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Maoist-Style Posters Surface In West Bengal's Purulia Ahead of Polls
As news of the posters spread, anxiety grew among residents, given Purulia's past history of Maoist activity.
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A Shortcut To Death: Family Of 9 Avoids Main Road, Ends Up Dead In Well
On Friday, three adults and six children from the Dargude family had travelled to an event in Dindori
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Air India CEO Campbell Wilson Calls Resignation "Natural Juncture" In Letter To Employees
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson Calls Resignation "Natural Juncture" In Letter To Employees
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'Swear On Bhagavad Gita': Congress Challenges Himanta Sarma Over Asset Claims
Congress Media and Publicity Department chief Pawan Khera alleged that Sarma's wife, Riniki Bhuyan Sharma, owns three passports and that the family has business interests worth Rs 52,000 crore in the United States.
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"Conveyed His Intention In 2024": Air India Confirms Campbell Wilson Exit
New Delhi, April 7 (IANS) Air India on Tuesday confirmed the resignation of Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Campbell Wilson.
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'Submitted Documents But...': Anger, Worry After Bengal SIR Cuts 90 Lakh Voters
Voting for this election will be held over two phases - 152 seats will vote on April 23 and 142 on April 29. Results will be declared on May 4.
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2 Children Killed After Bomb Attack On Their House In Manipur Village
According to sources, the projectile struck a residential house in Tronglaobi village, causing a powerful explosion that instantly killed two children.
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Kamal Haasan Opposes Death Penalty For Cops In Tamil Nadu Custodial Torture Case
While welcoming justice in the case, Kamal Haasan, the Makkal Needhi Maiam (MNM) chief, reiterated his opposition to capital punishment.
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Dilip Ghosh, The BJP Veteran Making A Comeback In Bengal Elections
Dilip Ghosh began his political career in 1984 as a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) volunteer.
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Kerala: The Existential Election For The Left
The Left Front is battling a 10-year incumbency after it managed to beat Kerala's revolving door political system with a big win in 2021, when the state was known to change governments every five years. Can it score a hattrick to make history again o
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Man Breached Delhi Assembly To Get Police's Help In Finding Nephew: Sources
Sarabjit, a native of Pilibhit, first travelled to Nangal in Punjab in search of his nephew but had no luck.
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Air India Ticket Prices To Rise As Airline Revises Fuel Surcharge
Air India Ticket Prices To Rise As Airline Revises Fuel Surcharge
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Opinion | 'Holy' Orders? Why US Fighters Are Now Being Told Iran Is 'God's War'
Mahdi to Armaggedon to Amalek to Jesus, how religion has hijacked the US-Iran war.
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Mini Cooper Crashes Into Bike In Goa, Woman Working At 5-Star Hotel Dies
Darius Dias, who was driving the Mini Cooper, is the son of Andrew Dias, a businessman with a bakery and hotels in Goa
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Assam Cops At Pawan Khera's Home Amid Himanta Sarma's Wife's Passport Row
Pawan Khera, the chief of Congress' Media and Publicity Department, had in a press conference on Sunday alleged that Himanta Sarma's wife, Riniki Bhuyan Sharma, owns three passports and that the family has business interests worth Rs 52,000 crore in
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$4.5 Billion A Month Jackpot: Why Iran Wants World To Accept Hormuz 'Authority'
Reports from Iran indicate the regime plans to use this money to rebuild infrastructure destroyed by US-Israel strikes, and potentially re-stock missile and drone arsenals.
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Dhaka-Delhi Reset: Bangladesh Foreign Minister's India Visit Signals New Chapter In Ties
Bangladesh Foreign Minister Dr Khalilur Rahman's India visit aims to build trust and cooperation.
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Ghosts Of 1971 Crisis: Why France Moving Gold From US Is Spooking Markets
France's central bank sold the older bars in New York at record-high gold prices and used the proceeds to buy higher-standard gold in Europe.
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Councillor's Husband Attacked In Office In Panipat, 4 Arrested
The assault took place on Monday evening at the office of Surender Garg, husband of Ward No. 17 councillor Rajni Garg, where a group of men allegedly entered the premises and attacked him following a dispute, officials said.
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"Rooted In Tradition, Not Discrimination": Centre On Women In Sabarimala
The ban on women (between ages 10-50) at Sabarimala stems from Lord Ayyappa's nature as Naishtika Brahmachari, not impurity or inferiority, the Centre said in written submission filed ahead of the hearing.
