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Delhi Aims To Clear Drains By June 15 To Curb Waterlogging This Monsoon
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) on Tuesday said nearly 70 per cent of desilting work in stormwater drains under its jurisdiction has been completed.
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Rajya Sabha Pick Meenakshi Natarajan's Nomination Junked, Congress Protests
The MLAs, who have been waiting to take a flight to Bengaluru, meanwhile, were called back when Natarajan's nomination was rejected. Sources said the flight was recalled from the runway.
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Punjab On Path To Becoming Startup Hub Of India: Bhagwant Mann
Describing startups as a key pillar of Punjab's future economic growth, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Tuesday said his government is committed to ensuring that no promising idea is abandoned due to a lack of financial support.
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14 Kuki Hostages Released By Naga Groups In Manipur After 27 Days
The release came after central and state governments ensured that all possible efforts would be made to trace and establish the status of the six missing Naga hostages.
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Fake IDs, Fake Cop Badges, Fake Money: Bengal Killer Couple's 'World Of Fake'
Police found multiple fake identity cards, counterfeit badges resembling those of the West Bengal Police, and a fake badge identifying the holder as a railway ticket checker.
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Design Drew Big Tech Firms To India: Minister On Semi-Conductor Prospects
Complex chips for commercial purposes will be manufactured at two facilities in India. A third will begin production in July, and a fourth by December, Ashwini Vaishnaw said.
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Rs 1.23 Lakh Crore In 78 Days: Sources On Support To Oil Firms After Iran War
After the first 78 days, the Ministry of Finance determined that extending further financial support to a single sector would not be appropriate, the sources said.
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'PoK Is Jallianwala Bagh, Asim Munir Is General Dwyer': Ex J&K Top Cop
Likening the situation in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoK) to the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, former Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police SP Vaid accused Field Marshal General Asim Munir of acting like General Dyer.
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Opinion | The Chinese Are Using LinkedIn 'Jobs' To Spy On Countries. Is India Prepared?
A recent report throws light on how Chinese operatives frequently disguise themselves as representatives of private consultancies, research institutions, or human resource firms, posting seemingly legitimate job opportunities for foreign policy, defe
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BJP Leader Criticises Operation Bluestar In Big Shift In Punjab Strategy
For the first time, a senior BJP leader has publicly echoed sentiments traditionally associated with panthic politics.
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CID At Mamata Banerjee's Home With Search Warrant In Signature Scandal Probe
Trinamool Crisis: CID At Mamata Banerjee's Home With Search Warrant In Signature Scandal Probe
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India World's 5th Largest Military Spender With $92 Billion War Chest: Report
In its annual assessment report launched on Monday, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) also said that India has approximately 190 nuclear warheads as of January 2026, compared to Pakistan's estimated stockpile of 170.
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Congress MLAs Stranded At Bhopal Airport Over Plane Mix-up
On Tuesday, the MLAs first gathered at Leader of Opposition Umang Singhar's residence and then left for the airport in their own vehicles.
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India Condemns "Severe Police Brutality" In PoK, Wants Pak To Be Held "Accountable"
"We hope the international community will hold Pakistan accountable for its misdeeds and abuses," the Indian government said.
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Passports Held, Coerced Into Scams: How "Cyber Slavery" Gang Lured Indians
The CBI has arrested two key accused in connection with a human trafficking network that allegedly lured Indian nationals to cyber scam compounds in Southeast Asia
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Opinion | Why Trump's Attention Is Quickly Becoming Pak's Biggest Headache
Pakistan's real challenge may not be winning Trump's attention - that it has certainly been successful at. It may be surviving the consequences of that.
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Sikkim Suicide Rate Falls 15.8% In 2 Years As Focus On Mental Health Expands
Welcoming the decline, Sikkim Health Minister GT Dhungel attributed the improvement to the combined efforts of the Health and Family Welfare Department and mental health professionals.
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8 Relatives Died In Delhi Fire, Now Patriarch Dies, Family Wiped Out
Radhe Shyam Aggarwal had been inquiring about the absence of his family members at the hospital, left completely unaware of what had happened just a few hundred metres away from the hospital.
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After Mumbai Concert Death, Spotlight On Drugs, Safety Lapses
What may appear to be an immersive music experience or an all-night party can conceal serious risks, from substance abuse to life-threatening negligence.
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Delhi Professor Offered Her Tenants Water, Then A Murderous Plot Played Out
The accused struck the teacher on her head with the pestle that he had in his backpack and then slit her wrists with a razor.
