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Harassment Case At Spanish Firm In Pune, Chief Minister Assures Action
Shiv Sena member Manisha Kayande said that a female employee of a Spanish multinational operating in Pune district was sacked immediately after she filed a complaint of sexual harassment.
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Revanth Reddy's Message To Congress Leaders As Telangana SIR Begins Tomorrow
Addressing ministers, MPs, MLAs and constituency in-charges during a Zoom review meeting, Revanth Reddy said the SIR exercise was a "very serious matter" amid fears that names of genuine voters could be deleted from the rolls.
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315 Districts Across India At High Risk Due To Rainfall Deficit, El Nino
Of the 315 districts, 111 districts with less than 25 per cent irrigation coverage were categorised as the most vulnerable.
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Andhra Pradesh High Court Seeks Detailed Report On Missing Tuni Girl
The court specifically asked authorities to clarify whether the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) -- mandated by the Supreme Court in cases of missing children -- had been strictly followed.
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24x7 Control Room, Relief Camps: Delhi's New Plan To Prevent Flood
Apart from flood management, authorities are also focusing on one of Delhi's most persistent monsoon challenges - urban waterlogging.
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Analysis: Beyond Kartarpur: BJP's Fresh Push to Win Punjab Farmers
Over the last decade, the BJP has invested considerable political capital in Sikh outreach -- including the opening of the Kartarpur Corridor and removal of several Sikh names from blacklists
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Oath Invalid, Kerala Court Orders Fresh Swearing-In For 20 BJP Councillors
The petitioner had argued that elected representatives are required to take the oath either in the name of God or in the name of the Constitution, and that invoking specific deities was contrary to the prescribed oath and constitutional principles.
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Tiger Attacks Man In Madhya Pradesh, Video Reveals It May Have Been Shot At
The man had gone to the jungle in the morning when he was attacked.
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Air India Delhi-Amritsar Flight Briefly Enters Pak Airspace, Probe On
The incident has been reported to the regulatory authorities, the airline said, adding that the matter is being investigated.
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Non-Tariff Barriers, Market Access: India, US Review Core Trade Pact Issues
The discussions focused on pathways to conclude an interim agreement as an important milestone towards a comprehensive BTA, the commerce ministry said.
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"Want Death Penalty": Mother, Sister Break Down After Mumbai Local Murder
Mayank Lohar was travelling in the first-class compartment of a Churchgate-Nallasopara fast local on Tuesday night when he was murdered.
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Man Visits Lover At Night. Her 2nd Boyfriend Severs His Hand
Arun was initially treated at a local hospital before being shifted to a hospital in Mangaluru for advanced treatment. His condition is critical.
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Cop Stops Commuters Just On Time, Prevents Tragedy During Sikkim Landslide
Suk Bahadur Tamang had just completed his night duty and was on his way home when he noticed rocks beginning to fall from the hillside at around 9.30 am.
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Eggs Out Of Midday Meal Scheme In Bengal. Trinamool Says "Told You So"
While ISKCON is expected to provide good food, it would be entirely vegetarian and that has raised the hackles of Bengalis - barring a few exceptions, all proud non-vegetarians.
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Kolkata Warehouse Roof Collapse Updates: 3 Dead, Rescue Operations Underway
Kolkata Warehouse Collapse Updates: Several workers were engaged in construction work at the warehouse when the roof of the three-floor building collapsed.
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Report 'Lands' Mohan Yadav In Opposition's Line Of Fire, BJP Defends
Defending the chief minister, Madhya Pradesh BJP president Hemant Khandelwal termed the land scam allegations as "baseless"
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23 Pilgrims Injured As Minibus Plunges Into Gorge In J&K's Kathua
Officials said the pilgrims were injured after a minibus carrying devotees to the revered Sukrala Mata shrine near Billawar town of the district dropped into a gorge in the Simbli area when the driver lost control of the wheel.
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Case Against DMK Supporter Over 'Controversial' Remark Against Vijay
The DMK has condemned the police action, accusing the TVK government of attempting to suppress the voices of its critics.
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Opinion | Why Indian Parties Are Beginning To Look Like Political 'Spare Parts'
India has thousands of political parties on paper. Some are genuine vehicles of aspiration. But others are beginning to look like political spare parts: useful when the main engine needs reassembly. Maharashtra and West Bengal are examples.
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Air Force Document Punctures Pakistan's Claim Of Downing Rafales
The document shows planning is underway for the maintenance and support of all 36 Rafale fighter jets acquired from France.
