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"What Would We Do For Food?" Fishermen On New Secretariat Project In Chennai
Chief Minister Vijay-led TVK government has proposed a Rs 1,200-crore, state-of-the-art Secretariat-cum-Assembly complex spread over 26 acres, in Pattinapakkam.
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Rs 11 Crore Matrimonial Fraud Racket Busted In Madhya Pradesh, 6 Arrested
The racket also has suspected international links, with callers based abroad allegedly helping the gang target victims by posing as prospective marriage partners, police said.
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'No PUC, No Fuel' Rule To Be Enforced Across Delhi-NCR From October 1
In Delhi, the "No PUCC, No Fuel" drive will be enforced in "mission mode" at all 500 fuel stations equipped with Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras, with action planned against pumps that fail to comply.
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After LPU Protests, Police Step Up Campus Outreach In Amritsar, Ludhiana
In Amritsar, Commissionerate Police officers fanned out across several colleges and universities on Tuesday, meeting students and staff to discuss safety concerns, drug abuse, traffic rules and emergency assistance.
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Zubeen Garg Death Case: 2 Security Officers Get Relief, But Remain In Jail
The two had been arrested in the case and were in custody in connection with allegations relating to Garg's property and financial transactions.
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5 New Sites Added To India's UNESCO Tentative List For World Heritage
The Udaigiri hill in Madhya Pradesh contains a rock-cut sacred ensemble developed primarily under Gupta patronage between the late 4th and early 5th centuries, according to the UNESCO website.
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Team Uddhav Leader Assaulted, Shot Dead In Maharashtra's Thane
Pradeep Purnekar was the Thane 'vibhag pramukh' or division head of the Uddhav Thackeray-led party, a Sena (UBT) leader said.
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No Mother-Child Photo On Baby Food Packets, Orders Team Tukaram Mundhe
Tukaram Mundhe, who made headlines with his crackdown on restaurants over food quality and hygiene, has ordered baby food manufacturers to carry the "Mother's Milk Is Best" message on all their packages.
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Delhi Bans Bus Strikes For 6 Months, Commuters Get Relief
The Delhi government has invoked the Essential Services Maintenance Act (ESMA), which allows strikes in essential services to be prohibited.
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Noida Gang Rape Survivor Tried To Escape, Bus Conductor Locked Door: Cops
The incident occurred on the night of August 4 when the minor, a resident of Uttar Pradesh, boarded the bus in Greater Noida after being told that it was headed towards Noida Sector 63, where she wanted to go.
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INDIA Bloc To Meet Today Over Poll Body Row: Options And Gameplan
The meet will also draw up a strategy to launch a nationwide agitation. Protests and public rallies against the Chief Election Commissioner will be held across the country, while an impeachment motion will be moved in Parliament.
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High Court Setback For Arvind Kejriwal In PM Modi Degree Case
The two-judge bench delivered the verdict after having previously reserved its judgment. The court found no merit in Kejriwal's challenge and refused to interfere with the earlier ruling.
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Bhagat Singh To Punjab's Water: AAP Widens Its Political Campaign
The clearest example came in Ludhiana, where the AAP government organised 'Jashan-e-Inquilab' at Punjab Agricultural University to mark Bhagat Singh's birth anniversary.
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Lashkar Terrorist Gunned Down During Encounter With Security Forces In J&K
The operation was carried out jointly by the Army, police and CRPF.
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YouTuber Savukku Shankar Gets 3 Years' Jail In 2013 Defamation, Threat Case
The complaint was filed by former Sun TV news anchor and advocate Mahalakshmi.
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Chargesheet Against Accused's Parents Cancelled In Chennai Techie Murder Case
The court observed that neither parent was present at the crime scene, nor was there any evidence of prior knowledge, conspiracy, or pre-planning.
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"Nothing On Record": Ex-Cop Sachin Waze Gets Bail In Mumbai Bomb Scare Case
Sachin Waze was likely to walk out of prison after five years on Wednesday, his lawyer said.
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Cyclone Arnab Triggers Flooding, Damages Paddy Crop In UP, Bihar
As the crop reached maturity, heavy rainfall between September 25 and September 28 has caused flooding in paddy fields, while accompanying strong winds flattened standing crops in several districts.
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Several Mumbai-Bound Flights Diverted Due To Bad Weather
Of the 11 flights, five were of IndiGo, four of Air India and one each of Akasa Air and Air India Express, they said.
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Attend, Don't Just Write Articles: Mallikarjun Kharge's Lighthearted Dig At Shashi Tharoor
At the Congress Working Committee meeting, Tharoor suggested holding an event on October 2, Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary.
