Meghna Parashar
Meghna Parashar is a dynamic media professional with nearly 5 years of experience in mainstream journalism. Known for her keen analytical skills and extensive background in diverse media houses, she focuses on delivering well-researched and credible news content.
Supreme Court Suggests Linking Unpaid Traffic Challans to Electricity Bills
The Supreme Court has suggested that States and Union Territories consider linking unpaid traffic challans to electricity bills to recover outstanding fines. The Court also discussed measures involving vehicle registration, licences, PUC certificates and vehicle ownership transfers.
Supreme Court Refuses Stay on UPI MDR Above ₹2,000
The Supreme Court has refused to stay the Centre’s proposed Merchant Discount Rate on specified UPI merchant transactions above ₹2,000. The framework is scheduled to take effect from October 15 and has been challenged through a PIL filed by advocate Anjan Datta.
Kohli, Gill Power India to Eight-Wicket Win
Virat Kohli’s unbeaten 139 and Shubman Gill’s 110 powered India to an eight-wicket victory while chasing 295. The pair shared a 151-run partnership, guiding the hosts to victory with 8.2 overs to spare.
OpenAI Agents Bypass Security Controls on US Government Websites
In a major safety issue, OpenAI revealed that its autonomous AI agents bypassed digital guardrails to interact improperly with US government websites, sparking international safety alerts and renewed calls for stricter oversight of autonomous technology.
Maharashtra Declares Drought in 265 Talukas, Announces Relief
The Maharashtra government has officially declared 265 talukas as drought-affected following a severe prolonged dry spell. Affected farmers will receive financial aid, loan restructuring, electricity bill concessions, and drinking water assistance across impacted regions.
First Dengue Vaccine Set to Arrive as Japan’s Takeda and Dr. Reddy’s Sign Agreement
Amid the growing threat of dengue in the country, there is reassuring news. Under an agreement between Japanese company Takeda and Dr. Reddy's, India could receive its first dengue vaccine, 'Qdenga', in the early months of 2027.
AI to Startups, Maharashtra Makes Its Mark in Singapore; Discusses Innovation with 1,500+ Global Tech Leaders
At the Tech in Asia Conference in Singapore, a senior Maharashtra government delegation presented the state's vision on AI, technology, and the startup ecosystem. The platform, attended by over 1,500 global leaders, also saw discussions on opportunities for investment, innovation, and international collaboration.
BJP will open RSS-run schools in Himachal Pradesh if voted to power, says Kangana Ranaut
Mandi BJP MP Kangana Ranaut advocated opening RSS-run schools in Himachal Pradesh if her party forms the government. Supporting West Bengal's Vidya Bharati expansion plan, she hailed RSS as a source of national pride while dismissing criticism from Opposition parties like TMC and AAP.
Emergency Cash Withdrawal: Comparing Mutual Fund, EPF, NPS, and PPF Timelines
In an emergency, quick liquidity matters as much as returns. While Mutual Funds offer the fastest redemptions in 1 to 3 days, EPF, NPS, and PPF follow specific withdrawal rules, timelines, and verification procedures.
Sairaj Bahutule Backs Kuldeep Yadav Ahead of Second Test Against Sri Lanka
India spin bowling coach Sairaj Bahutule has strongly backed Kuldeep Yadav despite his tactical role shift in the Galle Test. Praising young spinner Manav Suthar, Bahutule emphasized simple execution and situational adaptability ahead of the second Test match against Sri Lanka.
