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WFH Advisory For Offices, Online Classes For Schools In Rain-Hit Gurugram
Though it rained for only an hour, Gurugram residents complained that the collapse of civic infrastructure keeps repeating every time it rains for a slightly longer duration
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Explained: Why Tamil Nadu Dropped Second Airport Near Chennai
While the government stands firm with the protesting residents, Chief Minister Vijay assured that Chennai's aviation needs will not be ignored. The state will soon announce a detailed plan for a new airport at an alternative site, he said.
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Opinion | The Gulf's New Defence Agreement Has A 'Credibility' Problem
There is much talk of this pact bringing peace and stability to the region. For this, the three countries involved must be stable and peaceful themselves.
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Railway Division Row Opens A New Front Between Kerala And Karnataka
The Railway Board order moves the Mangaluru area up to and including Ullal from the Palakkad division of Southern Railway to the Mysuru division of South Western Railway with effect from October 1
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Heat, Humidity And Heavy Rains: What's Driving Delhi's Erratic Weather?
Normal life across the Delhi-NCR region was disrupted due to the heavy rainfall on Monday morning. Waterlogging on roads in several areas led to slow-moving traffic.
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3 Babbar Khalsa Operatives Arrested With 5 Kg Explosives, Guns In Chandigarh
Investigators suspect that the accused had allegedly planned to plant an improvised explosive device (IED) in Chandigarh with the intention of creating terror.
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Middle East War Disrupts India's Aviation Sector. This Airport Stands Out
Chennai and Hyderabad were the worst hit, with both airports recording declines of close to 20 per cent in flight operations during the two-month period.
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Assam-Meghalaya Tensions Hit Tourism, Nearly 90% Bookings Cancelled
The cancellations come in the wake of violence during a Khasi Students' Union (KSU) rally in Shillong on August 19.
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Opinion | A 'Snub' Gone Too Far? The Story Of Bangladesh PM's Stalled India Visit
The abrupt cancellation of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's scheduled visit to New Delhi this month raises many questions.
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"Injustice": Auto-Rickshaw Drivers Protest In Mumbai Over Marathi Mandate
The Maharashtra Transport Department has been enforcing a rule requiring auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers to demonstrate a working knowledge of the state's primary language, Marathi.
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On India's 'No Press' Request, Sources Cite Trump's "Unpredictable Behaviour"
"Discussions regarding arrangements for public appearances of leaders are normal practice ahead of any VVIP visit," sources said
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Man In 13,000-Crore Drug Case Wants To Return To India After Father Deported
The court made it clear that the relief is only to facilitate his travel to India and does not affect the ongoing investigation or legal proceedings against him.
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"Irreversible Setback": MK Stalin On Vijay Dropping Parandur Airport Project
Chief Minister Vijay announced in the Assembly on Monday that steps taken to establish a new airport at Parandur will be abandoned to protect agricultural land and livelihoods.
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Kashmiri Pandits On Edge As Fresh Online Threat Lists Homes, Phone Numbers
Security agencies are verifying the authenticity of the letter and trying to identify those responsible for circulating it.
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Paramilitary Soldier Injured In Manipur Firing, Several Houses Set On Fire
The situation escalated at around 9.20 am, when firing broke out in the area as journalists were covering the incident and recording footage of the burnt and damaged houses
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How US Diplomatic Language On Kashmir Has Changed Over Decades
After meeting Omar Abdullah in Srinagar, Sergio Gor described Jammu and Kashmir as an "important part of India".
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15 Flights Diverted From Delhi Airport Amid Heavy Rain, Traffic Jam On Roads
India Meteorological Department (IMD), issued a red alert for heavy rain and a yellow alert for moderate rain across several districts
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Inside Pak's New Law That Has One Man Written All Over It: Asim Munir
With a new act, Munir has truly reached the apex. At least most politicians in Pakistan will hope so.
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"Rumours": Maharashtra Hill Tragedy Victims' Relative Over iPhone EMI Claims
Sangita's sister, Pallavi Patil, has described the iPhone narrative as a "rumour", claiming that people spreading such tales "know nothing".
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BJP Smells Something Fishy In Opposition's Ayodhya Event, Congress Hits Back
Congress MP Pawan Khera said Ajay Rai is a vegetarian and rejected the BJP's charge as an attempt to divert attention of the public from critical issues like exam paper leaks
