Supreme Court: Transgender ID cards to remain valid till pleas against new law decided: Centre to SC | India News

Centre tells SC existing transgender ID cards will remain valid till pleas against new law are decided. NEW DELHI: Transgender identity cards issued before the 2026 amendment to the law protecting transgender persons will continue to remain valid, the Centre told the Supreme Court on Monday, offering interim relief to cardholders whose legal status had…

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‘I don’t have courage to take another loan’: Indian student in Canada says going back home seems easier, sets up fundraiser

Indian student in Canada Samir Garhwal sets up a fundraiser to pay off his education loans as he was denied a work permit after completing his degree from Portage College. Samir Garhwal, an Indian student who got his degree from Canada’s controversial Portage College, said he is in a worse situation now after completing his…

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Donald Trump: Evening news wrap: BJP announces major rejig; ex-Congresswoman claims Trump admin weighing nuclear option against Iran & more | India News

BJP appointed Smriti Irani as national general secretary for UP, Piyush Goyal as treasurer, and 13 vice-presidents in its new national team. Marjorie Taylor Greene claimed Trump officials are discussing nuclear options against Iran but provided no evidence. Chief economic adviser Nageswaran recommended bringing back a lower ethanol blend amid the E20 petrol controversy. A…

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Rhea Chakraborty says her father lost job because of her controversy; ‘They found out his surname’ |

The year 2020 brought a dramatic turning point in actor Rhea Chakraborty‘s life, following the death of her former boyfriend, Sushant Singh Rajput. A few months ago, the Central Bureau of Investigation filed a closure report in the case, absolving Rhea of any wrongdoing. She and her brother, Showik Chakraborty, had earlier been arrested by…

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Scientists found genetically unusual avocados in Nicaragua that may preserve clues to a 5,000-year-old human journey from South America  |

Avocado (single and halved). Image Credit: Ivar Leidus/Wikipedia Avocados growing in Nicaragua may carry a remarkable record of ancient human migration across the Americas. A new study published in ‘Plants, People, Planet’ has found that several avocado varieties growing in Nicaragua are genetically distinct from the commercial varieties commonly found today and are more closely…

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