Evening newswrap: PM Modi hoists Dharma Dhwaj at Ram temple; Assam CM brands Zubeen Garg’s death ‘plain murder’ & more | India News

Today’s newswrap highlights fiery political statements, a landmark temple ceremony, and cricket drama. Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the saffron Dharma Dhwaj atop the Ram Temple, declaring that centuries of pain had finally been addressed. Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma called singer Zubeen Garg’s death a “plain murder,” hinting at a shocking motive. Bengal CM…

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‘I don’t need his money or property, just love’: When Hema Malini spoke about marrying Dharmendra who was already married to Prakash Kaur and had children Sunny Deol, Bobby Deol |

Legendary actor Dharmendra who passed away on November 24 at the age of 89, is fondly remembered as the ‘He-Man’ of Bollywood and often is also called ‘Garam Dharam’. The actor known for a long list of versatile roles and the most handsome looks had a career spanning over decades and a huge fan following…

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SSC extends last-chance self-slot window for JE 2025: Check details here

SSC JE self selection registration deadline extended The Staff Selection Committee (SSC) has issued a notice related to providing a final opportunity to candidates who failed to use the self-slotted facility for the Junior Engineer (JE) Examination 2025. The Commission has announced that such candidates may now select their preferred examination city through the feedback…

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Silent for 10,000 years… then a blast: Eyewitnesses recall Ethiopia volcano eruption; new videos emerge

After lying dormant for nearly 10,000 years, a remote Ethiopian volcano roared back to life in a sudden, violent burst that locals likened to a “bomb of smoke and ash.” Shocked eyewitnesses watched as the sky darkened and the ground trembled, with newly surfaced videos capturing the dramatic aftermath of the rare eruption.The eruption over…

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Harvard faces disability-bias lawsuit: How a former employee’s pleas for accommodation became grounds for termination

A former Harvard University audiovisual technician has accused the institution and her former manager of disability discrimination and retaliation, filing a lawsuit in state court earlier this month. The case, first reported by The Harvard Crimson, centres on how medical leave, accommodation requests and revised job duties became the pathway to her dismissal. A medical…

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