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Sale of sub-standard light strings, re-use of damaged ones and lack of awareness about safe installation have caused many mishaps

Canada is grappling with the consequences of its lenient policies that have allowed fugitive gangsters and terror-linked operatives from Punjab to establish a dangerous foothold within its borders.

For now, the India-Canada reset is real — an understanding on both sides that the dividend of cooperation outweighs the costs of confrontation. The next months will show how durable the re-engagement is

From buying silver coins to lighting diyas — celebs share their Dhanteras traditions

The challenge is that India is attempting to mainstream what remains largely experimental globally

Ordinance seeks to decriminalise provisions, with focus on administrative adjudication

RBI’s 880 tonnes are a shield against shocks, from US tariffs to rupee pressures

The project, it is expected, will ease traffic congestion & promote sustainable urban mobility

The Tribune Editorial: In this hour of crisis, being denied even the minimum support price is a loss of faith.

The Tribune Editorial: The country has more than 85 crore Internet users, who account for three-fifths of its population.

Compassion, timely support and even something as simple as proper nutrition could have saved countless lives.

If the IAF clings to outdated notions of prestige platforms and solitary glory, it will not only squander scarce resources but also compromise national security.

Bollywood's Diwali party season is underway, with Ramesh Taurani's star-studded event following Manish Malhotra's. The celebration featured dazzling decor and celebrity couples in traditional attire. Hrithik Roshan and Saba Azad were among the attendees. More high-profile appearances are expected.

Kritika Kamra serves fashion inspiration

One acre can yield 2 tonnes of paddy straw, fetching Rs 3,000-Rs 3,500 depending on demand and transport distance

#KashmirAngle: CM Omar Abdullah says Cabinet has cleared review report, awaits L-G’s nod

Bombs have fallen silent, but the bureaucracy of control moves faster.

This is the real danger. When outrage turns profitable, civility becomes costly. The judiciary, bound by decorum, cannot compete in that marketplace.

The Tribune Editorial: Intelligence agencies link this escalation to Operation Sindoor.

The Tribune Editorial: The return of a key Naxal strategist Bhupathi to the mainstream indicates that the Central and state governments are on course to eradicate Naxalism by the deadline of March 31 next year.

Move part of 7-point programme aimed at beautifying Rohtak under ‘Clean, Green and Bright Rohtak’ initiative

Punjab’s paradox is clear: it lacks not grain but the momentum to turn its harvests into value.

The Tribune Editorial: The ongoing Sultan of Johor Cup is not a high-stakes event that would grab eyeballs. Still, the mutual eagerness to focus on the game and avoid distractions or controversies is laudable

The Tribune Editorial: Inflation control, agricultural productivity and employment generation must also stay at the centre of the policy agenda.

China’s control of rare earths gives it a weapon more potent than tariffs — the power to slow the world’s technology.