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PM Modi's Indonesia Visit to Unveil Major Defence, Digital Push: Envoy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Indonesia is set to mark a significant upgrade in India's strategic partnership with Southeast Asia's largest economy.
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Head Injury, Sexual Assault: Autopsy Of Bengal Girl Who Was Stuffed In Sack
Police arrested the key accused in the case on Monday, taking the total number of arrests in the case to three.
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Sunjay Kapur Family Trust Row Settled By August, Delhi High Court Told
Legal dispute over late businessman Sunjay Kapur's family trust may be resolved through mediation by August, lawyers told Delhi High Court.
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Analysis: Is Bangladesh's China Pivot Just Positioning For Negotiations With India
Xi Jinping has takeaways for India as it signals China's permanent presence in Bangladesh, especially in the Teesta region.
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Punjab Congress United? Charanjit Channi Camp Flexes Amid Rift Talk
Former CM Charanjit Singh Channi shares photo of senior leaders backing him, signaling a dissident camp within Punjab Congress.
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INS Mahendragiri, India's 6th Stealth Frigate, To Join Navy Fleet On July 11
It is the first warship to carry the name Mahendragiri and the sixth ship of the Nilgiri-class under Project 17A.
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Andhra Fishermen Rescued After Boat Breaks Down Off Odisha Coast
Ten fishermen from Chintapalli village in Andhra Pradesh's Vizianagaram district were rescued after their mechanised fishing boat developed an engine failure and drifted off the Odisha coast near Puri, officials said.
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Champat Rai's Resignation Accepted By Ram Temple Trust Amid Donation Theft Row
Among the frontrunners to succeed Champat Rai is Bajrang Bagra, sources said.
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Spycam In Eyewear Inside Badrinath Temple Lands Mumbai Man In Trouble
Any kind of photography or videography is strictly restricted inside the sanctum sanctorum of the Badrinath temple.
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Police Complaint By Aunt Adds To Ram Temple Theft Suspect's Troubles
Based on a complaint by her, police in Ayodhya have invoked serious charges against Mishra and seven others.
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"Planned, Monitored Attack": Hafiz Saeed Named In Pahalgam Attack Chargesheet
The supplementary chargesheet runs as an extension to the original 1,597-page chargesheet.
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'Dowry, Belt Beatings': Delhi Woman's Mother On 72-Day Marriage Before Death
The family has alleged that Akriti had been subjected to continuous harassment over dowry since her marriage. They claimed that her husband and his relatives had been demanding Rs 20 lakh and had repeatedly threatened and mistreated her.
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Delhi Police Bust Interstate Racket Selling Fake Governmentt IDs, 2 Arrested
Police said the accused operated the website by asking customers to first recharge a digital wallet before placing orders.
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Extradition Of Nirav Modi Soon After Loss In European Human Rights Court
In March, Modi's petition to reopen proceedings against his extradition order by UK courts was rejected by the High Court of Justice, King's Bench Division in London.
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Video: People Use Rope To Pull Patient's Car From Floodwaters In Maharashtra
For the past four days, relentless torrential rains have caused widespread devastation across the state. Mumbai, Thane, Pune, and the Konkan region have borne the brunt of the downpour, severely disrupting daily life.
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"Satluj Sympathises With Terrorism": Lawyer Seeks FIR Against Diljit Dosanjh
Originally titled 'Punjab 95', the long-delayed movie was released on ZEE5 under the title Satluj last Friday but was taken down soon after.
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Two Men Drown At Navi Mumbai Dam Complex As Heavy Rain Swells Water
So far, the body of one person has been recovered, while a police search operation is underway for the other.
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BJP Alleges Karnataka SIR Irregularities, Wants Probe, DKS Hits Back
Karnataka CM denies government interference in voter list revision, calling BJP's complaint fabricated and politically motivated.
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Story Behind Satluj: Revisiting Jaswant Singh Khalra Case And A Wife's Decades-Long Fight
Jaswant Singh Khalra exposed and documented illegal cremations and enforced disappearances during Punjab's militancy years at the hands of the Punjab Police.
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Indigenous Rifle Made In 100 Days Clears Tests, Set For CAPF Induction
The rifle has successfully cleared Army General Staff Qualitative Requirement (GSQR) trials, extensive field evaluations in all climatic conditions and MHA Board trials.
