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"Laughable": High Court On Food Regulator's 98% Score To Secretariat Canteen
The Bombay High Court dismissed the FDA's 98 per cent rating of the Mantralaya canteen, calling it "laughable" and sending a team of four lawyers to inspect the premises again.
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Opinion | World's Biggest Military Now Has A Supply Problem. Inside US' Weapons Crisis
For the first time in decades, America is facing an existential question: not whether it can continue to fight multiple wars, but whether it has enough weapons left to do so.
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Cabinet Approves Rs 84,084-Crore Offshore Oil, Gas Exploration Scheme
The scheme is also expected to stimulate significant investments across the exploration and production value chain, creating long-term opportunities for industry, innovation and economic growth, the communique said.
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Cabinet Approves Rs 36,441-Crore Sports Push Under Khelo India, NSF Schemes
The existing budgetary allocation for the Assistance to National Sports Federations (NSFs) for the year 2026-27 stood at Rs 425 crore.
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Punjab Congress Rift: Charanjit Singh Channi's Brother Kept Out Of Key Meet
Punjab NSUI president Ishwarpreet Singh Sidhu, another aspirant from Fatehgarh Sahib, also alleged that he was deliberately kept out of the programme.
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'Embraced Freedom': Omar Abdullah, Estranged Wife Get Divorce After 17 Years
Omar Abdullah and Payal Abdullah were married on September 1 in 1994. They have two sons and have been living separately since 2009.
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Cabinet Okays 5,000-MW Floating Solar Power Plants With Rs 5,070-Crore Outlay
All states and Union Territories will benefit through this scheme, which aims to enhance the floating Solar PV capacity in the country by 5,000 MW.
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Cabinet Approves PM-Kisan Scheme Extension By 5 Years With Rs 3.15 Outlay
Under the scheme, each eligible farmer family receives annual financial assistance of Rs 6,000.
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"Savagery": Ex-AAP Leader Tahir Hussain Gets Life For Intel Officer's Murder
Announcing the sentence on former Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) councillor Tahir Hussain, Delhi's Karkardooma court said the "manner of the crime was of utmost brutality"
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Army Downs Pakistani Spy Drone Near LoC, Memory Card Recovered
Vigilant Indian Army shot down a Pakistani surveillance drone in the Khour sector of Jammu on after it was spotted hovering dangerously close to key military installations along the Line of Control (LoC).
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Supreme Court Stays Order To Bring National Stock Exchange Under RTI Act
A bench of justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta agreed to hear a petition filed by the NSEI and sought responses from the Central Information Commission and others.
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Analysis: The Kingmaker Region - Why Doaba Holds Key To Punjab's Politics
Doaba was the pocket borough of the Congress and Shiromani Akali Dal-BJP till 2017. In 2012, the SAD-BJP alliance dominated the region, securing a combined 16 seats compared to Congress' six.
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Bihar Moves To Get Minister Deepak Prakash Elected To Council After Top Court Rap
Top Court has asked Bihar government to explain how its minister, Deepak Prakash, is continuing in office for over six months without being elected.
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Opinion | India's Defence Deals Have A Serious Problem Nobody Talks About
For over 20 years, India believed that its defence deals would help nourish the domestic industry. Now, a parliamentary report suggests that never quite happened.
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Dressed In Saffron, Pappu Yadav Enacts Donation Theft, Rahul Gandhi Joins
As part of a skit, the MPs, including Rahul Gandhi, put money into collection boxes, while Yadav slipped money into his pockets to symbolise the theft
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No Food, No Water: Maharashtra Building Collapse Victims Share Ordeal
Bhiwandi Building Collapse: Long before specialised rescue teams reached the site, locals say the first rescue operation was carried out by ordinary residents.
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Record Overlaps, Title Disputes: Why Delhi Is Pushing A Property Aadhaar Card
Despite its name, the proposed Delhi Property Aadhaar Card has nothing to do with an individual's Aadhaar number.
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Cauvery Protests Hit Vijay's 'Jana Nayagan' In Karnataka, Theatres Cancel Shows
As the Cauvery protests gathered momentum, several theatre owners voluntarily suspended 'Jana Nayagan' screenings to avoid any law and order issues.
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Opinion | Why Rahul Gandhi Keeps Making The Same 'Communication' Mistake
The Congress leader suffers from a strange paradox: always heard, but rarely followed.
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Army Major Killed, 2 Officers Injured After SUV Hits Camel In Rajasthan
The impact caused the vehicle to overturn four to five times before skidding nearly 100 metres, according to police.
