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'Haven't Learnt': KTR To Congress On Land Notice To Hyderabad University
The Telangana government's decision to issue a show-cause notice to Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU) over 50 acres of land in Hyderabad's commercial hub of Manikonda has triggered a fresh political controversy.
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Fake Passport, Role In Drug, Human Trafficking: Nigerian Woman Deported From Telangana
The Telangana government has intensified its crackdown on foreign nationals involved in illegal activities, moving forward with deportations despite the high cost to the state exchequer.
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Sleeping Outside AIIMS, Patients, Relatives Battle Cold, Pollution And Rats
AIIMS Delhi, India's largest and most well-known government hospital, treats thousands of patients every day. Yet, just outside its gates, a grim reality unfolds every night.
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Opinion | China's "Core Interests": What It Means, And Why Arunachal Is Now A Part Of It
India should be cautious of the possibility of China's new 'low-risk-high-returns' approach towards the border: delegitimising the nationality of Indian travellers from Arunachal and the use of proxy actors acting at its behest.
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'Image Damaged': Court's Criminal Liability Warning Over Indore Water Deaths
The Indore Bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court on Tuesday came down heavily on the state government and the Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) over the contaminated water crisis.
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Hemant Soren Steps In After Clearance Delay For Abhishek Banerjee's Chopper
Trinamool Congress national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee reached Rampurhat in Bengal's Birbhum later than scheduled for a public rally on Tuesday, after flight clearance for his helicopter was delayed.
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Catch Salahuddin: Inspired By US Action In Venezuela, PoK Refugees' Appeal To PM
Displaced individuals from Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir have called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to launch a bold and decisive strike against terror infrastructure in the region. Their ideas are inspired by the recent US operation in Venezuela.
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'So Many Applications Don't Come For Humans': Top Court On Stray Dogs Case
The Supreme Court on Tuesday took note of the number of interlocutory applications being filed before it in the stray dogs case and said that so many applications normally don't come even in cases of humans.
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Metro Official, Family Killed In Fire At Flat In Delhi
A Delhi Metro Rail Corporation official and two members of his family died in a fire at their residence in northwest Delhi's Adarsh Nagar in the early hours of Tuesday, officials said.
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Sadhu Claiming To Be Standing For 7 Years Draws Attention At Magh Mela
Amid rows of ash-smeared ascetics and chanting devotees at Magh Mela here, a 26-year-old sadhu is drawing quiet but steady attention for an unusual spiritual vow -" he claims he has not sat or lain down for the past seven years.
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Communities In Manipur Cutting Across Ethnic Lines Seek End To Attacks
Civil society organisations of communities cutting across ethnic lines in Manipur have asked the government to ensure attacks on civilians are stopped in the border state, where thousands of central security force personnel have been deployed.
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4 Killed, Many Injured After Vehicle Carrying 40 Falls Into Gorge In Manipur
Four people, including three women, were killed and many injured after a pickup van fell off a hilly road in Manipur's Churachandpur on Tuesday.
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In US Lobbying Firm's Filings, No Mention Of Trump Mediating In Op Sindoor
Newly examined US public disclosures have cast fresh doubt on former President Donald Trump's repeated assertions that Washington brokered a ceasefire between India and Pakistan during Operation Sindoor in May last year.
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Central Pollution Body Pulled Up By Supreme Court Over Tardiness, Adjournment
The Commission for Air Quality Management or CAQM, was strongly reprimanded by the Supreme Court today, which said the pollution body was not taking the issues raised by the court seriously.
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Supreme Court Gives Centre 4 Months To Decide On EPF Wage Ceiling
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Central government and the Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) to decide, within four months, on revising the wage ceiling under the Employees Provident Fund Scheme (EPFS)
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Can't Erase My Dad's Name: Riteish Deshmukh On BJP Leader's Remarks
Maharashtra BJP chief Ravindra Chavan on Tuesday apologised for his remarks on Vilasrao Deshmukh, after an emotional response from the former chief minister's son and Bollywood actor Riteish Deshmukh.
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Video: Thief Tries To Break Into House, Gets Stuck In Exhaust Fan Hole
Subhash Kumar Rawat, a resident of Kota, had gone to a temple with his wife and when they returned, nothing could have prepared the couple for the sight that awaited them: a man was stuck in a hole meant for an exhaust fan in their house.
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"Will Trump Kidnap Our PM Like Venezuela?" Congress Leader's Shocker
Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan has added firepower to the party's national chief Mallikarjun Kharge's frontal attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over what he claimed was US President Donald Trump dictating terms to India on important matters.
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2.89 Crore Voters Removed From UP SIR Draft List, Maximum From Lucknow
Releasing the draft revised list for Uttar Pradesh after the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), the Election Commission said 2.89 crore voters have been removed from the electoral rolls in the state, including 46 lakh voters who are dead.
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Budget 2026: How India's Union Budget Is Prepared, A Behind-The-Scenes Explainer
Union Budget 2026 is prepared through a structured, months-long process that includes detailed data collection, inter-departmental consultations, secrecy-ensuring traditions.
