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Navi Mumbai International Airport Launches First International Flight
Navi Mumbai Airport launches its first scheduled international flight to Abu Dhabi with Air India Express.
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Can Bengaluru Start-Up's 'Virtual Magnet' Replace China's Rare-Earth Magnets?
Bengaluru-based start-up has invented 'Virtual Magnet' that allows them to build motors using only copper and steel, completely eliminating the need for rare-earth materials.
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"Fastest Implementation": UK Trade Minister On Trade Deal With India
Chris Bryant said deal marks quickest turnaround UK has ever managed between signing an agreement and bringing it into effect.
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"Why Silent Now?" DMK Attacks Vijay Over Tamil Nadu Custodial Death
The DMK has demanded that Vijay speak up on the issue the same way he raised the custodial deaths when DMK was in power.
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Gangster Rohit Godara's Home Razed Overnight, Cops Say 'We Didn't Do It'
Preliminary assessment suggested that an earthmover machine was used to bring down a considerable part of the building, officials said.
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Taslima Nasreen Set To Return To Kolkata After 2 Decades, Row Erupts
Taslima Nasreen is scheduled to attend a programme protesting fundamentalism at Rabindra Sadan in Kolkata on August 1.
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Stones Thrown, Vehicles Torched: Mob Attack At Assam Rifles Camp In Manipur
The mob reached the Assam Rifles Company Operating Base (COB) at 9:30 pm and reportedly starting throwing stones, and damaging property.
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Andhra Hit And Run: Ex-Minister's Son Surrenders, Tried To Frame Friend First
Initially Siddharth, a friend of Aarav and the registered owner of the motorcycle, allegedly confessed to causing the accident
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Centre Orders Real-Time Monitoring Of Indian Seafarers Amid Gulf Attacks
Government orders real-time tracking of Indian seafarers in Gulf after Strait of Hormuz attacks left one dead, nine injured on merchant vessels
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Draft Report On June 2025 Air India Crash Due In October: Probe Body
Draft final report on June 2025 Air India crash expected in October, Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau tells Supreme Court.
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Man Attacked With Axe, Hands Chopped Off At UP Petrol Pump After Fight
Victim's hands were severed at the wrists. He also suffered serious injuries to his leg and multiple deep wounds to his head
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Admit Quitting Party Was "Mistake": Congress Invites Mamata Banerjee To Event
Congress leader Subhankar Sarkar urges Mamata Banerjee to attend July 21 programme and admit past political error
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Video: Man Clings To Car During Chase After Family Was Attacked In Nashik
A new video of the chase shows one of the accused clinging to the victims' car as the family tried to escape.
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With Election On Horizon, Why Punjab Matters More Than Ever For PM Modi
The repeal of the three farm laws, though politically compelled after prolonged protests, also remains a significant chapter in the BJP's attempt to rebuild trust in Punjab.
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Taslima Nasrin To Return To Kolkata After 20 Years For Literary Event
Exiled author Taslima Nasrin will participate in a literary event in Kolkata on August 1.
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Twisha Sharma Case Accused's Custody Extended For Not Cooperating With CBI
Court extends judicial custody of Samarth Singh and Giribala Singh till July 28 over voice sample dispute.
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Law Student Who Abused Chief Justice, Threw Papers In Court Arrested
A second accused, Chander Bhan, who was with him, has also been arrested. Both are residents of Uttar Pradesh and are law students.
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Why Delhi Is Spending Rs 9,585 Crore To Replace Old Commercial Vehicles
Delhi approves Rs 9,585 crore scheme to replace 2.07 lakh old commercial vehicles with cleaner alternatives.
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Passport 'Regulates Departure Of Indians, Less Than 8% Have It': Centre
A passport is a document that is issued by the government to regulate the departure of citizens from India, the Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said.
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Thief Posing As Beggar Steals Rs 1.5 Lakh Phone From Karnataka Shop
In a shocking incident in Karnataka's Belagavi, a thief disguised as a beggar allegedly stole a mobile phone worth around Rs 1.5 lakh from a mobile store.
