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Odisha, Andhra Pradesh On Alert As Severe Cyclonic Storm Arnab Approaches
Arnab is likely to cross Andhra Pradesh and Yanam coasts between Bapatla and Visakhapatnam as a very severe cyclonic storm, with maximum sustained winds of 115-125 kmph gusting up to 140 kmph by the forenoon of October 28
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"Bail Would Paralyse Probe": What Madras High Court Said Before DMK Leader's Arrest
One of the most significant grounds cited by the court for not granting bail was the alleged shielding of on the run co-accused, Muthukumar.
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Gen Z Strike Called Against Arunachal Dam, Forces Airlifted From Mumbai
The Arunachal Pradesh Police are preparing for the agitation and have called in two Rapid Action Force (RAF) companies from Navi Mumbai to Pasighat as reinforcements.
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"I Fold My Hands": Content Creator Breaks Down On Camera Over Racist Video
The case began when a clip showing Shaukeen making racially derogatory comments to the Tripura youth spread across social media. It drew widespread condemnation across the Northeast and beyond.
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Rahul Gandhi to Launch Congress' Mission 2027 from Bhagwant Mann's Home Turf
Punjab Congress chief Pargat Singh announced that Rahul Gandhi will initiate a fresh phase of the party's election preparations from Malwa
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Air Force Officer's Delhi House Looted, Jewellery Worth Rs 40 Lakh Stolen
The theft took place around noon on October 7 in Sector 24 of Rohini, under the Begumpur police station area limits, when no family member was present
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5 Killed In Shootout At Guwahati Hotel After Dispute Between Owner, Lessee
The incident occurred at Hotel Bilas Inn in Guwahati's Bora Service area.
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Mumbai Man, 21, Killed After Local Train Hits Him While Crossing Tracks
However, it was not clear if the fatal accident was linked to the chaos caused by large-scale disruption in suburban train services on the Central Railway (CR)'s Main Line.
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Gurugram To Install Nearly 2,500 Streetlights To Reduce Accident Risk
The corporation claims this initiative will improve nighttime visibility for both drivers and pedestrians. The installation of lights along the Medanta Road sidewalk has already been completed.
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No Change To Form 6, Declaration Is Separate: Poll Body To Top Court
The Election Commission said in the court document that only the central government can make changes to the format of Form 6.
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Poll Body Suspends 6 Officials For Agra Legislative Council Election Lapses
The six delinquent officials would face charge sheets and another 21 polling officials shall face disciplinary proceedings, the poll body said in a letter issued to the Chief Electoral Officer, Uttar Pradesh.
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Don't Waste Money, Celebs Must Do Anti-Fireworks Campaign For Free: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court questioned why celebrities who attend the annual Mumbai Police event 'Umang' could not spare 15 minutes for a social cause.
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Delhi's Pension List May Shrink As It Verifies 4.4 Lakh Elderly Beneficiaries
The verification drive could change the size of the beneficiary list, making the latest figures important for understanding how the scheme has evolved and what may change next.
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Several Workers Trapped In Bengal Coal Mine After Pulley System Glitch
Eastern Coalfields Ltd (ECL) CMD Satish Jha said the incident happened at the Kumardihi A underground mine after a rope slipped off the pulley drum, disrupting the mechanism used to transport workers in the cage.
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A "Final" Warning For Protesting Students As Jamia Extends Online Classes
The notice, shared by the protesters, said their presence in the building, which houses the departments of Political Science and Economics, was unlawful and disrupting academic activities.
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Over 2.3 Crore Gig Workers By 2030: India Tweaking Its Labour Survey Methods
As of March 10, 2026, Maharashtra had the highest number of platform workers registered on the e-Shram portal, with 1.38 lakh registrations.
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Farm Fires Are Rising: How Much Do They Add To Delhi's Pollution?
Data from the Daily AQI bulletin of the Central Pollution Control Board show that the 24-hour average air quality index in many cities across northern India is worse than in much of southern India.
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"Driven By Stress": Chennai Techie Sent Over 800 Bomb Threats Across India
Assistant Commissioner of Police Srikant Goud of Shamshabad said the accused allegedly created fake email accounts and used them to send between 700 and 800 bomb threat messages across the country.
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Kashmiri Pandit Activist Arrested Over Cyber-Terror Threats To J&K Employees
In August, panic gripped Kashmir Pandit employees in Kashmir after purported threat letters against some employees with their names and contact details were circulated.
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El Nino May Worsen Mumbai's Air Pollution, Expert Warns
On October 24, Mumbai's Air Quality Index (AQI) reportedly touched 322, placing it in the very poor category, while Delhi recorded 176.
