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Punjab Man Leaves For Russia For Job, Arrives In Coffin 8 Months Later
Samarjit Singh travelled to Russia in July 2025 through recruitment agents. They claim he was lured with promises of a high-paying job, but upon arrival, he was allegedly forcibly conscripted into the Russian army, according to his family.
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BJP, Trinamool Workers Clash In Kolkata Ahead Of PM Modi's Rally
According to eyewitnesses, supporters of both parties threw stones at each other and raised slogans.
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Top Court Stays Defamation Case Against Lawyer For Posting Book Extracts On Mamata Banerjee
In May 2025, advocate Koustav Bagchi shared an extract of a book authored by Dipak Kumar Ghosh on his Facebook account, allegedly having details on Mamata Banerjee's private life.
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Speech, Applause, Gone: Bihar Man Missing After UPSC Rank 440 Claim Found Fake
When the results were verified, it was found that the 440th rank was secured by a man named Ranjith Kumar R, hailing from Karnataka.
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UP Engineer's 'Surprise' For Mother - Twin Sister's Body With 84 Stab Wounds
The incident took place following an argument and disagreement over career and relationship between the siblings - Hardik and Himashikha.
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2 India-Bound Ships Cross Hormuz After 4 Rounds Of Phone Calls, PM's Outreach
Two India-flagged Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) LPG tankers have crossed the Strait of Hormuz today and are headed towards India.
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Climate Activist Sonam Wangchuk, Detained For Nearly 6 Months, To Be Released
Sonam Wangchuk was detained on September 26 last year, two days after violent protests over statehood and constitutional protection left four people dead and 50, including security personnel, injured in Ladakh's Leh.
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Opinion | Trump And His America Are Fast Losing Touch With Reality
What is the guiding logic of the rather brash turn in American foreign policy? It is all too easy to box Trump as an irrational player, but frankly, it is a bit of an analytical copout.
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2 Men Kill Friend In Mumbai After Fish 'Disappears' From Pan. Rats Had Eaten It
According to the police, the incident took place on February 24 when the victim, identified as Afsar, and his two friends - Suresh and Rajesh Rameshnath alias Nepali - had cooked fish in their house.
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Summer Flights Likely To Get Expensive As Jet Fuel Prices Rise Amid Iran War
Jet fuel prices are rising as the war in the Middle East disrupts global oil supplies, putting cost pressure on airlines as the busy summer travel season approaches.
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India Announces 30-day Visa Extension To Foreigners In Country Amid Conflict
India has announced the extension of visas and waiver of overstay penalty to foreigners stranded in the country due to the ongoing conflict in Middle East.
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"Missiles, Drones Flying Over Us": LPG-Laden Indian Tanker Stuck Near Hormuz
The tanker -- under the command of Captain Virendra Vishwakarma -- is loaded with enough LPG to fill 3.6 million domestic gas cylinders.
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Gangster Groom Arrested From Mandap, Bride Begs Cops To Let Wedding Be Over
What was expected to be a day of celebration turned into a crime drama in Bhopal when police stormed a wedding ceremony and arrested the groom, a gangster, from the mandap.
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Global Supply Chain Disruptions Highlight Need For Resilient Infrastructure: Karan Adani
As global supply chains face recurring disruptions from geopolitical tensions and shifting trade routes, resilient infrastructure and logistics networks will be critical to sustaining economic growth, said Karan Adani.
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Bhopal Declared Water-Scarce Zone, New Private Borewells Banned
In a proactive measure to combat rapidly declining groundwater levels, Bhopal Collector Kaushalendra Vikram Singh has declared the entire district a "water-scarce zone" and imposed an immediate ban on the digging of new private tube wells.
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While Bhopal Waits In Line, The LPG Black Market Cashes In
The illegal market is flourishing at a time when ordinary consumers say getting a cylinder through official channels has become increasingly difficult.
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The Process To Impeach Poll Body Chief And How Opposition Is Prepared
Reasons cited in notice for impeachment of CEC include large-scale deletion of voters' names in Bihar and Bengal during SIR, biased attitude towards certain political parties, alleged misconduct on part of Gyanesh Kumar
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From Japan To Spain: Countries That Provide Menstrual Leaves
Chief Justice Surya Kant said on Friday that mandatory menstrual leave for women could "adversely impact" their employment prospects.
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As Srinagar's Jamia Masjid Closed During Ramzan, Mirwaiz Farooq's "Our Hearts Cry" Remark
The iconic Jamia Masjid Srinagar was closed by authorities on Friday as thousands were expected to attend Jum-atul- Wida ( Farewell Friday congregation) of the fasting month of Ramzan.
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How Import Dependency Is Testing India's Energy Resilience
Official data from the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC) shows a widening gap between what India consumes and what it produces domestically.
