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This vital naval base is being expanded by the Navy as part of Project 'Seabird'. The renowned dry berth and townships are part of the naval base's development, which has been authorized to accommodate 32 ships and submarines.
 

A heartbreaking incident unfolded in the Sambhal district of Uttar Pradesh as authorities attempted to neutralise a leopard that had entered a residential area. The encounter resulted in the unfortunate demise of the leopard, raising questions about wildlife management protocols and human-wildlife conflict mitigation measures.
 

On 21 May 2013, Arunima Sinha made history by becoming the world’s first female amputee to scale Mount Everest. She has authored a book titled ‘Born Again on the Mountain,’ in which she provides glimpses into her life’s struggles.

A couple brutally assaulted a stray dog with an iron rod, resulting in multiple fractures to the animal's leg, stirring outrage in Lucknow. Vijay Kumar Upadhyay, a resident known for his compassionate care of stray animals in the colony, filed a complaint that prompted local authorities to swiftly take action after a disturbing event unfolded in the Indira Nagar area on Sunday.
 

Sudha Murty is an author and businesswoman. She is the former Chairperson of the Infosys Foundation.

TRAI, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, has addressed the issue of spam calls by introducing the DND app, offering relief to users who are bothered by such calls.

Munawwar Rana was a renowned Indian Urdu poet. Some of the books that Munawwar Rana authored are ‘Maan,’ ‘Munawwar Nama,’ ‘Muhajirnama,’ and Rukhsat Karo Mujhe,’ etc.

Chandra Mishra never liked the sight of poor people and children begging on the streets. In hopes of making their lives better, he launched a mission called ‘Beggars Corporation’. Under this, he trains poor people in groups and helps them set up their businesses. So far, he has been able to give a better life to almost 14 families.

For the last 25 years, Bhoop Singh Yadav, an SI from Uttar Pradesh, has been running awareness campaigns to inform people about the traffic rules and regulations. He has organized over 1600 camps in schools and other institutions and more than 8 lakh people have attended these sessions.

Dr Kaynat Kazi is a resident of Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh. She is an avid solo traveller. Over the last four years, Dr Kaynat Kazi has journeyed more than 2.5 lakh kilometres. She has authored a total of 10 books. She is also a photographer and motivational speaker. 
 

Vijay Kumar Yadav is an Indian judo player. He competes in the 60 kg men's category. He participated in various national and international judo tournaments including the Asian Open 2018, Commonwealth Championships 2019, Budapest Grand Prix 2019, World Championships Senior 2019 and Tel Aviv Grand Slam 2021.

Swapna Barman is an Indian athlete. She received training from the 'Sports Authority of India Campus'. With the help of scholarships, Swapna participated in several state and national level competitions. She won a gold medal in 2018 Asian Games in women's category of heptathlon. 

One must never stop learning; Lalringthara from Mizoram proved it true by attending school at the age of 78. This is an age where people spend their life of retirement comfortably, but Lalringthara has just begun to accomplish his dreams. His age does not disappoint him and the support from school authorities helps him pursue his education.

Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel recently honoured four children when they went out of their way to save the life of a newborn child. The young kids were busy playing when they saw something suspicious floating in the water and fetched it out only to have found a baby shivering from cold inside of it. The police were called, and the baby was handed over to the authorities.

The spotlight on the Belgian Judiciary further intensifies as the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) initiates legal action against Prince Laurent, the King's brother, seeking the retrieval of 15 billion euros seized by Belgian authorities. This article sheds light on the LIA's legal battle, explores the accusations against Judge Michel Claise, and examines the implications for Belgium's foreign policy.