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Supreme Court Pulls Up Centre For 'Denying' Disabled Soldiers Their Benefits
Supreme Court highlights non-implementation of 2015 report on disabled soldiers' benefits.
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'Gateway To Expand Into Mideast': Oman Pitches New Port For Indian Businesses
Ambassador of Oman to India Issa Saleh Abdullah Alshibani said the Embassy has been bringing stakeholders from Oman to India to promote the country and its growing commercial infrastructure.
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Rajasthan Woman Married Partner. Family Kidnaps Her, Triggers Car Chase In Bengaluru
The 21-year-old woman from Rajasthan had married her lover against her family's wish and moved to Bengaluru.
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Covid Over, But Plague Of Custodial Deaths Continues: Allahabad High Court
Allahabad High Court said the plague of custodial death does not show any sign of abating.
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No Ganesh Idol Immersion In Water Bodies From 2027: Tamil Nadu To Green Court
The assurance came during the hearing of a petition seeking directions to prevent Ganesh idol immersion in water bodies because of the environmental damage caused by the practice.
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Anti-Pollution Crackdown Intensifies Across NCR, 150 Inspections In 15 Days
Over the 15-day period, CAQM's Flying Squads conducted as many as 150 targeted inspections across industrial units, construction sites, and power-generation facilities.
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Punjab Ambedkar Statue Row: BJP's Vijay Sampla Injured In Clash With BSP Workers
According to the information available, an argument broke out between the two sides after alleged remarks against Sampla, which subsequently led to a minor clash between BJP and BSP workers.
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2 Dead In 2 Days During Clashes Over Ganesh Chaturthi Procession In Tamil Nadu
The latest incident was reported in the villages of Keelkarapattu and Melkarapattu in Cuddalore district.
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Exclusive: After Survey Flags 2,800% Pharma Profit, Tukaram Mundhe Calls For Transparency
While pharma or any other industry will not work to incur losses, Tukaram Mundhe said there needs to be transparency. "A trade margin of 2800 per cent is not acceptable, either as a consumer or as a hospital or as a regulator," he told NDTV.
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In 2025, J&K Saw No Stone-Throwing Incidents, Only 1 Terrorist Recruited
The Defence Ministry said local youth have abandoned the path of violence and are increasingly opting for government welfare and employment schemes.
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6 Minors Drown In Lake Near Hyderabad During Ganesh Idol Immersion
Eight boys staying at a hostel run by a charitable trust at Pedda Kanjarla village, fell into the lake during the immersion, police said.
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"We Are Very Liberal": Supreme Court On Bail Cases Involving Marijuana
A bench of Justices MM Sundresh and PB Varale verbally observed that accused persons can approach the Supreme Court for bail in such cases once their bail pleas are rejected by the lower court
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Centre Asks Ola, Uber, Rapido To Do Away With Advance Tipping Option
Khare, who also heads the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA), stressed that tipping is entirely voluntary and should remain at the consumer's discretion after the completion of a ride.
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Revanth Reddy Orders Probe Into Farmhouse Linked To KCR, His Party Hits Back
Hitting back, BRS floor leader T Harish Rao alleged that the Reddy family collectively owned around 308 acres.
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Will Fake Paneer Sale Be Banned Across India? Food Body Chief Explains
There are many inspections in which things are found to be okay, Punhani told NDTV in an exclusive interview. "It is when there are violations that gets highlighted in the media. So it is not that everyone is violating but the violations get highlighted," he said.
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17-Year-Old Girl Raped In Chhattisgarh, 4 Men Arrested: Cops
According to police, the minor had gone out with one of the accused known to her. He allegedly took her along with three of his friends to a village, where the four men sexually assaulted her.
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India Goes Digital For Climate Change, Launches Net Zero, Action Plan Platforms
The 'Net Zero Portal' serves as a centralised digital platform for entities across sectors to register and publicly disclose their net zero strategies.
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Fungus, Cockroach, Dead Mice In Warehouse: Ganesh Products Loses Licence
In view of the findings, the FSSAI licence granted to Ganesh Products Private Limited has been suspended forthwith in the interest of public health and will remain suspended until further orders.
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5 Congress MPs On Parliament Panel That Sought Charge On UPI Payments, Did Not Dissent: Sources
The parliamentary panel chaired by Bhartruhari Mahtab of the BJP said tiered MDR be notified without delay, in observations in its 44th report in August.
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Student, 20, Found Hanging In Hostel Room At Assam's Tezpur University
He left a diary containing a note about his life and death, some students told reporters. While police confirmed that a diary was found, they refused to share its content.
