Justice Khanna to Take Oath as India’s 51st Chief Justice

Justice Sanjiv Khanna will take the oath as the 51st Chief Justice of India today, following the retirement of Justice DY Chandrachud. Khanna, appointed to the Supreme Court in January 2019, has worked on high-profile cases, including those involving Arvind Kejriwal. He will serve as Chief Justice until May 13, 2025.

By Vishal Kumar

Woman Escapes Fake Ola Cab Scam at Bengaluru Airport: ‘I Almost Got Trafficked’

A woman in Bengaluru shared her alarming experience with a "fake" Ola driver at the city's airport. After booking an Ola cab, the driver, not assigned via the app, made unsettling demands, including extra fares and diverting from the planned route. The woman called emergency services and avoided potential danger. This incident highlights concerns about the safety of women using ride-hailing services at night.

By Vishal Kumar
Read more about the article Zomato’s New ‘Food Rescue’ Feature Lets You Grab Cancelled Orders at Unbeatable Prices
**EDS: FILE PHOTO TO GO WITH STORY** New Delhi: In this Tuesday, March 31, 2020 file photo, deliverymen of food aggregators Swiggy and Zomato ride their bikes towards their destinations, in New Delhi. (PTI Photo) (PTI06_12_2024_000226B)

Zomato’s New ‘Food Rescue’ Feature Lets You Grab Cancelled Orders at Unbeatable Prices

Zomato has introduced a ‘food rescue’ feature to reduce food waste. Customers can now buy cancelled orders at discounted prices if they are within 3 km of the delivery partner. CEO Deepinder Goyal highlighted how this will help address the 4 lakh cancelled orders Zomato receives each month, benefiting both customers and restaurant partners.

By Avi G

Himalayan Glacial Lakes Surge by 11% in Just 13 Years, Posing Deadly Risks

India is facing a growing risk from expanding glacial lakes in the Himalayas, which have increased by 11% since 2011. Glacial melting due to climate change is raising the danger of Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs), threatening lives and infrastructure. An early warning system for high-risk lakes is being set up after recent GLOF disasters, such as the one in Sikkim in 2023.

By Vishal Kumar

Government’s October Scrap Disposal Campaign Earns Over ₹650 Crore

The Centre earned over ₹650 crore from scrap disposal during the October 2024 cleanliness campaign. This campaign is part of a larger effort from 2021 to 2024, which has brought in a total of ₹2,364 crore. Special campaign 4.0 focused on improving cleanliness and reducing backlogs in government offices. It has become the largest swachhata (cleanliness) initiative in India, covering more than 5.97 lakh sites. Notable achievements include new methods for cleaning and a big reduction in office backlogs.

By Avi G

Seaplane Service Trial in Andhra Pradesh for Tourism

The Andhra Pradesh government has started a trial seaplane service between Srisailam and Vijayawada, aiming to boost tourism and improve accessibility. The 45-minute flight connects key attractions like the Srisailam temple and Tiger Reserve. If successful, the service could be extended to other remote areas, with plans for more water aerodromes.

By Avi G

Foreign Investors Sold ₹19,994 Crore of Equities in November

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) sold equities worth ₹19,994 crore in the first five trading days of November, raising concerns about market stability. This follows a record ₹1,13,858 crore of selling in October. Even with these outflows, FPIs are still active in India's primary market, investing ₹19,842 crore in IPOs. Experts expect more volatility, though some sectors like financials remain strong.

By Avi G

Making Daughter-in-Law Sleep on Carpet Is Not Cruelty: High Court

The Bombay High Court overturned a 20-year-old conviction against a man and his family for alleged cruelty towards his late wife. The court ruled that actions like taunting, limiting TV access, and making her sleep on a carpet did not meet the legal definition of cruelty under IPC Section 498A. The family members were acquitted of charges related to cruelty and abetment to suicide.

By Avi G

Chana Prices Fall Sharply as Australian Crop Arrives in India

Chana prices have fallen after imports from Australia started arriving and sowing season began. Australian chana has flooded the market, causing prices to drop by more than 10% since early September. With a good crop expected and continued imports from Australia and Africa, prices are now around ₹7,200 in major markets like Delhi and Mumbai. Although sowing is delayed, more imports are expected, which will likely keep prices under pressure.

By Avi G

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