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Air India Cuts Fuel Surcharge On Some Routes, Including Europe, North America
The surcharge has been reduced to $200 from $280 along North American and Australian routes and to $125 from $205 on European routes.
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CBSE Chief Prashant Sitaram Appointed Additional Secretary In Home Ministry
Sitaram, a 2001 batch IAS officer, was appointed CBSE chairperson last month after the incumbent was shifted out amid the On-Screen Marking (OSM) system row.
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Gun, Bullet Found In Metro Passenger's Bag At Delhi's Mandi House
The police are currently trying to ascertain the motive behind the accused attempting to enter the metro with the weapon and how he had acquired it.
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MLA Disqualified, Bypoll In Madhya Pradesh's Datia To See Prestige Fight
Within the Congress, intense discussions are in progress over the choice of candidate. The strongest buzz surrounds Arjun Bharti, son of disqualified former MLA Rajendra Bharti
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Strong Indicators Show India's Economic Resilience Amid Global Uncertainty
Showing India's growth momentum, the nation's GDP, one of the most important economic indicators, grew by 7.7 per cent in financial year 2025-26, reaffirming its position as the world's fastest-growing major economy.
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"They Are Using Ethanol In Racing Cars": Oil Minister Hardeep Puri
Puri defended the government's push towards greater biofuel blending while addressing the heavy financial toll on oil marketing companies amid recent global crude price volatility triggered by the Middle East crisis.
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After WhatsApp, Centre Sends Notices To Telegram, Signal Over Usernames: Sources
The government is concerned that with the introduction of usernames -- meant to keep phone numbers private -- there will be a spurt in online impersonation, fraud and digital arrests.
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Trees Cut, Ponds Destroyed In Key Kerala Reserve, High Court Takes Note
The environmental damage centres on nearly 300 acres of cardamom patta land at Goodanpara Estate, where forest officials say large-scale tree cutting and excavation were carried out under the guise of developing cardamom plantations.
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India, Japan Vibrant Democracies With Shared Values: Envoy Nagma Mallick
The envoy said during India and Japan's bilateral engagements, "our two sides will hold discussions to deepen our economic partnership to mutual benefit".
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Chinese Presence Growing In Indo-Pacific, India-Japan Ties Closer: Experts
In a discussion with NDTV today, India's former Ambassador to Japan Sujan R Chinoy said while China is a global power in terms of economy, it is not quite there yet in terms of military power.
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Provident Fund Contribution Beyond Rs 1,800 A Month Voluntary: Centre
Under the new Employees' Provident Funds Scheme 2026, notified by the Labour and Employment Ministry on Monday, both employee and employer contributions will be capped at the current wage limit of Rs 15,000 per month.
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Panic Button, Surveillance: Security Boost For Mumbai Locals After Stabbing
One of the key proposals under consideration is expanding the use of facial recognition-enabled surveillance cameras at major railway stations by replacing conventional CCTV systems.
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Cables In Drain, Unanswered Calls: 17-Year-Old Electrocuted In Rain-Hit Thane
The victim, Aliya Chandiwala, a resident of Yasmeen Park in Mumbra near Thane, had stepped out for some work when she was electrocuted in a waterlogged area.
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High Court Rejects 16 Documents Presented By Man As Proof Of Citizenship
The court made the observation dismissing a petition challenging a lower-court order that declared an Assam resident a foreigner.
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Siya Goyal Agrees To Lie Detector Test In Ketan Agarwal Murder Probe
Police took Siya Goyal to a site in Pune on Thursday morning where she and her alleged lover, Chetan Chaudhary, had rehearsed how to push Ketan Agarwal off the cliff, police said.
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Woman Stripped, Paraded In Madhya Pradesh By In-Laws Over Property Dispute
During the assault, her hair was cut off, her clothes were torn, and she was left without clothes before being forced to wear a garland made of shoes and paraded through the village.
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In Punjab Reset, Congress Steers Clear Of 2022 Pitfalls, Sends Unity Message
The appointments suggest that the Congress leadership has learnt lessons from the turmoil that had hurt the party before the 2022 assembly elections. Back then, the party had replaced Captain Amarinder Singh with Charanjit Singh Channi as Chief Minister.
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Assam-Arunachal Highway Shut As Heavy Rain Triggers Landslides
As landslides continue, the office of the Executive Engineer of the Public Works Department (PWD) has ordered suspension of all vehicular traffic on the highway.
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Fake Marriage Racket Busted In Delhi, 3 Arrested: Police
Investigators said the gang's plan was to flee from the matrimonial home with cash and valuables after the marriage.
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Air India Express Resumes Flights To All Middle East Destinations
Currently, the carrier operates around 780 weekly flights between India and West Asia connecting 18 Indian cities directly with the region.
