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Telangana Minister's Daughter Criticised Revanth Reddy. Then A Sacking
After being dropped from the cabinet, the former state Forest and Endowments Minister returned to her oft-repeated defence that she cannot be punished for her daughter's actions.
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5 Dead In UP As Heavy Rain Batters Several States, Flood Alert In Bengal
A 66-year-old man in Amethi died after a mud wall collapsed amid heavy rain in Naya Purwa village on Wednesday evening.
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Dialogue Over Force: Rajasthan Proposes New SOP For Student Protests
Under the proposed framework, experienced officers will reach the spot, speak to the students and understand their grievances.
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ISRO To Launch EOS 5, Its Hawk Eye In Sky - 10 Key Takeaways
At 2:55 am on September 4, ISRO will attempt to launch one of its most ambitious earth observation satellites into space.
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Myanmar National Arrested With Meth Worth Rs 11.4 Crore In Mizoram
The contraband, valued at Rs 11.4 crore, was recovered from Lalpanliana, a resident of Falam in Myanmar, police said.
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India, Seychelles Discuss Maritime Security, AI Cooperation
On Wednesday, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla also met Azarel Ernesta and the accompanying parliamentary delegation
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Been Transparent On Data Souces: Top Official Explains 7.8 Per Cent GDP Figure
"I think we have been very transparent with what data sources we are using and those data sources are available for anyone to cross-check in case they have any doubts on that data," he said in an exclusive interview with Gaurie Dwivedi.
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How Conversions, Casteism Pushed Dalit Voters To A Crossroads In Punjab
Elections in Punjab do not invent Dalit conversion; they only make it visible. Videos of turbaned men, most of them Dalits, stepping into baptismal tanks circulate every campaign season.
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Sabarimala Gold Theft Probe Nears End After 11 Months, Final Report Soon
SIT chief S Sasidharan told the court that the investigation into the Kattillappali (gold-clad door frame) case has been completed, while the probe into the Dwarapalaka idol case is in its final stage.
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All-Hindu Committee Takes Over Kolkata Janmashtami Event Started By A Muslim
Rakesh Singh, who has now formed a committee consisting of only Hindus, said that 16 of the 18-member Janmashtami puja committee were Muslims earlier.
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Sachin Pilot, The Jat Factor And The Battle For Rajasthan Congress
The optics of Sachin Pilot-being driven to a Bishnoi function by two important leaders from the Jat community sends a clear message: new equations are underway within the Congress
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15,000 Patients A Day, Long Waits For Some: Delhi AIIMS' Capacity Under Strain
According to AIIMS-New Delhi's 2024-25 annual report, the institution attended about 50 lakh outpatients and 3.5 lakh inpatients during the year and performed over 3 lakh surgical procedures.
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Kerala High Court Upholds 10-Year Jail Term For Man In Minor's Assault Case
Justice A Badharudeen dismissed the appeal filed by the accused, Reji, confirming the trial court's verdict and directing that his bail bond be cancelled.
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Opinion | Indus Treaty, Hague, And Pakistan's Endless Search For Leverage Over India
If the IWT survived all the trials in the past, it is because India's threshold of tolerance had been unusually high. But Pakistan must know that it can't arm-twist India through international pressure.
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Pakistani Intruder Arrested Near International Border In Jammu
The BSF is currently questioning Nazir to ascertain whether the crossing was inadvertent or a deliberate attempt to check the alertness of troops on the border to push in terrorists in the near future.
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Bangladesh PM Compares Sheikh Hasina To 'Kansa' At Janmashtami Event
The Ministry of Religious Affairs and the Hindu Religious Welfare Trust jointly organised the programme.
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Under Water And Slush: Inside Nepal's Power Station Devastated By Flood
Nepal Flood: Army personnel have been working relentlessly at Galchi to dig transformers and other equipment out from beneath the thick layers of silt and slush.
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'30-40 People Swept Away In Front Of Me': UP Man's Nepal Flood Survival Story
Ashutosh Upadhyaya, seated on a wooden cot surrounded by his family members, said as the flood waters started rising, the workers climbed a small mountain.
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"Excited To See India Build A Local AI Economy": Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's Message
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has urged India to "move faster" on artificial intelligence, saying the country has the opportunity to build a strong local AI economy.
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Opinion | Nepal's 'Climate Compensation' Pitch Is Valid, But Its Demand From India Isn't
Nepal's vulnerability gives it a claim on multilateral climate finance. It does not follow that India bears responsibility for this.
