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BJP Starts Outreach Campaign In Muslim-Dominated Assembly Seat Of Manipur
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh on Saturday said that his main aim is to try to unite the people of Manipur after the three-year-long ethnic violence.
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Boy, 16, Dies By Suicide After Classmate's Remarks About Skin Colour
The student, Rahul, aged 16, had been living with relatives away from his family to continue his education.
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After Row Over SIR, Election Commission Launches Credibility Offensive
The SIR exercise, which the poll body has described as a routine effort to clean electoral rolls, has triggered sustained attacks from Opposition parties.
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Donkeys Fed Gulab Jamun In Bhopal As Part Of 'Ritual' To Bring Rain
Along with the feedings of donkeys, the ritual also comprised prayers for good rain.
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Weather Office Predicts Very Heavy Rainfall Across UP Over Next 24 Hours
The weather office has issued a warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places in West Uttar Pradesh and heavy rain at a few places, with very heavy rainfall at isolated locations in East Uttar Pradesh.
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Nirmohi Akhara Moves Top Court Seeking Reconstitution Of Ram Temple Trust
The Akhara has contended that the spirit of the top court's judgment has not been fully carried out, particularly with regard to the role and representation that the judgment envisaged for the Nirmohi Akhara in the management of the Ram Temple.
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UK Diaspora From India's Northeast Brings Ancestral Traditions To World Stage
The festival served as a major platform to introduce India's northeast region to a global audience
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"Huge Win": Delhi Cafes To Stay Open Till 4 AM For FIFA World Cup Final
Delhi Chief Minister announced that Delhi's existing 24x7 business-friendly operating framework would allow eligible establishments to welcome fans until 4 am, making it easier for the city to experience the final together.
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Telangana Government To Enact Stringent Anti-Adulteration Law
Revanth Reddy said that chemicals used to artificially ripen fruits, extend the shelf life of vegetables and leafy greens, and preserve milk were contributing to health disorders.
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Centre Signals Recognition Of NCPI With Trinamool Rebels, Triggers Row
Kiren Rijiju wrote to Sudip Bandyopadhyay, referring to him as the leader of the NCPI in the Lok Sabha
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2 Robberies, 1 Chilling Pattern: Bihar Village Fears "Hair-Chopping" Gang
The incidents, which took place eight days apart, have fuelled talk of a so-called "Baal Katarva" or hair-chopping gang operating in the area.
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UP Man Sentenced To 20 Years In Jail For Raping 16-Year-Old Niece
A court here has sentenced a man to 20 years of rigorous imprisonment for abducting and raping his 16-year-old niece, a lawyer said on Saturday. Additional District Judge Neeraj Kumar Garg also imp...
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'Return To Mamata Banerjee, I'll Resign': Abhishek Banerjee's Dare To Rebels
Abhishek Banerjee was responding to a question on the ever-increasing defections from the TMC in the aftermath of its assembly poll debacle, leaving Mamata Banerjee hanging by a thread as far as her control over the party.
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Tensions At NIT Silchar As Villagers Remove Locked Gate Over Road Closure
The gate, located on the road connecting Bora Khali Tea Estate and nearby villages with the NIT campus, was reportedly locked without prior notice.
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TDP Leader, 8 Family Members Strip Woman For Not Paying Bribe, Arrested
According to police, Murthy demanded a bribe of Rs 10,000 from a resident Nageshwar Rao on July 15. However, Rao declined to pay the bribe, leading to the attack on his wife.
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KTR's "Gaddari Ka Ghar" Jibe At Rahul Gandhi's "Mohabbat Ki Dukaan" Remark
KTR said Rahul Gandhi had failed to honour commitments made to unemployed youth during his visit to Ashok Nagar in Hyderabad.
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2 July 18s, 46 Years Apart, And Abdul Kalam Connections To Vikram-1 Launch
India's first indigenously developed satellite launch vehicle carried out its maiden successful mission on July 18, 1980.
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Sonam Wangchuk's Fast, Ram Mandir Row To Dominate All-Party Meet Today
Additionally, the government has announced five new bills that will be introduced in the Lok Sabha or the Rajya Sabha during the upcoming Monsoon Session.
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'Biggest White Pill Of All Time': Canadian Hails Skyroot's Successful Launch, Calls It India's New Space Chapter
Caleb Frisen, a Canadian national who has been living in India for the last eight years, called the launch the 'biggest whitepill of all time'.
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After NDTV Report, Centre Orders Probe Into B.Ed Colleges That May Not Exist
At the site linked to the college, NDTV found what appeared to be agricultural land, while nearby buildings bore the names of other institutions.
