Driving test for repeat offenders, interim compensation for crash victims on cards | India News

Representative image (PTI) NEW DELHI: Govt is set to make driving tests mandatory for motorists seeking renewal of their driving licences if they have a history of traffic-rule violations, as reflected in challans. Road transport ministry has also proposed empowering Motor Accident Claims Tribunals (MACTs) to award interim compensation to road crash victims and their…

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Forensic experts retrieve erased CCTV footage; accused hid cash in socks, pockets | Lucknow News

Lucknow: Investigation into the alleged embezzlement of donations from the Ram Temple intensified on Sunday as Ayodhya police questioned five jailed accused and advanced analysis of electronic evidence, with forensic teams recovering deleted CCTV footage that allegedly shows cash being removed during the donation-counting process.Highly placed sources said forensic experts and IT specialists retrieved video…

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Travis Kelce: The real reason behind Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s ‘no-gift’ wedding policy and why more couples are doing the same

What is the ‘no-gift’ policy trend Guests invited to the wedding celebration of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce did not have to worry about choosing the perfect present.According to the BBC, the couple adopted a “no gift” policy, joining a growing number of modern couples who are asking family and friends to simply attend the…

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Indonesia eyes Hyderabad’s drought-resistant crops for dryland farming | Hyderabad News

The drought-resistant sorghum and millet germplasm from Hyderabad is ready to improve agriculture in Indonesia’s drylands HYDERABAD: Sorghum and millet germpalsm (seed varieties) from Hyderabad may soon find their way into the drylands of Indonesia.A high-level Indonesian delegation currently in Hyderabad told TOI that it plans to collaborate with leading institutions, including the International Crops…

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YouTube alerts UK creators over govt’s proposed algorithm changes; Nigel Farage calls it ‘state censorship’

YouTube alerts UK creators over content control rules (Image: X) The UK government’s proposed changes to how public service broadcasters are promoted on digital platforms have sparked a political row, with Reform UK leader Nigel Farage accusing the Labour government of attempting to “seize control” of YouTube’s algorithm.The controversy follows the launch of the government’s…

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