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Late Or Weak It May Be, But Monsoon Never Failed India In 13 Million Years
Continuity does not mean stability. Paleoclimate records reveal that the monsoon has gone through dramatic fluctuations in the past. One of the most significant events occurred around 4,200 years ago, when a major drought hit large parts of Asia.
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Venezuela Acting President To Visit India From June 3-7: Foreign Ministry
Addressing a briefing, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that the Venezuelan leader would be accompanied by a high-level delegation comprising several ministers.
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BJP Prefers A Weakened But Not Decimated Trinamool. It Serves 2 Purposes
BJP would prefer Trinamool Congress to remain the main opposition, even though symbolic.
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'Why Doesn't CBSE Make Him Adviser?' Panel After Student's Presentation
Sarthak Sidhant alleged that a comparison of multiple CBSE tender documents revealed several discrepancies that, according to him, appeared to favour a particular service provider
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A Chaotic Hearing In Twisha Sharma Case That Nearly Led To A Fistfight
The hearing today in Twisha Sharma case witnessed high drama, heated confrontations, and explosive allegations.
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Punjab Claims It Beat Kerala, Delhi To Claim Top Spot In School Education
The AAP government, which came to power in 2022, said the state has now secured the top position in the country, ahead of Kerala, Maharashtra and Delhi.
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Assam Student Called "Characterless" Over Outfit Choice, Internet Condemns Moral Policing
Sharma showed viewers her clothing - a standard black tank top paired with trousers, and demanded to know what was "bad" or inappropriate about it.
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'India Better Placed Amid Iran War Than In 2013': Ex-RBI Governor To NDTV
With the Iran war keeping crude elevated and battering currencies worldwide, former RBI Governor D Subbarao tells NDTV's Gaurie Dwivedi that India is no longer among the "fragile five" economies of 2013, and that the central bank should let the rupee find its own level.
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Quack Flees After Leaving Pregnant UP Woman's Abdomen Open, Baby Survives
Following protests by family members, authorities found that the hospital was operating without the required permissions.
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"He Slapped Me": Mumbai Woman Accuses Uber Driver Of Assault Over Fare, Company Responds
Mumbai Woman Alleges Uber Driver Assaulted Her Over ₹40 Toll Dispute
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Opinion | Why Pete Hegseth's Unusual 'Shangri-La' Speech Should Worry India
Usually, the forum is not the stuff of headlines. This year, though, almost every country seemed uneasy, thanks to Hegseth.
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Dehradun Woman Locked In Toilet For Months, Fed Raw Rice, Beaten By In-Laws
Her in-laws violently pulled out hair from her head, leaving her scalp bare, the woman's father alleged.
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Jet, Set, Go: India Prepares To Buy 114 More Rafale Fighters, Air Chief In France
Indian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh is on a four-day visit to France.
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Adani Portfolio Reports Highest Ever Capex By Any Indian Corporate In FY26
Nearly 80 per cent of investments were directed towards core infrastructure platforms spanning energy, utilities, transport and logistics, according to India's leading infrastructure and utilities portfolio.
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Bihar Law Aspirant, 17, Found Hanging In Hostel. Probe Underway
Patna, June 2 (IANS) A 17-year-old law entrance aspirant from Bihar's Samastipur district was found hanging from the ceiling fan in a hostel room in Patna's Secretariat Colony area on Tuesday, prompting a police investigation.
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Centre Revises Registration Rules For Foreigners Staying Beyond 180 Days
Government now requires foreigners to register before 180 days expiry for extended stays
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Maharashtra Teen Gets Crushed To Death Under Cricket Pitch Roller At Camp
A 15-year-old boy died under a pitch roller during cricket practice in Maharashtra, prompting homicide charges.
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Dargah Demolition In Mumbai's Aarey Colony Reignites Old Dispute
Officials say the trustees were given notices, but failed to prove the legality of the structure
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US To Deport 30 Indians Working Illegally As Truck Drivers
Thirty Indian truck drivers arrested in US for illegal residency during Operation Checkmate.
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51 Wounds, Cigarette Burns: Kerala Toddler Abused For A Month, Killed By Mother's Lover
On May 29, when the child cried loudly, the man struck him on the head, and destroyed evidence before taking the toddler to the hospital.
