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Trump, do keep a leash on IsraelRecent Israeli strikes in Beirut have unexpectedly advanced a US-Iran deal. This agreement, set to be signed soon in Switzerland, faces cha...- EC orders probe into voting by foreigners in Tamil Nadu polls, 10 held in ChennaiThe Election Commission has ordered a probe into allegations of foreign nationals voting in the Tamil Nadu Assembly election. Police arrest...
- Last-minute hacks to remove stains from clothes: From perfume marks to tea, coffee, ink or lipstick stains, easy tricks most people use that actually work quicklyStains on favourite clothes can be a morning disaster. Fortunately, simple household items can quickly remove common spills like coffee, oi...
- The Write Revival: Fountain pens are Gen Z's newest obsessionThe fountain pen is experiencing a revival, driven by a desire for analogue pleasures and a conscious move away from digital. This resurgen...
- West Bengal Elections 2026 phase 2 voting begins: Check documents needed, how to vote and other important guidelines you need to knowWest Bengal Elections phase 2 voting: West Bengal is going to the polls today, April 29, 2026, for the second phase. As many as 142 constit...
- WB polls: BJP's Ratna Debnath flags EVM issue, urges voters to exercise franchise as voting commencesVoting for the last phase of West Bengal Assembly Elections commenced in North 24 Parganas. BJP's Panihati candidate, Ratna Debnath, flagge...
- Tamil Nadu at the booths: Can turnout break the 2011 peak?Tamil Nadu votes today in Assembly elections. Over 5.73 crore people are eligible to cast their ballots. A record 14.6 lakh first-time vote...
- Tamil Nadu Elections 2026 voting time, documents you should carry and full polling process explainedTamil Nadu Elections 2026 voting guide: Tamil Nadu is gearing up for a four-cornered election on April 23rd, with over 5 crore voters parti...
- West Bengal Election 2026: Voting time, total seats and documents to carry on poll day2026 West Bengal Assembly Election: Voters are urged to be fully prepared by checking their names in the voter list, carrying valid ID proo...
- D4vd's arrest: Who was Celeste Rivas Hernandez? Missing teen who vanished multiple times before remains found in singer's carD4vd arrest: Singer d4vd, David Burke, was arrested for the murder of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Her decomposed remains were foun...
- Maharashtra civic polls: EC 'gaslighting' citizens: Rahul Gandhi on indelible ink row inConcerns are rising over the indelible ink used in Maharashtra civic polls. Opposition leaders allege the ink can be removed, potentially a...
- Maharashtra Civic Polls: Videos of 'indelible' ink getting wiped off go viral; SEC launches probeMumbai election officials are investigating videos showing voters wiping off indelible ink. State Election Commissioner Dinesh Waghmare war...
- Lok Sabha Elections 2024: How to cast vote? Here is a step-by-step guideHere's a sequential walkthrough: Confirm eligibility, validate at the polling station, bring your Voter ID, cross-check information on the ...
- In states set for polls, don't ink left-hand fingers: ECAccording to EC officials, it usually takes up to three months for the mark of the indelible ink to go away.
- Banks start using indelible ink to check repeat money exchangeAs per the government statement, 11 branches of SBI are using the method to weed out customers queuing up again and again to exchange inval...
- Ensure indelible ink for money deposit does not create problems for voters: EC to CentreElection Commission said five states are going for bypoll on November 19 and the government should ensure voters are not inconvenienced.
- Demonetisation: How Modi government is using indelible ink to check misuse of currency exchange windowIndelible ink on the index finger of the left hand or any other finger of the left hand may not be used as a pretext to deny exchange of ol...
- Election Commission’s indelible ink to get cosmetic touch; vials, brushes to make way for new marker pensThe ECI has advised Mysore Paints and Varnish Ltd, the only Indian company that makes indelible ink, to explore this option.
- How Election Commission plans to leave its mark on allAs voters gear up for the polls, not many would have spared a thought to how a physically challenged voter will be marked with the ink in t...
- Chhattisgarh polls: Villagers don't want ink mark amid Maoist threatIn view of Maoist threat to boycott polls in Bastar region, the villagers have sought that the indelible ink should not be applied.
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