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Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit Appointed Chief Of Indian Air Force
An Experimental Test Pilot and Qualified Flying Instructor, Air Marshal Dixit has logged over 3,500 hours of flying experience. He has commanded a Mirage 2000 squadron, a frontline fighter base in the Western sector, and a premier fighter training base.
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Never Expelled From BSP: Mayawati Sets Record Straight On Nephew Akash Anand
Most media outlets have exaggerated this matter quite a bit, writing that Mr. Aakash Anand was expelled from the party four times and has now been taken back into the party and made the National Coordinator again," Mayawati's post read.
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Court Orders Special Probe After DNA Mismatch In Bageshwar Dham Rape Case
According to the prosecution case recorded in the High Court order, the minor had alleged that the accused, Raju Jatav, had forcibly raped her at Bageshwar Dham.
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On Camera, Kilometres-Long Queue Of Cars In Snow-Covered Adi Kailash
The 'white traffic jam', triggered by heavy snowfall in the region, was seen at an altitude of 14,500 feet as the number of pilgrims and vehicles shot up on the weekend and several tourists got stuck for hours.
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Maharashtra's 10% Water Cut From October 16, Industries Told To Reuse Water
State Water Resources Minister Girish Mahajan said his department has prepared a detailed dam-wise and usage-wise water management plan up to August 31 next year.
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Maharashtra Teacher Kills Daughter, 17, With Bat After Argument Over TV
When her father scolded her, the victim became aggressive and ran towards her father with a bat. This angered her father, who snatched the same bat and hit her hard on the head.
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Gujarat Ex-Chief Minister's "Hang Them Publicly" Shocker Amid Poll Body Row
Former Gujarat chief minister Shankarsinh Vaghela told NDTV that extreme measures are needed against authorities who compromise electoral integrity
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11 Indians Injured After Panama-Flagged Vessel Attacked In Hormuz: Centre
The vessel, MT On Peace, carried 19 crew members, including 17 Indian nationals. In total, 12 crew members -- 11 of them Indian -- sustained injuries in the strike, according to the Ministry of External Affairs.
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What About SIR In Tamil Nadu: DMK's Jibe At Rahul Gandhi Amid Delhi Protest
"What is the stand of Rahul Gandhi with regard to the deletions through SIR in Tamil Nadu," DMK leader Saravanan Annadurai has questioned
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Found With Pistol, Heroin And Opium, 2 With Pak Gang Links Arrested In J&K
One Italian-made Beretta pistol, two magazines, four live rounds, around 500 grams of heroin and 500 grams of opium were recovered during the investigation, police said.
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Woman Poses As Officer, Dupes AAP Leader Into Marriage, Runs Away With Jewellery
AAP leader also claimed that the woman has an 18-year-old son from previuos marriage. He alleged that he was duped on the basis of a false identity and misleading information
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Hyderabad Bouncer Agencies Allege Religious Discrimination At Dandiya Events
The representatives alleged that the practice of excluding Muslim bouncers had intensified following controversies surrounding Dandiya events in 2024.
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Accused In Guwahati Homestay Death Shot In Leg After Escape Attempt
Ashik Ali is among the key accused in the case involving the death of the student, who was found critically injured at a homestay.
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Analysis | The Pargat Play: New Challenges For New Punjab Congress Chief
Pargat Singh was picked as the new PCC chief because he is a low-profile, clean, non-controversial figure. That is a strength inside the party and a risk outside it.
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Opinion | Gurugram Techie Suicide: Why Does A Woman Asking For Alimony Enrage Us So?
Social media, with its spectacular disregard for facts, turns one man's tragedy into an indictment of all women. The recent death of 28-year-old techie has become precisely that.
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1975, 1977, 1982, 2006...: 6 Times When Elections Were Stayed By Courts
Indira Gandhi's victory from Raebareli in the 1971 Lok Sabha elections was challenged by her rival, Raj Narain. She faced allegations of misusing the government machinery and officials. On June 2, 1975, the Allahabad High Court set aside Indira Gandhi's election.
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Disciple Death: Phone Curbs, Isolation At Premanand Maharaj Ashram Under Lens
The police are trying to determine the extent of contact residents maintained with their families and old friends, and how isolated they were kept from the outside world
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Punjab Teen Handball Player Falls Off Scooter, Dies As Tractor Crushes Head
The incident took place on Monday evening when Anshika, a Class 9 student, was on her way to school for practice with two other boys on a two-wheeler.
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Fire Engine Used To Wash MLA's Bungalow? Video Sparks Controversy In Gujarat
The incident has triggered a debate over the alleged misuse of an emergency fire engine.
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World Bank Raises India's GDP Growth Forecast To 7.1% For This Fiscal
India's growth accelerated to 7.8 per cent in FY26 from 7.2 per cent in FY25, driven by strong investment and solid private consumption, as the favourable policy and credit environment outweighed trade tensions.
