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Bloodied Uniforms, Broken Helmets: Cops' Families On Jantar Mantar Violence
Families of Delhi Police personnel say their loved ones, who were severely injured in attacks by protesters at Jantar Mantar, are victims of a sophisticated, one-sided narrative
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Opinion | Why China's Latest 'Chip' Breakthrough Is Shaking The World
China was never supposed to get this far, the US tried to ensure that through its sanctions. Beijing, however, had other ideas.
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India's Billionaire Family Offices Share Investment Profits To Attract Talent
The limited supply of experienced investment professionals is prompting wealthy Indian founders to compete with venture capital firms, asset managers and investment banks.
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Shehzad Poonawala, BJP's TV Face, Quits Party Citing 'Personal Reasons'
Poonawala shot to prominence in 2017 when he publicly challenged the Congress election process, claiming it was rigged in favour of Rahul Gandhi
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"Can't Stop Them By Sound-Bites": Raghav Chadha On Silence Over Paper Leaks
Raghav Chadha highlighted initiatives aimed at eliminating paper leaks, including the move towards computerised examinations.
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'Didn't Mock Them': Influencer Who Shot Video With Anti-Riot Cops At CJP Protest
The influencer, Shradha Singh, had shared a video from the CJP protests in Delhi.
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Uttarakhand Police SDRF Jawan Saves Man Swept Away By Ganga Current, Wins Hearts Online
Uttarakhand Police said an SDRF jawan who was present at the spot immediately jumped into the Ganga and safely rescued the young man.
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1-Way Messaging To 2-Way Dialogue: BJP's New Gen Z Outreach Strategy
The BJP is considering increasing its activity on other platforms such as Instagram, Snapchat and Reddit. A team of young people may be formed for this purpose
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PM Modi To Inaugurate Bhogapuram Airport On August 1 In Andhra Pradesh
Designed for 6 million passengers annually in the first phase, the airport also has a plan to expand the capacity to 40 million passengers annually.
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Indian Navy Gets Nipun, Deep-Sea Rescue Vessel Built In Visakhapatnam
'Nipun' takes its name from Sanskrit, where it signifies someone adept, capable, and thoroughly versed in a particular discipline.
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"Can't Silence Gen Z": Rahul Slams Centre Over FIR On Woman For 'Abusing' PM
Alleging that the Modi government was trying to silence Gen Z, Gandhi posted that the PM must be "careful" about how he treats students.
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Students Corner Bihar Official Over Dirty Toilets, Poor-Quality Meals In School
The protest briefly led to chaotic scenes at the office, with officials finding themselves face-to-face with a group of schoolchildren pressing for administrative action
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Case Against Meta India Head Over Posts Targeting PM Modi During CJP Protest
Many posts and comments during the student protest that bordered on profanity and abuse have come under scanner.
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"Can't PM Be Trusted?" Centre To Top Court On Poll Body Selection Panel
Defending the law, the Centre told the Supreme Court that it would be wrong to assume that the Prime Minister would act against "democracy"
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9 Killed, Many Trapped As Building Collapses During Repair Near Mumbai
Bhiwandi Building Collapse: Eight people died after the Kohinoor Building in Bhiwandi collapsed late Thursday night.
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Rajnath Singh Felicitates India's First All-Women Tri-Service Sailing Crew
The nine officers from the Army, Navy and Air Force sailed nearly 25,500 nautical miles, rounding Cape Horn and the Cape of Good Hope.
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Parliamentary Panel Recommends Appointment Of Polar Ambassador For India
The panel suggests a dedicated polar ambassador to advance India’s strategic and scientific interests in polar areas.
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Assam Floods: Month Loan Moratorium, Free Textbooks Among Key Measures
Assam CM Homanta Sarma said the government's immediate priority is to stand beside families who have suffered losses and ensure they receive the support needed to return to normal life.
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France, Spain Eye Wildfire Reprieve As Other Blazes Start Up In Europe
France and Spain on Thursday glimpsed a reprieve from some of the worst wildfires in living memory, which have sent hundreds of thousands of people fleeing -- among them Hollywood...
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16 Indians Killed Since Conflict Began In Middle East This Year: Centre
Since the outbreak of the conflict in the Middle East this year, 16 Indian nationals, including 10 seafarers, have lost their lives in the region, the government informed Parliament on Thursday.
