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LPG Black Market Exposed In Bhopal As Iran War Triggers Supply Shortage
As thousands of residents in Bhopal stand in long queues for LPG cylinders under the scorching summer heat, NDTV's on-ground investigation has uncovered a disturbing parallel market thriving quietly inside residential neighbourhoods.
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When Supreme Court First Recognised Concept Of Passive Euthanasia
The top court allowed passive euthasia for Harish Rana and directed the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, or AIIMS, to prepare a tailored plan for withdrawal of treatment while ensuring dignity in the process.
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Telangana Couple Sell Infant For Rs 1.5 Lakh Due To Financial Crisis
A shocking incident has come to light in Telangana's Medak district, where a couple allegedly sold their one-month-old baby for Rs 1.5 lakh due to financial hardships, officials said.
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"Which Parent Wants This?" Harish Rana's Father After 'Right To Die' Order
No parent wants death for his or her child, Harish Rana's father, Ashok Rana, said hours after the Supreme Court allowed passive euthanasia for the 31-year-old, who has been in a vegetative state for 13 years.
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No Biryani, Shahi Paneer For Lawyers As LPG Shortage Hits Delhi High Court Canteen
Lawyers visiting the Delhi High Court canteen may have to skip their usual hot meals for now amid LPG shortage.
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PM Modi Set For Trichy Rally As BJP-Led Bloc Faces Setbacks In Tamil Nadu
Ahead of his visit to Tiruchirappalli on Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a sharp attack on the ruling DMK, accusing it of being "rattled" by the growing popularity of the NDA in Tamil Nadu.
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How Cops Use Digital Tools To Combat Organised Crime In Punjab
In a secure operations room in Punjab, screens glow with call records, digital maps and intel alerts, while phones buzz with field updates from districts across the state.
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After Oil, Gas, Iran's Hormuz Chokehold Raises Fertiliser Red Flag For India
US-Israel war on Iran disrupts fertiliser supply to India, threatening imports, particularly urea, and posing food security risks for the country's 147 crore population to add to concerns over energy supply volatility.
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Pothole Jolt Revives Brain-Dead Person? UP Case Sparks Massive Debate
The case involves Vinita Shukla, a resident of Pilibhit, who collapsed at home on February 22. She was taken to local hospital where she was declared brain dead.
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UP Woman Poisons Daughter Over Her Relationship. Tries To Frame Boyfriend
In Uttar Pradesh's Fatehpur district, police have uncovered that a young woman, Farzana, was allegedly killed by her mother and brother, who were reportedly angered by her relationship with a Hindu man.
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Regulator's New Rules For Foreign Airlines Wanting To Launch Ops In India
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has issued a fresh set of guidelines for foreign airlines seeking to operate flights to and from the country, detailing the approval process.
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5 Instances When Supreme Court Cracked Down on "Frivolous" Petitions
Amid repeated warnings against the misuse of Public Interest Litigations (PIL), the Supreme Court has in recent hearings expressed strong concern over what it described as "frivolous petitions".
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Harish Rana Can Die Because Aruna Shanbaug Lived: India's Euthanasia Journey
Fifty-three-years before the Supreme Court allowed Uttar Pradesh's Harish Rana to die, a 25-year-old nurse suffered a brutal sexual assault at Mumbai's King Edward Memorial Hospital
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Opinion | 'We Protect America, Not Vice Versa': Inside Gulf's Growing Frustration With Trump
Arab states are increasingly waking up to the bitter truth that the US compromised the region's safety for Israel's war goals, despite millions of dollars spent on security arrangements.
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UP Anti-Terrorism Squad Arrests Navy Lance Naik For Spying For Pakistan's ISI
The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has arrested a 24-year-old Indian Navy Lance Naik on charges of spying for Pakistan's intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), and sharing sensitive information related to naval assets.
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Social Media Ban For Children: Why The Policy May Be Hard To Enforce
Social media addiction has been linked to anxiety, reduced attention spans, sleep disorders and declining academic performance.
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"Mom, Don't Know If I'll Return": Faridabad Pilot Before UAE Rescue Mission
In the middle of the war between the US, Israel and Iran, a young pilot from Faridabad, 23-year-old Deepika Adhana, played a key role in rescuing 169 Indians stranded in the UAE.
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'No LPG Shortage': Mohan Yadav As Weddings Deferred, Businesses Hit
For the past two days, hotels and restaurants have been facing an acute shortage of commercial gas cylinders, raising fears of a wider supply crisis.
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About Love, Life And Loss: Top Court's Remarks In Passive Euthanasia Case
The Supreme Court today allowed passive euthanasia for Harish Rana - a 31-year-old man from Ghaziabad who has been in a comatose condition for more than 12 years - by withdrawing his life support.
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Iran War Pushes Many Eateries Into Retro Mode: Wood, Coal Replacing LPG
The headlines have been about India's strategic petroleum reserves but the crunch over volatility in energy supply from the Middle East as a result of US-Israel's war on Iran is also being felt by a hospitality sector starved of LPG cylinders.
