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UP's Samajwadi Party's Biggest Donation Came From 1,000 km Away In Bengal
Recent contribution data filed by the Samajwadi Party (SP) with the Election Commission of India (ECI) shows that a significant share of its funding is coming from West Bengal, nearly 1,000 kilometres away.
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Centre Defends Top Court's Aravalli Order Amid Mining Fears
As controversy swirls around the Supreme Court-approved redefinition of the Aravalli hills, Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav insisted that the core objective is to prepare a core objective is to prepare a "management plan for sustainable mining".
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Over 500 Flights Delayed At Delhi Airport Due To Bad Weather, Low Visibility
More than 500 flights were delayed, and at least 14 flights were cancelled at the Delhi airport due to bad weather and low visibility conditions.
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Toxic Haze Hangs Over Delhi As 12 Stations Log 'Severe' Air Quality
A thick grey haze hung over the capital on Monday while the air quality settled in the 'very poor' category, with the 24-hour average AQI recorded at 373.
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Animals Bear Brunt As Delhi Air Pollution Shows No Signs Of Abatement
As Delhi-NCR's toxic air sparks warnings for children, the elderly and those with respiratory illness, veterinarians and animal welfare groups are flagging a quieter crisis unfolding among pets and stray animals.
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'Congress Insiders Involved In 2013 Maoist Attack': JP Nadda's Big Claim
In a sharp attack on Congress, BJP president JP Nadda on Monday alleged that some insiders in the party were involved in facilitating the 2013 Jhiram Ghati Maoist attack, which led to the killing of state Congress leaders.
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BJP Leader's "Learn Hindi" Warning To African Man, Then A Clarification
A BJP councillor was seen threatening an African national to learn Hindi within a month or else he would not be allowed inside a public park where he teaches football in Delhi.
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Uber, Ola Buses, Big EV Push: What Delhi May Do To Curb Air Pollution
As congestion and pollution continue to choke the national capital, the Delhi government is considering a combination of tougher enforcement and incentives for cleaner mobility.
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Meitei And Kuki Doctors Work Together, Quietly, To Save Lives In Manipur
Doctors from both the Meitei and Kuki communities in the injured border state Manipur have been quietly working together using technology to coordinate remotely with excellent precision to save lives.
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Snow Turns Gulmarg Into Winter Wonderland, Tourists Turn Skiers, Ride Gondola
With the snow turning Gulmarg into a winter wonderland, the tourist footfall was among the best seen since the Pahalgam terror attack in April.
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Engineering Student, 20, Dies By Suicide In Hostel In Chhattisgarh: Cops
A 20-year-old female student allegedly died by suicide in the hostel of a private university in Chhattisgarh's Raigarh district, police said on Monday.
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K Kavitha Says Will Not Return To BRS, To Float Party To Fight 2029 Polls
Former MP and BRS leader K Kavitha, daughter of former Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao (KCR), has announced that her organisation Telangana Jagruthi will be turned into a political party before the 2029 Assembly elections.
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Backdated Degrees, Broken Labs: Inside Madhya Pradesh's Paramedical Mess
NDTV's investigation reveals that the paramedical education system in Madhya Pradesh has remained in a state of chaos since 2020.
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Gold Hits All-Time High Of Rs 1,38,200 Per 10 Grams
Gold prices rose to a fresh lifetime high of Rs 1,38,200 per 10 grams, gaining Rs 1,685, in the national capital on Monday following the precious metal scaling record highs in the global markets, according to the All India Sarafa Association.
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"Flights Of Fancy": BJP Laughs Off Sonia Gandhi's G RAM G Criticism
The BJP vs Congress spat over the G RAM G law a rural employment guarantee scheme meant to replace the 20-year-old MGNREGA rumbled on Monday with the former laughing off Sonia Gandhi's remarks as "flights of fancy" and "mischaracterisations and
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"Hindus Being Tortured": Himanta Biswa Sarma On Fresh Unrest In Bangladesh
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma today said that the state government is closely monitoring developments across the border after a fresh wave of unrest in neighbouring Bangladesh.
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"You Either Are American, Or...": Vivek Ramaswamy On Heritage-Based Notions
Former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has challenged notions of American identity, urging conservatives to focus on values and ideals instead of ancestry or lineage.
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Amid Deepam Row, Tamil Nadu Dargah Festival Showcases Hindu-Muslim Harmony
Despite protests relating to the Thiruparankundram deepam row, preparations for the Santhanakoodu festival on the hilltop dargah turned into a display of communal amity between Muslims and Hindus.
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Curfew Declared After Violence Breaks Out In Assam's West Karbi Anglong Area
At least three people and a paramilitary personnel were injured as the situation in Assam's West Karbi Anglong district turned highly volatile on Monday as protests over alleged encroachment on protected tribal lands escalated into violence.
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Delhi Private Offices Not Adopting Work-From-Home To Face Action: Minister
Ordering closure of all illegal industries, Delhi Environment and Industries Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa on Monday warned of strict action against private companies violating the government's direction to switch to work-from-home (WFH) .
