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The 1972 Treaty That Defines How India, Pak Talk To Each Other
The Shimla Agreement committed both countries to resolving their disputes, including Kashmir, through direct negotiation.
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'Delulu', 'Clock It': Gen Z Lingo Reaches Lok Sabha During Paper Leak Debate
As MPs discussed a Bill meant to stop examination paper leaks, they reached for Gen Z's vocabulary, probably to sound a little more in step with the young people whose protests had put the Bill on the table in the first place.
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Assam Floods: Why Extreme Rainfall Turns Into A Recurring Disaster
37,139.52 hectares of area under crop coverage are still submerged, while 26,679 animals have been washed away.
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Priyanka Gandhi vs Anurag Thakur Over "Cow Urine Expert" Jab At IIT Professor
Addressing the Monsoon Session in the Lok Sabha, Priyanka Gandhi questioned the government's reliance on yet another committee to reform India's examination system.
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In Poll Postmortem, CPM's Biggest Admission Is About Hindutva
In a statement that smacked of defeat, the document read, "The party is not sufficiently equipped to counter the RSS-BJP Hindutva-communal-corporate propaganda".
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Pregnant Women Lured, Newborns Sold: Cops Bust Trafficking Racket In Kerala
The racket got exposed following a complaint filed by a 22-year-old pregnant woman from Assam.
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2 Days, 2 Warnings: CJP Threatens To Restart Protest If Agitators Face Action
The CJP's Saurav Das said the Supreme Court had allowed the police to proceed with existing FIRs and expressed apprehension that the government would "weaponise" this against protesters.
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Surat Locker Operator Steals Customers' Jewellery Worth Rs 2.67 Crore
The accused obtained duplicate keys and used them to open at least six lockers. All four accused have been arrested.
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Lured To Thailand, 3 Indian Men Tortured For Rs 69 Lakh Ransom By Gang Of 4 Pakistanis, 1 Indian
Three Indian men were kidnapped and tortured for ransom in Pattaya before Thai police rescued them.
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"Ear Was Almost Severed": Woman Recounts Police Crackdown During CJP Protest
Nutan Toppo, a resident of Jharkhand's Gumla district, said she had travelled to Delhi on July 20 to participate in the student demonstration.
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Assam MLAs To Donate One Month's Salary For Flood Aid
Congress MLA from Srijangram, Nurul Islam, welcomed the decision and said it should have been taken earlier.
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Tejasvi Surya's "Delulu" Jibe At Congress Over Paper Leak Bill
Tejasvi Surya said the student who is preparing for the next examination, "is more concerned about who is going to fix the system for the future".
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CPI(M) Alleges Delhi Police Tried To Arrest Student Leader At Party Office
CPI(M) General Secretary M A Baby termed the incident an "illegal attempt" by Delhi Police to enter the party headquarters to arrest Ghosh and described it as "a dangerous assault on democratic norms".
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"Strange Reaction": Rahul Gandhi On Pralhad Joshi As Education Minister Pick
Joshi had defended the early release of 11 men serving life terms for raping Bilkis Bano and killing her family during the 2002 Gujarat riots.
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Cross-Border Handler Behind Sangrur BJP Office Attack: Police
Speaking to NDTV, Sangrur Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Ravjot Grewal said the accused were motivated purely by money and were in direct contact with a foreign-based handler.
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10-Year Jail, Rs 10 Crore Fine: Anti-Paper Leak Bill Explained
The move comes two years after Parliament enacted the country's first dedicated law targeting organised cheating, paper leaks and examination fraud in major public examinations.
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Delhi Approves Lakshmi Yojana Scheme, Women To Get Rs 2,500 Financial Aid
The Delhi Lakshmi Yojana has been approved by the cabinet, and the portal for this will be launched on August 1.
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Vijay Writes To PM Modi, Objects To Jal Shakti Ministry's Reply On Mekedatu
The ministry, he said, "has stated that the judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court dated 16 February 2018 does not expressly stipulate that Karnataka should obtain the consent of the lower riparian States before constructing a structure across the River Cauvery".
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Gen Z Has Done More For The Country Than You: CJP Slams Kangana Ranaut
Ranaut had said the language used during the CJP-led protests was "puke-inducing" and "crass".
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Opinion | One Crisis, 4 Wins: How China Might Just Have Hit A Geopolitical Jackpot
Oil to yuan, China's fortunes have only multiplied, thanks to others. But why grudge it the advantages it has been handed almost on a platter?
