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Opinion | The Post-War Middle East May Already Be Splitting Into Two New 'Camps'
We may see a closer Qatar-Oman-Iran trilateral partnership emerging in the coming days, while another grouping already in the making is of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Egypt.
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Woman Found Dead, Boyfriend Unconscious At Homestay Near Bengaluru
A rope was recovered from the spot, and tablets were also discovered, leading investigators to suspect that poison may have been consumed.
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In Warning To Humayun Kabir, Suvendu Adhikari's 'Weak' Jab At Mamata Banerjee
Suvendu Adhikari informed the Bengal Assembly that two First Information Reports, which would later be converted into legal cases, have been filed against Humayun Kabir.
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23 Hospitalised After Eating Snacks From Local Stall In Andhra Village
The affected persons developed vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain and fever within hours of eating snacks sold at a local roadside stall.
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Akal Takht's One-Month Deadline For Punjab To Amend Anti-Sacrilege Bill
Giani Gargaj said the proposed law concerns deeply held religious sentiments and should not be rushed through the legislative process.
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Video: 26-Foot Humpback Whale Washes Ashore In Mumbai, Rescue Ends In Tragedy
A 26-foot baby humpback whale that washed ashore on Mumbai's rocky Bandra coastline died despite a multi-agency rescue effort, officials said.
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Hyderabad Civic Polls As Test Ground, BJP Looks To Expand Telangana Footprint
During his visit, Nitin Nabin held a strategy meeting with booth-level workers while interacting with students and tribal leaders at an open house.
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Mallikarjun Kharge Reappointed Leader Of Opposition In Rajya Sabha After Oath
Mallikarjun Kharge was a member of the Rajya Sabha till June 25 and following his re-election, the Chairman of the Upper House, C P Radhakrishnan, recognised him as the Leader of Opposition with effect from June 26.
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Amit Shah Assures Central Aid For Flood-Hit Assam, Arunachal Pradesh
According to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), nearly 16,000 people were affected by floods in 69 villages across four revenue circles in Dhemaji.
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Congress Chief, BJP's Tarun Chugh Take Oath As Rajya Sabha MPs
While Mallikarjun Kharge took the oath separately in CP Radhakrishnan's chamber, the seven other members took oath in the Rajya Sabha chamber.
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Inside Indian Delegation That Will Visit Iran For Supreme Leader's Funeral
The Iranian president had earlier invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Khamenei's funeral.
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Yasin Malik Named Mastermind In 36-Year-Old Kashmiri Pandit Nurse Sarla Bhat Murder Case
Chargesheet names Yasin Malik mastermind in 1990 Sarla Bhat killing by JKLF terrorists.
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Who Is Lt General Dhiraj Seth? India's Next Army Chief
In his career in the Indian Army, Lieutenant General Dhiraj Seth has had experience in various sectors including desert formations and counter-insurgency operations in Jammu & Kashmir.
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How Satellites Guided India's First Commercial Jet Landing In India
The flight, conducted on June 27, used a Satellite-Based Landing System (SLS) approach instead of the conventional Instrument Landing System (ILS).
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Thieves Break Into Jailed Giribala Singh's Home, Flee After Fight With Cops
According to police, the accused clashed with the patrolling team and managed to flee after a scuffle.
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Heatwaves, Floods, Drought: How Climate Change Is Reshaping Childhood
It's 3 o'clock. Six-year-old Meer waves goodbye to his friends as he gets off the school bus in Gurugram. His mother, Sonam Varughese, picks him up from the society gate and together they walk towards...
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'No Mercy': Pune Man, 65, Gets Death Penalty For 3-Year-Old's Rape-Murder
The incident took place on May 1 in Nasrapur village in Pune district. According to the investigation, Bhimrao Kamble lured the child by offering snacks and showing her a newborn calf.
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India's 1st Offshore Airport To Come Up In Maharashtra: Impact On Economy
The proposed airport is expected to come up near Kore Beach in Palghar district. It is designed to handle around 90 million passengers annually.
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Opinion | 330 Million: Why The Biggest Number In India's AI Boom Is The Most Useless One
India has the largest crowd of AI users. But that number could be a vanity, pleasant to report in the morning and slow to pay by evening. Because who wants to pay for AI yet?
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"Telling You, Elections Can Come At Any Time": MK Stalin's Message To Cadre
Addressing his party cadres on at an event in Chennai, MK Stalin spotlighted Chief Minister Vijay's administration as a fragile "minority" government, hinting it may not last its five year-term.
