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Transparent wrappers used to dress up the bouquets are made of synthetic materials which are not biodegradable and will take decades to decompose

18-yr-old tortured at CIA building: Accused’s counsel; medical board confirms injuries

Shyamlal Gupta (September 9, 1896-August 10, 1977)

Court slams 'hasty' implementation; September 10 fixed next hearing date

Rakshabandhan is celebrated through heartfelt bonds. Celebrities share their Rakhi traditions, including tying rakhis to cousins, co-stars, and siblings. They emphasize love, support, and the enduring strength of these relationships despite distance and evolving circumstances. Gifts often include money or thoughtful presents.

Atom bomb dropped on Nagasaki (August 9, 1945)

Exports were already hit by Russia-Ukraine war

The notion of a multi-religious faith, as presented in a London exhibition, runs counter to the Hindutva ideas of exclusion and purity

The BJP might gloat over the fact that the Women’s Bill was passed during its regime, but women’s presence both in its party hierarchy and government is uninspiring.

The Tribune Editorial: At just over 2 per cent of GDP, India’s public health expenditure remains one of the lowest among large economies

The Tribune Editorial: The government and the judiciary should also take a serious note of the ED’s claim that the timely completion of trials continues to face systemic and procedural hurdles.

Sarla Thukral (August 8, 1914-March 15, 2008)

The reviewer was surprisingly impressed by OKO's new Chef's Specials, expecting a predictable menu but finding innovative dishes. Highlights include the Asparagus Tempura Sushi and the Bambu Bali Chicken, both offering unique flavors and textures. The coconut custard dessert also exceeded expectations.

The Delhi Archaeology Department has neither investigated the claims nor received any formal request to do so from the government.

The Tribune Editorial: The Modi government is unwilling to antagonise farmers, having learnt a bitter lesson from the year-long 2020-21 agitation against the three Central farm laws.

While both PM Modi and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh extolled Atmanirbharta and defence exports, defence budget remains 2 per cent of the GDP since 2014.

The AAP government is still far from finding structural solutions to the socio-economic challenges faced by Punjab.

The Tribune Editorial: The BJP’s OBC face in Haryana, CM Saini is clearly being positioned as a bridge between the two states.

Bollywood actresses are championing handloom on National Handloom Day, promoting sustainable fashion. They support artisans and traditional crafts like chikankari and chanderi, often wearing handloom sarees to highlight India's textile heritage and encourage eco-conscious choices.

Locals allege contractors dumping waste in forest

The Tribune Editorial: The SC Bench has ruled that projects with a built-up area above 20,000 square metre —industrial, educational or otherwise — cannot be exempted from the environmental impact assessment (EIA) regime.

Despite the GM cotton debacle, Punjab is still demanding the Bt-3 cotton variety.

All relevant technologies in the field of genetic modification of plants should be thoroughly evaluated

Bangladesh risks slipping into the kind of military-sanctioned dysfunction that has long plagued Pakistan.

The Tribune Editorial: A simple cash handout may not be the answer in the absence of a multi-pronged support system. Urgent reforms in the credit strategy need to relook at the terms and timing of repayment.