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IRGC's New Boss Is No Ordinary Man. Meet Ahmad Vahidi, Iran's Ultimate Survivor
He has survived purges, sanctions, assassinations, secret deals, and Iran's most consequential wars. The IRGC's new chief, formally appointed by Khamenei this month, knows the regime - and its enemies - like few others do.
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Kangana Ranaut's "Bro, Wait" Post To Rahul Gandhi's "Smash Patriarchy" Call
The post by Kangana Ranaut featured an image of Rahul Gandhi asking a woman to "smash the patriarchy", to which she responds, "Bro, wait. Bharat Mata ki jai shuru karte hain."
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Ek-Uttarakhand Top Cop Exits Panel Probing IIT Delhi Student's Death Amid Row
Ashok Kumar recused himself from the panel citing prior commitments.
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"He Said 'Mummy, I Am Hurting'": Mother Of IIT Student Who Died By Suicide
Abhishek Kumar, Rishikesh's brother, said his brother confided in their mother that he was having suicidal thoughts.
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Analysis | BJP's Mother Of All Resets: An Overhaul To Fix Its Perception Problem
The battle this time is to regain credibility as BJP has entered a phase which is going to be the launch pad for a national face after a political force called Narendra Modi.
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India's Bullet Train Dream Nears Reality As 100 Km Of Construction Is Completed | Pics
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw highlighted progress on tunnels, bridges and viaducts as work continues on India's first bullet train project, which aims to connect Mumbai and Ahmedabad through high-speed rail technology.
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Opinion | Why Is India Cooler As The World Burns? A Heatwave 'Mystery'
Europe, which is warming at more than twice the global average, is now bracing for even worse climate impacts. But something strange and unexpected is happening in India, keeping it cooler.
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Video: For India's 1st Bullet Train, Work In Progress Across Scenic Terrains
India's first bullet train covers a 135.45-km elevated stretch from Shilphata in Thane to Zaroli village near the Maharashtra-Gujarat border.
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UP Workers To Get Appointment Letters, Annual Health Checks Under New Rules
The Uttar Pradesh government has approved a set of new rules aimed at improving the safety, health and working conditions of private-sector workers in the state.
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Tukaram Mundhe: The IAS Officer Restaurants Fear Most In Maharashtra
As FDA commissioner, Tukaram Mundhe has his eyes on Maharashtra's plate. Food adulterators, storied restaurants and clubs, dark stores of quick commerce platforms, school and government canteens, surrogate advertisers of banned products - no one is out of bounds.
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'We Are The Real Trinamool': Meghalaya Party Chief Amid Crisis
In Meghalaya, the debate assumes significance as the state unit faces questions over its support base, organisational strength and prospects ahead of the 2028 Assembly elections.
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'2.5 Hours For 8 KM': Gurugram Woman Walks Home After Rain Chokes Traffic, Internet Reacts
The woman claimed that she reached home after 2.5 hours, covering a distance of just 8 km.
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Boy Survives After Iron Rod Pierces Shoulder, Comes Out Of Mouth In Surat
Nazish had gone to play with friends on the third floor of a nearby mosque. While attempting to jump from the mosque's upper level to an adjacent under-construction building, he lost his footing and fell to the ground floor.
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BJP's 2027 Punjab Strategy: Drugs At Centre, Booths On Ground
At a meeting with Punjab BJP leaders and workers in Ludhiana, national general secretary BL Santosh stressed that the party should organise anti-drug yatras across all 117 Assembly constituencies in September.
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"Wait Till 2047. All Will Be Fixed": Haryana MP To NDTV As Gurugram Sinks
According to the BJP MP, the flaw lies with Gurugram's planning 60 years ago, when planners didn't realise that the city would grow at this pace
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India Confident Rice Exports To Iran Will Weather US Sanctions
India remains confident rice exports to Iran will continue despite US sanctions and trade disruptions.
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Video: Fire Brigade Washing BJP MLA's Innova Triggers Row In Madhya Pradesh
The video, which surfaced on Tuesday morning, purportedly shows Municipal Corporation personnel using water from a fire brigade vehicle to wash Shah's Innova outside his government residence in the Singrauli district.
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Case Closed. Big Relief For Senior Rajasthan Cop In Rs 2 Crore Bribery Case
Rajasthan Police Service (RPS) officer and ex-Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Divya Mittal was accused of demanding Rs 2 crore in bribe.
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PM Modi To Interact With Students Ahead Of National Sports Day
The programme comes as the government seeks to deepen its engagement with young Indians and encourage greater participation in sports, fitness and nation building.
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Banana Leaves, Payasam And Monkeys: Kerala Temple's Unique Onam Tradition
The monkeys have long been closely associated with Sasthamkotta and the Dharma Sastha Temple. Local tradition links their presence here to the time of Lord Rama.
