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Underpasses, Shelters, Queues: Lives Of Families Hoping For AIIMS Treatment
AIIMS is not just any government hospital, for many families, it is their last hope, offering treatment they can afford because of its subsidised costs.
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"Absolute Lack Of Culture": KTR Slams Revanth Reddy Over "Bull-Pig" Remark
Revanth Reddy had earlier questioned KCR's absence from active politics using a "bull-pig" analogy.
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High Court Verdict Today On MK Stalin's Challenge To Kolathur Poll Defeat
Former Tamil Nadu CM sought 100 per cent counting of VVPAT slips in the Kolathur constituency, where he lost to TVK's VS Babu in the state elections earlier this year.
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Foul Smell, Then A Grim Discovery: Tripura Live-In Couple Found Dead
Suman's brother-in-law, Ripesh Debnath, who lives upstairs in the same building, told reporters that the couple had been living together for around three years.
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"Blessings Of Lord Ram": Air Force Veteran To NDTV On Temple Trust Role
Air Marshal Mishra has held several commanding positions in the Indian Air Force and was the chief of its Western Command during Operation Sindoor.
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Over 5 Lakh Claims, Objections Filed Ahead Of Delhi SIR Draft Roll Release
Delhi began the SIR with 1,45,10,299 electors. Enumeration forms were collected for 97,53,577 voters, while forms for 47,56,722 could not be collected.
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Mission Uttar Pradesh: Ahead Of 2027 Polls, Congress Turns To Farmers With Big Rally
According to Congress sources, the party's farmers' wing is preparing to launch the rally on September 7 from Muzaffarnagar in Western Uttar Pradesh.
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"Threat To Kashmiri Pandits A Plot To Stall Statehood": Farooq Abdullah's Remark Sparks Fury
The remarks, made at a time when fresh threat letters have put Pandit employees and families on edge, have drawn sharp condemnation from the displaced Hindu community and the BJP.
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NRIs Pour in $127 Billion as Reserve Bank's Dollar Scheme Beats Targets
A special forex swap facility, launched to shore up India's dollar reserves, has drawn inflows five times bigger than a similar 2013 scheme.
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Derek O'Brien, Abhishek Banerjee Aide Appears Before Cops Over Billboard Row
Trinamool MP Abhishek Banerjee's personal assistant, Sumit Roy, also appeared before the probe team today.
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Ex-Chief Economic Adviser Backs GDP Data, Calls Methodology "Cutting-Edge"
Krishnamurthy V Subramanian dismissed the Opposition's charge that the government deliberately revised last year's GDP numbers downward, so that this year's growth rate would be artificially inflated.
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Landslides Hit Nainital Villages, Homes At Risk As Rain Continues
The Meteorological Department has issued an Orange Alert for heavy to very heavy rain in three districts of Uttarakhand on Wednesday.
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"Sure Sign Of Intellectual Dishonesty": SBI Research On Doubts Being Raised On GDP Growth Data
Soumya Kanti Ghosh, Group Chief Economic Adviser, SBI, spoke to NDTV. "An unnecessary controversy was created by incorrect data interpretation," he said.
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Doctor Found Dead Inside ICU At Guwahati Hospital, Probe Launched
Hospital founder and Managing Director Dr Hitesh Baruah said the police were informed soon after the doctor was found dead.
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Flood Warning Systems Failed In Nepal. Can Satellites Strengthen Them?
The apparent movement of the glacier before its collapse has renewed discussion within the geospatial community about integrating satellite observations into early-warning systems.
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BJP Making All Appointments: Akhilesh Yadav's Jibe On Temple Trust Overhaul
Air Marshal (Retd) Jeetendra Mishra, who headed the Western Air Command during Operation Sindoor, has been appointed the organisation's first Chief Executive Officer. He is expected to handle the temple management and financial affairs.
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"They Should Compare Apples With Apples": Minister Piyush Goyal On GDP Data Critics
"Ministers do not manufacture this data," Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal says on questions over 7.8 per cent GDP growth; suggests critics should "compare apples with apples"
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Cockpit To Ayodhya: The Op Sindoor Veteran Who Will Head Ram Temple Trust
Mishra spent more than 38 years in the Air Force, rising to become Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief of Western Air Command, which oversees operations along India's western and northern borders.
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'Many Missing Links': Supreme Court Acquits Man In Murder Case
The top court noted that there was no direct evidence of the offence and the entire case against him was based on circumstantial evidence and the theory of "last seen together".
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"She Should Respect Other Women": BJP Attacks Swara Bhasker Over Padmaavat Comment
Swara Bhasker had at a recent event said a tradition such 'jauhar' shown in the movie implies "I would feel like a coward [if] I didn't kill myself to 'save my honour'".
