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Punjab Congress Alleges AAP Used Cops To 'Kidnap' Local Leader, Workers Clash
The Punjab Congress alleged the trigger for the clash was the AAP's attempt to forcefully take away a Congress municipal councillor with the help of the police
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Husband Dead, Son Stabbed, Karnataka Doctor Found Casually Browsing Phone
Police were alerted by neighbours and entered the Ranka Stello Apartments on Karnataka University Road of Dharwad, which lies 435 km from capital Bengaluru. They found Dr Honannavar with fatal stab wounds to the neck.
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Girl, 16, Stabbed To Death By Man For Rejecting His Proposal Near Kolkata
The girl, a class 10 student, was immediately rushed to a private hospital by locals, from where she was referred to the Howrah District Hospital
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Bengaluru Man Uses Leash To Strangle 4-Month Pregnant Wife, Kill Self
Police said the couple had been married for nearly three years and lived with Manoj's parents and other family members.
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'Many Come And Go': Science Minister Downplays ISRO Resignations
To a question about India's future space missions, the Union minister recalled what the space agency's former chief had remarked
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Probe Agency ED Raids 13 Locations In UP Terror Funding, Illegal Infiltration Case
The Directorate of Enforcement (ED) on Wednesday carried out searches at 13 locations in connection with an alleged terror funding and illegal infiltration network linked to Rohingya and Bangladeshi nationals.
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India's First Private Orbital Rocket Set For July 18 Launch
The company said all necessary airspace and maritime clearances have been obtained, with authorities notifying restricted zones along the rocket's flight path and impact corridor ahead of the mission.
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Woman Run Over By Speeding Dumper In Delhi, Driver Flees: Police
According to police, the impact of the accident was so severe that the victim's body was badly crushed and was initially difficult to identify.
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Importance Of South Rajasthan, The Tribal Vote And Sachin Pilot's Mission 2028
In Rajasthan politics, the southern Mewar-Vagad region is seen not just as a geographical identity but as the key to power.
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Kerala High Court Pauses Waqf Board Functioning Over Composition Row
A division bench comprising Chief Justice Soumen Sen and Justice V.M. Shyamkumar passed the interim order while hearing petitions filed by BJP leader Shaun George and the Assembly of Christian Trust Services (ACTS).
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Opinion | Why Britain Is Finding It So Hard To Deport A Pakistani 'Grooming Gang' Leader
Shabir Ahmed, a UK-Pakistan dual national, lost his British citizenship after his conviction more than two decades ago. Now, Pakistan is refusing to take him back.
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PM Modi To Flag Off India's First Hydrogen Train In Haryana On Friday
The prime minister will lay the foundation stone and launch development projects worth around Rs 14,700 crore at Eklavya Stadium, Jind, on Friday.
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"Accidents Happen": Jagan Reddy As Close Aide's Son Arrested For Hit-And-Run
Former Andhra minister Seediri Appalaraju's 18-year-old son, Aarav Varma, was arrested in a hit and run case.
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PM Modi To Unveil Rs 5,278 Crore Highway Projects In Punjab On Friday
The largest project is the 31.23 km-long six-lane highway called Zirakpur-Kurali Greenfield Highway.
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Actor Koel Mallick Quits Rajya Sabha Months After Being Picked By Trinamool
A shock poll defeat, rebellion in the ranks, desertions: Mamata Banerjee's horrid summer continues. Actor-turned-politician Koel Mallick, who took oath as Rajya Sabha member on April 6, decided to ...
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103-Year-Old Bihar Woman Wins Back Land After 35-Year Legal Battle
After waiting for justice for more than three decades, Habiban Khatoon from Bihar's East Champaran district finally saw her fight end in victory
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India Reacts To Stabbing Of Hyderabad Man For His Religion In Utah
The man that stabbed Syed Sohailuddin told police he did so because "he believes he is a catalyst and he intends to kill Muslims."
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Inside The Breakthrough Of India's Longest Irrigation Water Passage
Children born when the project began grew into adults. Workers who had joined the first shifts at the tunnel entrance grew older. Some colleagues did not live to see the breakthrough. Machines changed. Contractors changed. Officials changed. The work beneath the mountain continued.
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Man With Rs 150 Crore Property Shot Dead By Son At Ghaziabad Home Over Land Dispute
Chaudhary had already given son shops in the market and 25 bighas of land. However, Nikhil wanted the remaining land transferred to his name as well
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As 100 ISRO Scientists Quit, Retire Early, Centre Tightens Exit Rule
An official directive acknowledged that there has been a "spate of requests" for voluntary retirement and resignation from Group 'A' Scientific/Technical personnel of ISRO.
