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Sukhbir Badal Attack Live Updates: PM Modi Dials Akali Chief's Wife, Asks About His Health
Sukhbir Singh Badal Attack LIVE Updates: Akali Dal chief and former deputy chief minister Sukhbir Singh Badal was rushed to a private hospital in Nanded.
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Nepal May Have Lost Papers Of 1816 Treaty With India At Heart Of Its Border Claim
Nepal's Foreign Minister has said in Parliament's that the government cannot confirm if it possesses the original document of the 1816 Sugauli Treaty.
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Turban Came Off, Re-Tied: Moment Sukhbir Badal's Attacker Was Arrested
Jaspal Singh is now being questioned to determine the motive behind the attack, said Superintendent of Police Rohan Neelabh.
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Nurse, 30, Found Dead At Kolkata Hospital, Toilet Door Broken To Recover Body
The toilet door had remained closed for an extended period, and when there was no response to repeated calls, staff alerted the police. Police forced the door open and recovered the body, which has since been sent for a post-mortem examination.
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Attacker Tried To Stab Sukhbir Badal In Stomach: What We Know So Far
Shiromani Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Singh Badal has been admitted to a private hospital in Nanded
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Sukhbir Badal Attacked With Kirpan By Nihang Sikh At Gurudwara In Maharashtra
Akali Dal sources told NDTV that Sukhbir Badal has suffered an injury on his hand, but it is not life threatening. He is being treated at a private hospital in Nanded.
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"Total Failure Of Intelligence": Akali Dal Leaders On Sukhbir Badal Attack
Akali Dal chief and former Punjab deputy chief minister Sukhbir Singh Badal was injured in a knife attack in Maharashtra's Nanded on Thursday, police said.
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Dope Test For All Air India Pilots After Captain Found Positive For Marijuana
Air India's mandatory dope test for all its pilots comes amid a row over a captain of its Phuket-Delhi flight testing positive for marijuana.
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Drugs Worth Rs 40 Crore Seized From Truck In Guwahati, 2 Arrested
According to West Guwahati Deputy Commissioner of Police Balin Deuri, the truck appeared empty and after a detailed search a concealed compartment built into the vehicle was discovered.
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Ex-Judge, 90, Duped Of Rs 2.5 Crore In 'Digital Arrest' Cyber Scam In Jaipur
According to the FIR lodged on a complaint by his nephew Ravindra Singh Mohnot, Ganpat Singh Bhandari received a WhatsApp video call on July 28 from an unidentified number.
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Opinion | China's PLA Is Entering A Dangerous New Phase, And India Can't Afford To Look Away
As the final year in the run-up to the PLA's 100-year goals commences, three problems stand out as unresolved.
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Rajya Sabha Passes Bill To Curb States' Tax Powers On Minerals
The Lok Sabha had passed the bill on Wednesday, while the Rajya Sabha cleared it on Thursday, completing the parliamentary approval process.
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When Sukhbir Singh Badal Was Attacked Outside Golden Temple In 2024
Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Badal was attacked in 2024 while performing Sewadar duties at the gate of Golden Temple in Amritsar.
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Independence Day Full Dress Rehearsal Parade Held At Delhi's Red Fort
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address from the ramparts of the iconic Red Fort on August 15 is expected to draw large crowds and involve extensive restrictions on movement in the capital city.
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From Maoist Camps To Modelling Ramps: Former Women Rebels Wow The Internet
Former women Maoists from Chhattisgarh's Bastar region stunned audiences by walking the ramp at a National Handloom Day event in Raipur.
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Kerala Woman Killed In Accident Near Bengaluru, Locals Flag Poor Roads
The victim, identified as Medha from Kerala, was travelling pillion with her friend when the accident occurred in Hebbagodi.
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Ex-Trinamool MLA Nirmal Ghosh Arrested Over "Hurried Cremation" Of RG Kar Rape-Murder Victim
The arrest comes days after Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari, while attending a programme to mark the second death anniversary of the doctor, directed the police to register a separate case into the circumstances surrounding the cremation.
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"If You Can't, We Will": Top Court Ultimatum To Centre On Food Item Labelling
"The matter concerns the health of citizens - particularly children - and decisions should not be influenced by corporate pressure," the court said.
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Maharashtra Woman Drugs Husband, Beats Him With A Bat, Tries To Bury Him. He Survives
The murder planning began on July 30 when the woman, Sharmila Praveen Jagtap, mixed sleeping pills into her husband, Praveen Jagtap's, juice.
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Tata Chair's Exit Leaves $120 Billion Spending Ambition In Limbo
Few of Tata's industrial rivals have taken on the same risk with investments in cutting-edge technology sectors.
