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Illegal Call Conversion Racket Busted In Bengaluru, Rs 40 Lakh Items Found
A Vodafone Limited registration officer filed a complaint with the cybercrime police station on November 28, alleging that SIM boxes were used on the fourth floor of the Devaraj building in Bengaluru's Electronic City.
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"Where 10,000 Deployed...": Supreme Court Pushes States Over Booth Officer Deaths
The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed serious concern over the deaths of men and women some by suicide working as booth-level officers, or BLOs, to revise state voter lists.
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"We Can't Drive At 130 Kmph": Congress MP In Lok Sabha, Nitin Gadkari Responds
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi referred to a viral video of Nitin Gadkari showing him in a car on a highway and alleged that Assam does not have highways as good as the one in the video.
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Ahead Of Putin's India Trip, Rahul Gandhi's "Insecurity" Jab At Centre
Hours ahead of Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to India, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, has accused the Narendra Modi government of discouraging visiting foreign leaders from meeting leaders of the Opposition
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Haryana Environment Minister Admits Air Quality Index Machines Show Incorrect Data
Rao Narbir Singh said that most devices cannot display readings beyond 500 AQI, even when the actual pollution may be far higher.
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India To Have Electronic Toll Collection In A Year: Nitin Gadkari
Union minister Nitin Gadkari on Thursday said the current system of toll collection will come to an end within a year and an electronic system will take its place, ensuring a seamless experience for highway users.
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Bengaluru Techie Dies By Suicide, Family Blames Civic Officials Of Harassment
Murali Govindaraju's mother alleged that continuous harassment and illegal extortion demands by two individuals pushed her son to kill himself.
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Snipers, Anti-Terror Units: Delhi On High Alert Ahead Of Putin's Visit
Senior police officers said that from Putin's arrival to his departure, every movement will be tracked by multiple security units operating jointly.
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"Mockery Of System": Supreme Court Slams 16-Year Delay In Acid Attack Case
An acid attack survivor's heartbreaking plea for justice still absent, 16 years after the barbaric assault and a simultaneous appeal to help other women, including those forced to drink the substance prompted shock from the Supreme Court.
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Indian Army Veteran Freed After 5 Months In Houthi Captivity: Centre
India on Thursday welcomed the release of Indian crew member Anilkumar Raveendran, an Army veteran from Kayamkulam in Kerala who had been held captive by Houthi rebels in conflict-ravaged Yemen.
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Opinion | The Anti-Putin 'Op-ed': Why Europe Must Stop Lecturing India Like It's 1905
Europe has had it easy for centuries. Today, two non-European powers - the US and Russia - are deciding its fate. What really stings the old continent today is this acute feeling of impotency, a sense of irrelevance.
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New Safety Rules Kicked In For All Airlines. Why IndiGo Was Hit The Hardest
Angry outbursts, desperate requests, and helplessness -- chaos is unfolding at IndiGo counters in airports across the country as the airline battles operational issues leading to delays and cancellations for hundreds of flights and airport woes
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"Children, Elderly Suffering": Sonia Gandhi Demands Action Against Pollution
Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi on Thursday asked the Centre to take action to curb air pollution in Delhi-NCR, saying the children and elderly are suffering.
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Haryana Horror: Poonam's "Beauty Complex" And 4 Dead Children In 2 Years
Poonam the Haryana woman accused of killing four children, including her son first tried to commit murder in 2021; the chosen victim was her niece, Vidhi, then just two-years-old.
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Trinamool MLA Humayun Kabir Suspended Over Proposal To Build Babri Mosque Replica
Trinamool MLA Humayun Kabir has been suspended from the party after he proposed to build a Babri mosque replica in West Bengal's Murshidabad.
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SIR Reunites Son With Parents After 26 Years In West Bengal
The SIR process reunited Prashanta Dutta and his wife, Santona Dutta, with their son, Tarun Dutta, who left home 26 years ago.
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IndiGo Faces Backlash From Passengers Amid Flight Cancellations: 'Get Your Act Together'
Passengers faced long delays and poor communication at airports, with many stranded for up to 14 hours amid IndiGos operational disruptions.
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Pilots' Body Call Out IndiGo's "Prolonged, Unorthodox Lean Manpower Strategy"
Pilots' body Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) has alleged that IndiGo, despite getting a two-year preparatory window before the full implementation of new flight duty and rest period norms for cockpit crew, "inexplicably" adopted a "hiring freeze."
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Andhra Allots 480 Acres For Adani-Google AI Data Centre In Visakhapatnam
Andhra Pradesh government has allotted 480 acres of land in Visakhapatnam and Anakapalli districts to Adani Infra (India) Pvt Ltd, a 'notified partner' of Raiden Infotech India, a Google company, for setting up 1 GW AI Data Centres in the state.
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IndiGo Shares Fall Over 3% Amid Flight Disruptions Due To Crew Shortage
InterGlobe Aviation, the parent company of IndiGo, saw its shares fall more than 3 per cent on Thursday as the airline continued to struggle with large-scale flight disruptions across the country.
