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The committee set up by the Kerala State for studying the damage caused by the Coca-Cola plant at Plachimada in Palakkad district has recommended that a devoted formulation is needed to judge the individual claims against the company. The committee submitted its report to N.K. Premachandran Water

As many as 144 minors were detained between August 5 and September 23, the Juvenile Justice Committee of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court told the Supreme Court on Tuesday. They were detained for stone-pelting, rioting, and damaging property. All the minors, barring two, have been released.

Indonesia's Java Island endured the hit of a strong undersea earthquake on Saturday. But so far, not a single report of any damage or injury has been issued yet from the region enduring natural calamity.

The slap of nature in the form of rumbling hailstorm left the farmers of Maharashtra sobbing, weeping and grief-stricken. The uncertain hailstorm hit Maharashtra's 28 districts causing destruction to Rabi crop sown in 11 lakh hectares. The crop is estimated to be worth Rs. 5,000 crore as referred to the information availed by the State agricultural department. The worst effect of it is seen in most parts of Marathwada, Western Maharashtra, North Maharashtra and Vidarbha.

A row of aftershocks rocked California's northern coast on Monday following a tremor or earthquake that was measured 6.8 on Richter scale. The shockwaves were felt in the town of Eureka and the stretched region to Oregon and Nevada. So far, no report of damage has been caught in notice.

Top level management of Indian cricket might have trip to the cool Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh - not to party but to discuss seriously. The bitch fest between Rendezvous sports and Lalit Modi made enough damages to the IPL reputation and not to forget ShashiTharoor behind the scenes. Sources in

Indian Railways isn't letting the vandals, who destroyed its property while protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), go unpunished and plans to make them pay, quite literally. On Monday, Railways Board Chairman Vinod Kumar Yadav said those who indulged in violence will pay for losses.