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RSS To Hold Key National Meeting In Indore From November 2 To 4
The meeting assumes significance as it comes after the conclusion of the series of programmes organised across the country during the Sangh's centenary year, which ended with the recent Vijayadashami celebrations.
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Around 3,000 Stranded Umrah Pilgrims Return From Saudi Over Past Week: Ministry
In addition to the stranded travellers, over 10,000 regularly scheduled pilgrims have also flown back to India during the same period, with authorities actively working to facilitate the return of the remaining pilgrims at the earliest.
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Punjab Hit As Over 3 Lakh Government Employees, Roadways Workers On Strike
The continuing strike by the Punjab Roadways, PUNBUS and PRTC Contract Workers' Union has affected bus services across the state. Negotiations have failed to produce a breakthrough.
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Angry Over Sister's Affair, Gujarat Man Poisons Teen, Stages It As Suicide
Ashok Bhagabhai Thakor was lured to a farm shed, poisoned with spiked liquor, and strangled to death in a planned murder.
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RSS Holds Mega Outreach Event In Srinagar, Hosts Divergent Voices
The Akhil Bharatiya Samparkh Pramukh (All-India Public Outreach Head) of RSS, Ram Lal, attended the conference as chief guest
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Pregnant Teen Gang-Raped In Rajasthan, Baby Dies Soon After Delivery
The incident occurred in the Kolwa police station area, where the 16-year-old girl was found to be pregnant and subsequently delivered a baby who did not survive, according to the police.
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BJP Worker Killed In Bengal's Malda, 1 Arrested. Family Blames Trinamool
The victim has been identified as Sameer Ghosh (27), a BJP worker. His family have accused the opposition Trinamool Congress of the murder.
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Tensions In Gujarat's Songadh As Social Media Post Leads To Violence During Navratri
Tension erupted in Songadh town in Gujarat's Tapi district following an allegedly objectionable religious post on social media during the Navratri festival, leading to stone-pelting and local unrest. ...
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Gurugram Plunges Into Darkness As Electricity Workers Go On Strike
The employees of DHBVN are striking against the government's decision to privatise the power distribution system in Gurugram and Nuh.
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NDTV World Summit | "US Protecting Its Interest": S Jaishankar On Donald Trump's Oil Deal With Russia
"What you have heard from Secretary Rubio, Secretary Piyush Goyal and others, I am also saying the same thing that we are moving towards this agreement".
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Gujarat's School Entry Rules Invoke Child Sexual Abuse Law Against Violators
The fresh circular mandates that any external individual must secure prior written authorisation from school principals before stepping onto campus grounds, recording video, or conducting interviews with students and teachers.
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Police Case Over Delhi Influencer's Racist Video Against Tripura Teen
Director General of Police GS Rao said Delhi Police had been extending cooperation to Tripura Police and would provide further assistance during the investigation.
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RSS-Linked Group Opens Its First Public Office In Kashmir Valley
Sameer Kuchay, the Kashmir in-charge of the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, says the Sangh has already covered lot of ground in the Valley before formally opening its first public office.
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PM Modi Says 'Parasite' Congress Hurts 'Honest' Dissent Movements
"There are movements that naturally want to expose the government's shortcomings and genuinely want to reform the system, and this is necessary in a democracy... Their voice gets lost in Congress's noise," said PM Narendra Modi, as part of a keynote address at the NDTV World Summit 2026.
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Tech CEO-YouTuber Jason Samuel Arrested Over Influencer Harish's Suicide
Police have registered a case against Jason Samuel under Section 108 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), which deals with abetment of suicide.
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Food Sample Testing Triples In A Decade, But Failure Rate Falls
The state-wise data for FY26 show considerable variation in the share of samples found non-conforming.
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"UN's Limits Clearly Visible": PM Modi Presses For 'New Solutions' At NDTV Summit
"The United Nations and other global institutions have had their historical role, but in the face of today's challenges, their limits are clearly visible. Now new powers are emerging, new voices are demanding their place, and new challenges are demanding new solutions," PM Modi said.
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'We Are Indians': Tripura Teen To NDTV On Delhi Influencer's Racist Video
Speaking to NDTV for the first time since the video gained attention on social media, Reang said he did not know he was being filmed until a friend sent him the clip.
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Delay, Drama Over Opening Of 3 Key Bridges In Mumbai
Frustrated, locals led by Congress workers arrived with a crane, intending to remove the barricades and forcibly open the bridge. However, they were stopped by the police.
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6 Killed, 40 Injured As Bus Crashes Into Tree In Chhattisgarh
The accident took place shortly after noon near Semarmathani turn when the bus, with 46 passengers, was heading towards Kelhari village from Manendragarh, Superintendent of Police Ratna Singh said.
