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"Defeated By Fraud In 1991": Siddaramaiah's 'Vote Chori' Check For Congress
The Congress - which has accused the BJP and Election Commission of 'collusion' to commit voter fraud before the Bihar election - faced an internal check on those protests Friday after Siddaramaiah said 'fraud' lost him the 1991 Lok Sabha poll.
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Google Maps Team Goes To Survey UP Village, Gets Thrashed Over Theft Suspicion
A Google Maps team, which went to survey a village in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur on Thursday night, was thrashed by the locals after being mistaken for thieves.
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UP Man's Wife Dies, He Marries Her Sister. Then Climbs Tower To Marry 3rd Sister
Raj Saxena first got married to a woman in 2021. She, however, died due to a disease a year later, following which he married her sister.
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A "Secret" Xi Jinping Letter Was Key To Improved India-China Ties: Report
When US President Donald Trump intensified his trade war with China earlier this year, Beijing began an outreach to India with a private letter from President Xi Jinping to President Droupadi Murmu, a Bloomberg report claims.
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Opinion | Using India As A Punching Bag? Not Happening, Mr Trump
The Trump administration's tariff decision reflects a broader miscalculation in its belief that India is a softer target than China.
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Indian-Origin Woman Gets 5 Years Jail For Offering Bribe To Singapore Cops
An Indian-origin Singaporean drug abuser, out on bail and remission, was sentenced to an over five years jail for offering a bribe of SGD 1,000 to police officers for allowing her to smoke a cigarette in 2022.
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Indian Software Engineer Found Dead On Microsoft's Silicon Valley Campus
Pratik Pandey badged into the office on the evening of August 19 and was found dead in the early hours of the following morning, according to a family member who has spoken with Microsoft and requested anonymity to discuss a personal matter.
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"Want Closure": Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's Daughter, 82, To PM Modi On His Remains In Japan
It is widely believed that the remains of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose are held in an urn in a Buddhist temple in Renkoji in Japan.
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PM Modi To Visit Japan's Sendai, City Founded By One-Eyed Samurai
The city of Sendai was founded by Date Masamune, the samurai warlord known as the "One-Eyed Dragon of Oshu".
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Semiconductor Talent Shortfall By 2030, India To Bridge The Gap: Minister
The world is projected to face a shortage of one million semiconductor professionals by 2030 and India has the opportunity to bridge a significant part of this gap, according to Minister of Electronics and IT, Ashwini Vaishnaw.
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On Camera, Driver Hands Over Bus Control To Helper, Dies An Hour Later
A bus driver, driving to Rajasthan from Indore, handed over the steering wheel to the co-driver as soon as he started to feel sick.
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"Chicagoans Screaming For Help": US Compares Delhi's 'Low' Crime Rate To Chicago
The White House is comparing the low murder rate in New Delhi to the high rate in Chicago as it builds its case for federal intervention in that city.
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"No Need To Search For Temple Or Shivling Everywhere": RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat
Amid calls for running Ayodhya-like movement for Kashi and Mathura, Mr Bhagwat said the Ram Temple was the only movement RSS got involved in and took it to its conclusion.
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"Come Make In India, Make For The World": PM Modi's Pitch In Japan
Speaking at the India-Japan Joint Economic Forum in Tokyo today, Prime Minister Narendra issued an invitation: "Come make in India, make for the world."
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"Best Day Of My Life": Japanese Artists After Performing For PM Modi In Tokyo
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a heartfelt cultural welcome from members of the Japanese community in Tokyo on Friday, as he arrived for the 15th India-Japan Annual Summit.
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Maratha Quota Activist's 'Chalo Mumbai' March In City, Sparks Traffic Jam
A protest march led by Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange reached a rain-soaked Mumbai Friday morning, prompting police to issue a traffic advisory and deploy over 1,500 personnel at the city's famous Azad Maidan, which will be ground zero.
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Former RBI Governor Urjit Patel Appointed As IMF Executive Director
Former Reserve Bank of India Governor Urjit Patel has been appointed as the Executive Director of International Monetary Fund, a Personnel Ministry order said.
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"You're Dark": Techie Who Was Found Dead Was Taunted Over Skin Colour
A 27-year-old woman was found dead in south Bengaluru earlier this week, prompting a police investigation into allegations of dowry harassment and domestic abuse.
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Woman Accidentally Throws Mangalsutra Worth Rs 1 Lakh In Garbage. This Happens Next
A municipal garbage truck driver in Madhya Pradesh's Dewas returned a woman's mangalsutra worth about a lakh after she accidentally threw it into the garbage.
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Congress, BJP Workers Clash In Patna Amid PM Modi Abuse Row
BJP and Congress workers clashed on Friday during a protest carried out by the ruling party over the abusive language used againstPM Modi during Rahul Gandhi's rally in poll-bound Bihar.
