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Punjab Minister Laljit Singh Bhullar Quits Amid Row Over Official's Suicide
Bhagwant Mann said he asked Laljit Singh Bhullar, the transport minister, to resign to ensure an impartial inquiry into the alleged suicide of a warehouse corporation district manager.
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Kerala Man Gets Life Imprisonment 13 Years After He Killed Doctor With Scissors
The doctor's mother tearfully said that she wants the convict to suffer the same pain that her daughter underwent "as he stabbed her 27 times".
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'Not Fit For Constitutional Post': BJP Slams Mamata Banerjee For Comments On PM Modi
"Anyone who calls the prime minister of the county an infiltrator doesn't have the right to occupy the constitutional post," a BJP leader said
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Himanta Sarma, Wife Have Assets Worth Rs 35 Crore, Shows Affidavit
Himanta Biswa Sarma filed his nomination as a BJP candidate for the Jalukbari constituency on Friday.
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Qatar Assistance Ensures Safe Repatriation Of Indian National After Brain Stroke
The incident occurred while Parminder was en route to Canada when the conflict disrupted his travel, leaving him stranded in a foreign country.
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Cow Vigilante Dies After Being Hit By A Truck In Mathura
According to initial reports, Chandrashekhar, popularly known in the region as "Farsa Wale Baba", was chasing the truck on his bike.
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On Camera, Gas Cylinders From Bengaluru Home Stolen Amid LPG Supply Concerns
The theft happened on a day the state was celebrating the Ugadi festival.
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"Call Got Disconnected": Family Claims UP Man Killed In Riyadh Missile Attack
Ravi Gopal from Mahmudabad had been working as a driver in a plastic factory in the Saudi capital since September 2025, his family said.
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US Seeking Nod To Use Indian Territory For Iran Strikes? A Fact-Check
New Delhi, March 21 (IANS) The Centre on Saturday firmly rejected what it described as "baseless claims" circulating on social media that the United States had sought permission from India under the LEMOA pact to launch bombing raids on Iran from the
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Explained: Why Delhi Woke Up To Rare Fog In March
Delhi witnessed a hazy morning on Saturday, a day after the national capital recorded its coldest March day in six years.
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Delhi-NCR Sees Rare Fog After Recording Coldest March Day In 6 Years
As of 7.20 am, the temperature recorded at Delhi's Safdrajung observatory was 14 degrees Celsius, while the humidity stood at 100 per cent.
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Centre Dismisses Social Media Claims That 3,000 Ukrainians Entered India
The government on Friday debunked social media claims that 3,000 Ukrainians have entered India and are hiding in the northeast to train insurgent groups, calling these posts "Fake".
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Ruptured Lungs, Heart: How Man Trapped In Kolkata's RG Kar Hospital Lift Died
The man got trapped in the elevator of the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, and after more than an hour, his body was recovered from there.
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Just 5 Votes: Rajya Sabha Poll Math Puts Congress On Edge In Madhya Pradesh
With three Rajya Sabha seats from the state set to fall vacant and elections expected in April-May, the battle will hinge on numbers.
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Congress Leaders Switching Sides To Do 'Good Service': Assam BJP
The joining programme was held in the presence of Assam BJP President and MP from Darrang-Udalguri, Dilip Saikia.
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Ranchi Man Dies On Ship Near Hormuz, Family Seeks Help To Bring Back Body
Captain Rakesh Ranjan died on board a merchant vessel carrying oil near the Strait of Hormuz, his family said on Friday, urging the Centre and the Jharkhand government to help bring back his body.
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Over 85 Hospitalised In 3 UP Districts After Eating 'Kuttu Ka Atta'
The incidents have caused a stir within the health and food safety departments, and joint teams have initiated a probe into the cases.
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Maharashtra Women's Panel Head Quits After Row Over Ties With 'Rapist' Astrologer
Ashok Kharat was arrested in Nashik on Wednesday for allegedly raping a 35-year-old woman several times over three years
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Proposed Footpath Policy Aims To Reclaim Pedestrian Spaces In Bengaluru
DK Shivakumar said the government is committed to safeguarding footpaths, which have increasingly been encroached upon by street vendors, causing inconvenience to pedestrians and contributing to traffic congestion.
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Raymond's Gautam Singhania Injured As Speedboat Overturns In Maldives
Local media outlets reported that seven tourists were on the speedboat.
