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Husband Kills Wife, 2 Daughters Before Dying By Suicide In Karnataka
A man allegedly killed his wife and two daughters before dying by suicide in Karnataka's Mysuru district, police said.
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IIT Roorkee Warns Students Against "Political Movement". Then A Clarification
The advisory, dated July 20, surfaced as student-led protests intensified across India following demonstrations in Delhi demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over examination-related controversies.
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Fresh Faces, Women Likely To Get Berths In Karnataka Cabinet Expansion
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar and Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) President BK Hariprasad reached the national capital on Tuesday for consultations with the party's central leadership.
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Sonam Wangchuk Shifted From Safdarjung Hospital To Medanta After Court Order
The court asked the director of Medanta Hospital to form a team of doctors with requisite expertise to constantly monitor Wangchuk.
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Rajasthan Man Kills Wife, Hides Body In Trunk After She Refuses To Give Money For Liquor
Station House Officer Ram Singh Yadav said the accused, Krishna Kumar Jat (40), had a dispute with his wife Sulochana (34) on Saturday over money for alcohol.
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AAP's Swipe As Rahul Gandhi Stages Sit-In Protest Outside PM Modi's Home
Rahul Gandhi's protest outside the PM's house is an attempt to undermine the protests by the Cockroach Janta Party, the AAP claimed.
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Adani Total Gas Q1 Revenue Rises 27% To Rs 1,910 Crore
The company said its operational performance remained strong during the quarter, with combined standalone CNG and PNG sales volumes rising 13 per cent year-on-year to 303 million metric standard cubic metres (MMSCM).
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Rahul Gandhi Went Back On His Word After His Demand Was Accepted: Minister
Singh said the Centre agreed to the Congress' demand for discussions in Parliament, but another clause was added by Gandhi.
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Army Rescues 571 People From Flood-Hit Areas In Assam
Dedicated Flood Relief Columns from the Spear Corps have been carrying out day-and-night rescue operation since on Jul 19, officials said.
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10 Arrested for Attacking Civic Officials During Bengaluru Eviction Drive
Violence erupted during an anti-footpath encroachment drive in Bengaluru's Shivajinagar after street vendors allegedly attacked Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) officials who had arrived to clear encroachments from public footpaths.
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Man Murders Wife, 7-Year-Old Son, Then Tries To Kill Self In Maharashtra: Police
As the door of their room did not open till afternoon, the neighbours suspected foul play.
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Soy Milk, Pasta And A Prison Plea: US Mercenary Wins Food Relief In Tihar Jail
Counsel for Matthew VanDyke argued at length before the court that his client had been unable to eat the prison diet because it was "spicy, oily, deep-fried and greasy", and that his medical condition required a different diet.
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CJP Sacks Spokesperson Over Burger Video. "I'm Not Accountable," He Says
The CJP said in a statement that it "strongly condemns the deeply insensitive actions" of Vijeta Dahiya, whose videos surfaced on social media during Monday's march.
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Explained: Why Ladakh Is Facing Extreme Wet And Dry Spells
2024 was the only year in this period when rainfall was not in the large-excess category with Ladakh receiving 17 per cent more rain than normal.
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Ex-Cop, His Family Beat Farmer To Death Over Land Dispute In Rajasthan
The accused, a neighbouring retired ASI, wanted to possess the land and was pressuring the victim, Sushil to transfer it in his name.
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70 km To 500 Metres: Two New Ladakh Bridges To Boost Border Tourism
A new motorable bridge in Ladakh's Nubra Valley is expected to reduce a nearly 70-km journey to a crossing of about 500 metres, making remote border villages easier to reach for residents and tourists.
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20-Year-Old Woman In ICU After Being Injured At CJP Protests In Delhi
The woman, who remains on ventilator support, collided with a barricade during police crackdown on protesters at Jantar Mantar.
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Rs 5 Lakh Silver Lota Accidentally Discarded, Indore Civic Workers Search Through Tonnes Of Garbage
The recovered heirloom was handed over to the local municipal councillor, with the elderly woman currently away on a religious pilgrimage.
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Char Dham Yatra Resumes In Uttarakhand After Temporary Suspension
According to the officials, the pilgrimage, suspended on Monday, has been smoothly restarted following a necessary review of the travel routes.
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Opinion | Kaveri To J-20, How China Overtook India In A 40-Year-Old Race To Build Fighter Jets
Both launched ambitious military jet engine programmes during the 1980s. Both depended heavily on Soviet and Russian technology. Four decades later, however, the finish line tells two dramatically different stories.
