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Rain, Gusty Winds Hit Delhi As Met Department Warns Of Thunderstorms
Delhi saw an unusual spell of rain on Friday leading to a drop of 7-10 degrees Celsius in temperatures.
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Liquor, Goat Liver, Aghori Rituals: Self-Styled Godman's Web Of Lies Exposed
Accused Rhythm Ashok Panchal alias Monty, on the basis of such fake claims, lured those seeking solutions to personal and professional problems.
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Women's Representation In Legislatures: What The Numbers Reveal
Even at the peak of their representation in 2019, women accounted for 14.4 per cent of the Lok Sabha
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Petrol Queues, Search Spikes: India's Oil Panic Eases After Hormuz Opens
Diesel demand jumped to 8.72 million tonnes, up sharply from 7.66 million tonnes in February, while petrol consumption surged to 3.77 million tonnes.
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Indian Navy Veteran Can't Return From Qatar Despite Commuted Death Sentence
Purnendu Tiwari was among eight former Navy personnel arrested by Qatari authorities on espionage charges in 2022.
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Rs 20 Lakh Cash, 10 Kg Jewellery Looted In Madhya Pradesh Bank Robbery
Investigations have revealed that one of the accused was wearing a helmet while the others had their faces uncovered, making identification easier through CCTV.
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Tipra Motha Party Sweeps Tripura Tribal Council Polls, BJP Down To 4 Seats
The BJP, an ally of the Tipra Motha Party in the state government, was reduced to four seats.
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9 Tourists Killed As Van Falls In Gorge Into Tamil Nadu, PM Condoles Deaths
The van carrying 13 people from Kerala's Malappuram district lost control while descending the Valparai-Pollachi hill road.
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"Women Are Watching Who The Obstacle Is": Amit Shah On Reservation Bill
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said the delimitation exercise will lead to rationalisation of voters in every constituency.
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Why BJP's Campaign In Bengal Focuses On Security Issues, Chicken's Neck
The BJP accuses the Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal of delaying handing over land for the fencing of the border.
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Adani Group Partners MHADA To Redevelop Mumbai's Motilal Nagar
Officials have clarified that while the master plan is largely approved, certain elements can still be modified based on suggestions from local residents.
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Children Still Draw The Sun: Art From Destroyed Iran School Shown In Delhi
According to the organisers, the exhibition showcases artworks created by children whose lives were cut short in a devastating military strike.
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After Women's Quota Move Fails House Test, What About The Other 2 Bills
A Constitution amendment bill can be passed only by a two-third majority of those present in the house at the time of voting
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Women's Quota Bill Fails Lok Sabha Test, Doesn't Get Two-Thirds Majority
Women's Quota Bill Fails Lok Sabha Tst, Doesn't Get Two-Thirds Majority
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'After Love And Land, Now Corporate Jihad': Devendra Fadnavis On TCS Case
"We are very concerned about this because we have seen this jihad in various other forms," Devendra Fadnavis said on what he called TCS "love jihad" case
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Rs 2,500 To Women, Rs 25 Lakh Loan: Vijay's Welfare Push In TVK Manifesto
Women emerge as a central pillar of TVK's electoral strategy. The party promised six free LPG cylinders annually.
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Restaurant Owner Arrested Over Card Depicting Lord Krishna With Chicken Dish
The arrested person has been identified as Arshad, owner of Mehar Mandi & Grills, located near Manorama Junction in Cherthala.
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No Bail For Congress Leader Who Assaulted Dalit Woman In Kerala's Palakkad
The Congress dismissed him from the party after it came under pressure and his proximity to the leaders became a talking point in the election season.
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Protest Turns Violent In Assam's Chirang Along India-Bhutan Border
The unrest began late at night when locals, largely led by women, gheraoed the forest office demanding the release of individuals detained over alleged encroachment on reserved forest land.
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Jacqueline Fernandez Turns Against Sukesh Chandrashekhar In 200-Crore Case
Delhi Police arrested Chandrasekhar for allegedly duping the spouses of former promoters of Ranbaxy of Rs 200 crore.
