimate medal expectation at the continental level. Meet the quartet of Gurindervir Singh, Animesh Kujur, Manikanta Hoblidhar and then in the final stretch, Amlan Borgohain, stoic, upright yet with shades of a banshee, a maelstrom of raw, untamed energy.

1 month ago | indiatoday.in

The Karnataka SSLC supplementary exam 2025 dates have been announced. Exam 2 will be held from May 26 to June 2. Check the details here.

1 month ago | indiatoday.in | Rahul Gupta

In part 5 of our series on the history of terrorism in Kashmir, we revisit the period between 1990 and 1996, when the Valley gave the illusion of a successful uprisingFor nearly two centuries, a tragic game of deception has unfolded in Kashmir. Its defining feature is an illusory facade, like a sorcerer’s veil, that conceals the region’s true reality. Behind this veil, powerful forces operate in secret, masking their true intentions until the moment is right.

1 month ago | indiatoday.in | Rahul Gupta

In part four of our series tracing the history of terrorism in Kashmir, we revisit the December 1989 kidnapping of Rubaiya Sayeed that encouraged thousands to hit the streets and bring the Indian government to its kneesFormer Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed was a unique political entity in Kashmir. Hawk-nosed with thick silver hair, lush eyebrows and intense eyes, he resembled every bit of the lawyer he once was.