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Noida's Hindon Floodplain Residents Intensify Hunger Strike Over Power Demand
Sukhbir Khalifa said 4 lakh to 5 lakh families have been living in the Pushta Park area for the past 10 to 12 years without electricity, water or basic facilities.
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Councillors, Court, 10 pm Vote: How Congress Won Rajasthan's Tijara Thriller
In the 35-member council, 31 were independents. Congress had just one councillor, while the BJP had three. That left the independents holding the key to the outcome.
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Opinion | As UN Interviews Its Next Chief, The Interviewers Have Some Explaining To Do
On the panel sit governments whose wars, vetoes, and unpaid dues have helped make the organisation ineffective.
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Sharjeel Imam Gets 7-Day Interim Bail To Attend Cousin's Wedding
The interim bail was granted to enable him to attend the wedding ceremonies of his cousin during the specified period.
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Air India Staffer Suspended Over Italians Skipping Immigration At Delhi Airport
The lapse occurred earlier this month when three Italian nationals travelling from Amritsar to Delhi were able to board a Delhi-Munich flight without completing mandatory departure immigration clearance.
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Maharashtra Judge Warns Railways Official Of Contempt Case Over Bedbugs In VIP Room
The show cause notice mentioned that the existing sofas continued to have bedbugs. It described the situation as a "disgusting position" for High Court judges to sit in.
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"Theft Of Democracy": BJP After Court Order On Sonia Gandhi's Voter Roll Entry
The BJP leader's remarks came after the Special Court for MP/MLA cases at Rouse Avenue set aside a Magistrate's order that had refused to direct the registration of an FIR against Congress leader Sonia Gandhi.
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"Doctor Removed My Eyes": Uttarakhand School's Bizarre Anti-Mobile Exercise Leaves Children Screaming
As part of the exercise, one child was reportedly made to wear bandages over his eyes, with red-coloured liquid applied around them to make it appear as though he had suffered a serious eye injury.
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Top Court Questions Poll Body On Notices Issued During Delhi SIR Revision
As per the petitioners, the draft electoral roll in Delhi excluded around 47 lakh names, while notices were issued to around 33 lakh other voters whose names remained in the draft roll.
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0.6 Gram Seizure, 2,000 km Chase: How Kerala Police Cracked A Drug Network
Investigators continued examining phone records, financial transactions and movements patterns before tracing Tabu to Bengaluru, where he was arrested.
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"When Decisions Are Made...": In Boardroom Battle, Tata Trusts Gets Sharad Pawar's Backing
Nationalist Congress Party (SP) chief Sharad Pawar has clearly indicated whose side he would take in the Tata Trusts vs Tata Sons battle
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Key Accused In Bihar Groping Horror Shot During Encounter, Taken To Hospital
Pictures showed the key accused, Nandan Yadav, with his arms slung across the shoulders of security personnel, being rushed to a hospital.
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"Bring Your Sisters": BJP MLA's Remark On Muslims At Garba Triggers Row
BJP MLA from Huzur in Bhopal, Rameshwar Sharma, said that Muslim boys shouldn't come "alone to Garba, but also bring their sisters and daughters." Our boys are ready, he added.
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On CCTV, IIT Bombay Student's Last Walk From Exam Hall To Hostel Room
IIT Bombay: A crime branch team led by police officer Dharamveer Bansod will go through the footage as part of the investigation
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Vijay Builds On MK Stalin's Breakfast Scheme, But Gives It A New Identity
The decision to extend free breakfast to students up to Class VIII means Vijay is not dismantling a flagship scheme of the previous government. Instead, his government is adding to a programme that has become closely associated with the DMK's welfare record.
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New 150-Km Expressway In Western UP To Cut Moradabad-Aligarh Travel Time To 90 Minutes
The proposed highway will run from Moradabad through Amroha, Sambhal and Bulandshahr before reaching Aligarh.
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No Scope For Irregularities: Chandrababu Naidu Rejects Teacher Recruitment Scam Charge
He added that his government had conducted the Mega DSC after 2024 and provided around 16,000 jobs.
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Rajya Sabha Polls For 10 UP, 1 Uttarakhand Seats On October 16
The October 16 elections will therefore cover both scheduled retirements and a casual vacancy in the Upper House.
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Opinion | Trump-Xi Meet: What China Can Give America, And What India Could Lose
If Trump can secure some of what he wants directly from Beijing, India's immediate value to Washington could change in particular areas.
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Soaps, Shampoos, Toothpaste To Carry Veg, Non-Veg Markings Under New Rules
It will now be mandatory, say rules, to indicate whether the products are of vegetarian or non-vegetarian origin.
