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Authorities in Grenada on Monday said an American couple who vanished last week after their yacht was allegedly hijacked by fugitives in the Caribbean were likely killed and thrown overboard.

World Protein Day 2024: World Protein Day is observed every year on February 27. This day is celebrated to draw people’s attention and create awareness on the health benefits of protein in our diets and to promote nutritional security worldwide. Protein can be consumed through different sources of plants and animals.

Annie Raja to contest from Wayanad, the constituency represented by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. A member of the CPI national executive, Annie Raja is the wife of CPI general secretary D Raja.

₹3 for electricity generated from rooftop panels. To address concerns of initial costs, the Delhi government has also promised capital subsidies to residential consumers over and above the subsidy provided by the Central government under the Rooftop Solar Programme Phase II. Sensing broader aspirations, Delhi’s policy is now being extended to commercial and industrial consumers as well, a major upgradation of the 2016 model.

Parcl, a Solana-based exchange specializing in real estate index trading, has announced a PRCL token airdrop for early adopters.

Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange has been booked in two cases after his supporters staged demonstrations without permission and blocked roads at two different locations in Beed district of Maharashtra, police said on Monday.In both instances, Jarange was not present at the spots but cases were registered against him because protesters took to the streets on his appeal, an official said. About 80 people were booked on charges of unlawful assembly, disobedience to an order lawfully promulgated by a public servant, wrongful restraint, and section 135 of the Maharashtra Police Act. The protests were held on Saturday at Jatnandur Phata in Shirur village and on Beed-Ahmed Nagar Road in Patoda in Beed district wherein slogans were raised against the state government and roads were blocked, the official said.

Manoj Jarange on Monday announced he is withdrawing his 17-day-old fast undertaken over the Maratha quota issue, but insisted he would continue his agitation until the Maharashtra government starts issuing Kunbi caste certificates to extended family members of people already having such documents, thereby allowing them to avail reservation benefits. Jarange's decision came a day after he announced a march to Mumbai to press for his demands related to quota in jobs and education for the Maratha community and coincided with the start of the budget session of the state legislature in Mumbai. Last week, both houses of the state legislature unanimously passed a bill providing 10 per cent separate reservation for the Maratha community in education and government jobs. Jarange, sitting on an indefinite hunger strike since February 10 at Antarwali Sarati village in Jalna district, however, insisted on quota for the Marathas under the OBC category and had continued his fast. «Although I am suspending my agitation (hunger strike) today, there will be 3 to 4 youths who would sit here and fast every day for our demands. I will also visit some villages and explain my stand to them. They could not come to meet me here (at Antarwali Sarati village) because of restrictions imposed by the home department,» he said.

Akbar and Sita, respectively. As reported by Times of India, Agrawal, a 1994-batch IFS officer who was serving as Tripura's chief wildlife warden at the time, documented the names Akbar and Sita for the lion couple in the dispatch register before sending them to Siliguri.

The winds of change are blowing through the Indian real estate sector, with Tier 2 cities emerging as the new growth engines. Fuelled by a growing population, rapid urbanization, and improved infrastructure, these cities are attracting not only residents but also developers eager to tap into their immense potential.

Susheelamma was discovered in a plastic drum near an abandoned building in Nisarga Layout of KR Puram in Bengaluru, late on Sunday, as reported by TOI. The incident has sent shockwaves through the local community. Susheelamma, known to be a BJP worker, used to live in a flat on II Main Road of Nisarga Layout, while her younger daughter and granddaughter lived in another apartment in the same complex. Three Men Detained for Questioning Police have detained three men for questioning regarding the brutal murder. Susheelamma's severed limbs were found in the drum without a lid, located about 200ft away from her flat. Raman Gupta, additional commissioner of police (East), visited the scene and stated in a TOI report, «We've taken up a case of murder and are probing the case from all possible angles.» The police suspect that Susheelamma was killed late Friday night in her flat.

There are so many crises raging around the world that you can ask why I have chosen to bring the one in Papua New Guinea (PNG) to your attention this fortnight. So let me tell you the reason upfront: It is an example of why hyper-diverse societies can end up in deep trouble unless they develop the necessary social capital needed to govern themselves. The post-colonial state was carved out of an arbitrary chunk of the Melanesian archipelago (the region comprising the easternmost stretches of Indonesia and islands northeast of Australia).

Caribbean leaders have met with embattled Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry to talk about his country’s unrelenting gang violence

The Cardano (ADA) price has been fluctuating this week, down around 2.5% to trade around $0.58. However, this minor pullback shouldn’t alarm ADA holders too much, considering some other major altcoins like AVAX, XRP, and SOL have dropped almost 10% in the same period.

Eknath Shinde on Sunday warned Manoj Jarange Patil that he must not test the patience of the state government after the Maratha quota activist made serious allegations against Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis that he was trying to kill him. Earlier in the day, the Maratha quota activist accused the Deputy Chief Minister of hatching a conspiracy to kill him. Jarange was speaking Antarwali Sarati.

Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange on Sunday said he would march to Mumbai and protest outside the residence of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis who he accused of trying to kill him. The announcement, made at the end of a speech of more than one hour in Antarwali Sarati in Jalna in which Jarange made several allegations against Fadnavis, took his supporters by surprise. Asked about Jarange's statements later, Fadnavis just said «I did not hear what he spoke». «Some people are being lured and pressured to make false allegations against me. Fadnavis is behind these conspiracies. He wants to kill me. I am ready to march to Sagar bungalow (Fadnavis' official residence in Mumbai's Malabar Hill) right away,» Jarange said.

opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi on Sunday boycotted the traditional tea party ahead of the Maharashtra Assembly session here, accusing the Eknath Shinde-led government of sparking social tensions over reservation and misleading the Maratha community. The week-long Budget session of the legislature begins on Monday during which the vote on account will be presented. Assembly elections are due in the state later this year. MVA comprises the Congress, Shiv Sena (UBT) and Sharad Pawar faction of NCP, while the ruling coalition has BJP, Shinde-led Shiv Sena and NCP group under Ajit Pawar as partners. Chief Minister Shinde had hosted the tea party. After a meeting of MVA leaders, Leader of Opposition in Assembly Vijay Wadettiwar said in a press conference that the government had failed to check farmer suicides.

₹4,150 crore in the district. Here are the top ten updates on PM Modi's visit to Gujarat. -PM Modi began his two-day visit to Gujarat on Saturday.

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The world junior hockey championship is returning to Alberta.

The Biden administration, leaders of four Columbia River Basin tribes and the governors of Oregon and Washington have signed papers formally launching a $1 billion plan to help recover depleted salmon populations in the Pacific Northwest

Chip giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has opened in an official ceremony its first semiconductor plant in Japan as part of its ongoing global expansion