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Delhi Gets First Dedicated Women's Police Station: How It Will Work
The specialised unit in the Subzi Mandi area that will exclusively investigate crimes against women and children across the North District became operational on June 19 and has jurisdiction over the entire North District.
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"Vague, Wild": Supreme Court Rejects Plea Seeking CBI Probe Into TVK Trust Vote
The Supreme Court described the litigator as a "serial petitioner".
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Forest Department Employee Among 2 Arrested In J&K For Sheltering Terrorists
According to police, preliminary investigation indicates the duo played a pivotal role in facilitating the movement of local terror operatives, arranging clandestine hideouts and extending material assistance to terrorists traversing the upper reaches of Dachhan.
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India's Monsoon Paradox: Flood Alert For Northeast While Delhi Sizzles
Satellite imagery released by the IMD on Friday showed a vast belt of lightning activity stretching from the Himalayan region through eastern and central India to parts of the south, highlighting the volatile weather conditions unfolding across multiple states simultaneously.
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Walking On Demarcated Footpaths A Fundamental Right: Supreme Court
In a judgment delivered on Thursday, a bench comprising Justice PS Narasimha and Justice AS Chandurkar declared that the right to walk forms part of the freedoms guaranteed under Article 19(1)(d) of the Constitution.
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Child Drives Rs 75-Lakh MG Cyberstar In Hyderabad, Father Charged
Police have registered a case under charges of allowing a minor to drive a vehicle, dangerous driving, and disobedience of police orders.
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Uddhav Sena Rebel's Daughter Signals Loyalty To Thackerays
This deepening factional divide has mirrored itself uniquely within the Patil household, leading to an internal strategic split.
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Breakup Tale In MK Stalin's Wish For Rahul Gandhi, His Reply A Patch-Up Bid
The reply is seen as Rahul Gandhi's olive branch to the estranged ally after Congress decided to go with the TVK after the Tamil Nadu elections.
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China Begins Building World's Largest Dam, India Plans Counter In Arunachal Pradesh
India is now trying to accelerate its own strategic response while closely monitoring Beijing's every move on the contested river.
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Hyderabad Court Summons Actor Allu Arjun In Pushpa 2 Stampede Case On June 22
Following the charge sheet, filed on December 24, the court issued summons to all 23 accused, including Allu Arjun, directing them to appear before it on June 22.
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Rahul Gandhi As Lord Parshuram On Poster: BJP Calls It Insult To Hindus
The Congress workers poured milk on the poster depicting Rahul Gandhi as Lord Parshuram and performed a 'Rudrabhishek' accompanied by Vedic chants.
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A Rare Handshake At LoC Between Officers As Pak National Returns Home
Amid ongoing hostility between the two countries, a major rank officer of Indian Army was seen shaking hands with a Pakistan army officer, a rare moment.
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Bangladeshi Woman Detained At Guwahati Airport With Fake Aadhaar Card
During the inquiry, the woman is said to have disclosed that she was a Bangladesh national.
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Tied, Beaten, Forced To Drink Urine: Chhattisgarh Man Tortures Wife In Front Of Children
The woman claimed that their children were made to participate in the humiliation.
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"Higher Parking Fee, WFH": Inside Delhi's Plan To Combat Winter Air Pollution
The measures, outlined under a newly notified winter air quality management framework, are intended to help authorities, businesses and residents prepare in advance for the period between November and February, when Delhi's air quality typically dete
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Student Arrested For Selling Fake NEET-UG Retest Question Papers Via Telegram
Operating through a US-based VPN and proxy network to conceal his identity, the accused allegedly charged aspirants Rs 4,000 per paper.
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How 'Operation Tiger' Worked Quietly Before Uddhav Camp MPs' Big Bang Revolt
There has been a steady inflow of leaders into the Eknath Shinde's party from various parties at least since November last year.
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Indian Jurist Elected As Judge Of International Tribunal Of The Law Of The Sea
Bimal Patel is an esteemed educationalist, jurist and administrator, and during his professional career of over three decades, he has served in various roles.
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"Why No Sedition Case?" K Kavitha Slams Pawan Kalyan Over 'Terrorist' Remark
K Kavitha strongly criticised Pawan Kalyan and the BJP, claiming that the BJP was "using the Jana Sena leader to gain a foothold" in Telangana politics.
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Karnataka Woman Dies In Crash As Son Swerves Bike To Save Dog
According to preliminary information, a dog darted onto the road, prompting Eeranna to swerve in an attempt to save the animal.
