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Supreme Court To Go Virtual, Judges To Car-Pool Amid Save Fuel Push
The move comes in the wake of a recent Office Memorandum issued by the Centre's Department of Personnel and Training on May 12, aimed at promoting fuel conservation and efficient functioning.
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Gujarati Folk Singer Continues Singing As Devotees Rain Lakhs on Him, Video Viral
Gujarat folk singer Gopal Sadh has gone viral after a video showed him covered in cash during a Dayro event in Junagadh.
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UP Woman Gives Birth To 4 Babies Over 5 Days In Rare Normal Delivery
Doctors delivered all four babies -- two boys and two girls -- without a Caesarean section, despite the pregnancy being categorised as 'high-risk'.
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'Safety At Stake': Owner Calls For Probe Into Attack On Indian Ship Off Oman
The MSV Haji Ali was attacked off the coast of Oman.
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BRICS Demands Gaza Truce, Slams Tariffs At New Delhi Foreign Ministers' Meet
The meeting, hosted by India as the 2026 BRICS chair, brought together the foreign ministers of all ten member states.
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Ballot Papers To Be Used In Punjab Local Polls, BJP Demands EVMs
Punjab BJP President Sunil Jakhar-led delegation met with the State Election Commissioner and demanded that the elections be conducted using EVMs.
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Video: Endangered Primate Uses Bridge Over Rail Track In Assam Sanctuary
The Northeast Frontier Railway set up canopy bridges over railway tracks in Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary to facilitate the safe movement of the gibbons.
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Blog | The Inescapable Curse Of Being A Woman Politician In India
Women politicians in India are rarely allowed to exist as just politicians. They become emotional symbols. Everything except ordinary political leaders doing ordinary political things.
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Bengal Suspends 3 IPS Officers Over "Lapses" In RG Kar Rape-Murder Case
Suvendu Adhikari clarified that the state government was not getting into the actual investigation of the crime, which is being conducted by the CBI and argued in court.
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"We See What They Post On YouTube, Facebook": Chief Justice Flags "Fake Degree" Lawyers
The remarks came during a hearing related to senior advocate designations in the Delhi High Court.
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"Be Careful": Top Court Reprimands Uddhav Thackeray Group In Sena Split Case
The court said that as the matter is sub judice, or under judicial consideration, parties involved should refrain from speaking to the media about the pace of proceedings or the case.
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Delhi Auto, Taxi Fares Likely To Rise After Fresh CNG Price Hike
The CNG prices in Delhi were increased by Rs 2 per kg, taking rates close to Rs 80 per kg.
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Bhojshala Complex's Disputed Area Declared Temple By Madhya Pradesh High Court
Bhojshala Complex's Disputed Area Declared Temple By Madhya Pradesh High Court
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"Very Slow": Supreme Court Orders Fast Track Trial In Renukaswamy Murder Case
The top court also perused a report from the Civil and Sessions Judge, Bengaluru, which revealed that the charge was framed in the case on November 3, 2025.
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From "Time To Buy Cycle" To "We Understand": Commuters Divided On Fuel Price Hike
Oil companies say they have been incurring losses due to higher global crude oil prices.
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Southwest Monsoon Likely To Arrive In Kerala On May 26: Weather Office
Kerala usually sees the onset of the monsoon around June 1, which then advances northwards covering the rest of the country.
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On Camera, 2 Men On Bike Snatch Gold Chain From RJD MLA's Brother In Patna
Patna, May 15 (IANS) The brother of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) MLA Rahul Kumar became a victim of a chain snatching in the Bihar capital on Friday when two bike-borne assailants attacked him.
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Fuel Price Hike: From Groceries To Cab Rides, What May Get Costlier
Petrol, Diesel Price Hike: In India, about 65% of freight moves by road. A hike in fuel prices leads to a rise in the prices of all other commodities.
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Drones Are Like "Claws In The Sky" Now: Air Force Chief
The seminar is being co-hosted by think-tank Centre for Aerospace Power & Strategic Studies (CAPSS) and Indian Military Review (IMR) publication, at the IAF's Subroto Park here.
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31 People Held Hostage After 3 Killings In Manipur Released, 7 Still Captive
According to one of the hostages' accounts, they were blindfolded and repeatedly taken through mountainous and forested areas, moved from one location to another under armed escort.
