‘Accuracy more important than speed: I&B minister Anurag Thakur’s advice to media

NEW?DELHI:?Accuracy of information put out by media organisations is more important than the speed at which the information is transmitted, Union information and broadcasting (I&B) minister Anurag Thakur said on Tuesday. ?Presenting authentic information is the prime responsibility of media and facts should be properly checked before they are put in the public domain,? Thakur said at the opening ceremony of the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union General Assembly organized by India's public broadcaster, Prasar Bharati.

Teachers should teach student with spirit of Nation First: UP CM Adityanath

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasized the importance of instilling a "Nation First" spirit in students during the 'Shikshak Dhanyavaad' ceremony in Lucknow. He stressed that education should focus on moral values and national pride, not just academic success, to build a prosperous and self-reliant India. Adityanath also praised cultural presentations that connect students to their heritage.

'Operation Sindoor': Indian Army destroys terror launchpads in response to Pakistan drone strikes, posts video

Indian Army launched Operation Sindoor, destroying terror launchpads near the Line of Control in response to Pakistan's drone strikes on Jammu-Kashmir and Punjab cities, neutralizing nine terror camps and dealing a significant blow to terrorist infrastructure.

Monsoon to arrive in Kerala around May 27, four days early: IMD

IMD predicts monsoon will arrive in Kerala on May 27, four days early. Forecast suggests 'above normal' rains at 105% of long-period average, crucial for agriculture and economy, with satellite images showing promising cloud cover.

Shashi Tharoor's 'bigoted' swipe at Pakistan: ‘India is happy to leave Pak alone'

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor criticizes Pakistan, stating India wants nothing from them and will defend itself if provoked. He accuses Pakistan of deploying terrorists for 30 years to capture Kashmir, emphasizing India's focus on growth and potential for retaliation.

SC to hear plea challenging blocking of YouTube channel '4PM' on May 13

The Supreme Court will hear a plea on May 13 to quash the blocking of the YouTube channel '4PM', which claims the action violates journalistic independence and public information rights. The channel's editor argues the blocking was based on vague "national security" grounds without due process, violating constitutional safeguards. The plea also challenges confidentiality rules regarding such actions.

Pakistani drones target Rajasthan, Gujarat; gatherings, movement restricted

Pakistani drones targeted multiple locations in Rajasthan and Gujarat, prompting authorities to issue alerts, restrict movement, and enforce blackouts. Residents were advised to stay indoors, avoid gatherings, and follow security protocols amid heightened tensions between India and Pakistan.

Rajasthan: Barmer man held for sharing army movement video amid India-Pak tensions

A 26-year-old man was arrested in Barmer, Rajasthan, for sharing a sensitive video of army movements on social media amid India-Pakistan tensions. Border districts were locked down, with markets closed and residents instructed to stay indoors.

Op Sindoor: Special train from Jammu arrives in Delhi with students, tourists, army families

A special train evacuated hundreds of students, tourists, and army families from Jammu and Kashmir to Delhi amid missile strikes and drone attacks, with passengers expressing fear and relief while escaping the conflict-ridden region.

Rajasthan: Barmer on red alert amid India-Pak tensions; advisory issued

Barmer, Rajasthan, issued multiple red alerts amid India-Pakistan tensions. Authorities ordered market closures, residents to stay home, and implemented strict security measures following reported drone attacks near the border.

All about Fatah-II: Pakistan's indigenous precision missile

Pakistan launched Fatah-II, an advanced guided artillery rocket, amid escalating military tensions with India. Both countries exchanged fire after Indian attacks on Pakistani air bases and drone sightings, heightening regional conflict and potential military confrontation.

Haven't slept for 2 days: Border residents in Rajasthan anxious yet confident in Army

Residents in Rajasthan's border areas expressed anxiety over recent drone attacks from Pakistan, but their confidence in the Indian Armed Forces remains strong after successful mid-air interceptions. Blackouts and sirens were enforced, with no reported harm. Locals noted improved communication and preparedness compared to past conflicts, highlighting the effectiveness of current defense measures.

In Parliament, Khawaja Asif says 'madarsa students are Pakistan's second line of defence': Watch

Pakistan's defence minister Khawaja Asif claims madrassa students are the nation's "second line of defence," making controversial remarks in Parliament amid heightened India-Pakistan tensions, while also citing social media as evidence for military claims.

Early morning explosions heard near army sites in Srinagar, Uri, Baramulla

Multiple explosions occurred near army sites in Srinagar, Baramulla, and Uri during early morning hours. Residents reported loud blasts, causing panic. Officials remain silent on the incidents, with some areas experiencing shelling and residents migrating to safer locations.

Omar Abdullah slams IMF over loan to Pakistan as it intensifies airstrikes: ‘It's using it to…’

Omar Abdullah criticizes IMF's $2.4 billion loan to Pakistan, claiming it reimburses funds used for attacks in Jammu and Kashmir. India protests the bailout, citing concerns about potential misuse for cross-border terrorism amid ongoing regional tensions.

Deputy collector demoted to tehsildar in Andhra

Supreme Court demoted an Andhra Pradesh deputy collector to tehsildar for disobeying a high court order to stop forcibly demolishing huts in 2014. The court emphasized that no one is above the law and imposed a ₹1 lakh fine.