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Rival Trinamool Factions Submit New Names, Symbols For Bengal Bypolls
To place both the rival groups on an even keel and to protect their rights and interests, the poll body on Thursday, in an interim order, directed the competing groups not to use the party name and "Flowers and Grass symbol" during the Bengal bypolls.
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'Temporary Fix Won't Stop Leaks': Supreme Court Judges To Visit Exam Body NTA's Office
The Supreme Court was hearing a plea seeking a direction to replace or restructure the National Testing Agency (NTA), the nodal autonomous body that conducts the NEET.
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Opinion | Saudi Arabia's Yemen Nightmare Has Come Back To Haunt It
After years of costly military intervention beginning in 2015, Saudi Arabia increasingly sought to stabilise its southern border. All that is unravelling fast now
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Surinder Koli, Acquitted In 2006 Nithari Killings Case, Dies by Suicide
Koli was found dead under suspicious circumstances in Haridwar.After being acquitted by the Supreme Court last year, Koli had been working as a tea vendor in Haridwar
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India Secures $12 Billion In Chip Investment Pledges Months After New Policy
The interest comes after India in July announced a fresh $13.4 billion semiconductor fund, stepping up efforts to build a domestic chip industry.
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Doctor In Court, His Driver 'Examined' Patients At UP Hospital, Wrote Prescriptions
Hospital authorities identified the man as Dev, the driver of emergency medical officer (EMO) Ramkesh.
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Punjab Cop Chased, Shot Dead By 2 Men On Bike, BJP, Congress Target AAP
Harjit Singh was on PCR duty when he was shot from point-blank range by the two men in Amritsar.
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Woman On Honeymoon Suffers Severe Burns During Barbecue At Bengal Homestay
Nikita and her husband Souvik, residents of North Dinajpur district, had married about two months ago. The couple had travelled to Sittong for their honeymoon and were staying at a homestay in the hill region.
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'Eggs, Tomatoes Thrown': BJP Leader's Convoy Attacked In Punjab
Bittu's office informed that his security team reportedly caught three protesters who attacked the convoy, adding that they are allegedly linked to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
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"Malicious Propaganda": KTR As He Appears In Court In Formula E Case
KTR appeared before the court in connection with the case relating to alleged financial irregularities in payments made for the Formula E race held in Hyderabad in 2023, when the BRS was in power
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Opinion | 6 AI Incidents, One Pattern: AI Has Started Lying To Us - And Hiding The Evidence
Concealing errors. Making up data. Pushing files onto the public web on their own initiative. The machines are learning to lie - and lie well.
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Moody's Raises India GDP Growth Forecast To 7% For 2026-27
Moody's said India's real GDP growth accelerated to 8.2 per cent year on year in the first six months of calendar year (CY) 2026.
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Trade Out, Tourism In: Old Chapter Ends At Cross LoC Facility, New One Set To Begin
The Trade Facilitation Centre (TFC) at Salamabad in the Uri sector regulated a duty-free and cashless barter system between the two sides of the Line of Control.
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Video: Bike Under His Car, 73-Year-Old Delhi Man Kept Driving For 500 Metres
The accused, who is identified as Venu Gopal, a resident of Vasant Kunj, is seen folding his hands in namaste, as a man grabs his collar and tries to pull him out, shows the video
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iPhone 18 Sale Begins In India: "It's Like A Festival For Me"
On launch day, physical Apple Stores opened early at 8 am and will remain open until 10 pm.
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Kerala Widens Lionel Messi Event Probe, Ex-Sports Minister Likely To Be Quizzed
A probe is being conducted into alleged irregularities in the previous government's move to host Argentina's national team's match featuring Lionel Messi in Kochi in 2025.
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Bank Holiday Today: Check If Banks Are Open Or Closed In Your State
Banks have remained closed on several days this month in different parts of the country due to festivals and other occasions.
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El Nino Puts India On Track For Its Driest Monsoon In 17 Years
Adequate monsoon rains are crucial for the hundreds of millions of Indian farmers who depend on the seasonal precipitation to irrigate fields in the country, which is among the world's biggest producers of rice, sugar and cotton
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"Collusion, Theft": Rahul Gandhi Slams Poll Panel Over Trinamool Symbol Freeze
Throwing his weight behind the embattled Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee, the Leader of Opposition said that it's not her fight alone.
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Video: Long Queues Outside Apple Stores In India As Sale Of iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max Begins
iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max India Sale: Sale of the Apple's newly launched iPhone series begins in India.
