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Why Supreme Court's Stray Dog Order Is An Operational Nightmare
With over 37 lakh dog bite cases and nearly 20,000 rabies deaths reported annually, the top court has drawn a firm line: stray dogs must be removed from sensitive public spaces such as hospitals, schools, colleges, bus stands, and railway stations.
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Interactive AI Avatar Brings Mahatma Gandhi To Life At Delhi Museum
Speaking to NDTV, PMML Chairperson Nripendra Misra said the project was designed to keep alive the spirit of inquiry associated with Gandhi.
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Union Minister Calls Bhagwant Mann "ISI Agent", AAP Hits Back
"Mann does not need your certificate," said an AAP leader.
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Congress Leaders Visit Mayawati's House Uninvited, Turned Away By Security
A red-faced Congress said the meeting was unauthorised and sought an explanation from the two leaders.
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No 2nd Autopsy For Twisha Sharma, Court Rejects Family's Request
Twisha Sharma Death: No 2nd Autopsy For Twisha Sharma, Court Rejects Family's Request
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"Indian Favourite Shared Across Borders": Parle Joins Internet Frenzy Over Modi-Meloni Moment
In an official post on X, the company thanked PM Modi for "taking Parle Melody to the global stage" and called it a proud moment to see an Indian favourite being shared across borders.
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Opinion | Elon Musk Might Just Have Lost The Most Important Case Of His Career
Musk's recent courtroom defeat against OpenAI and Sam Altman will, of course, not damage Tesla or SpaceX. But symbolically, it could become one of the defining moments in the AI industry.
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PM Modi On Stage, Giorgia Meloni's Hindi Moment Goes Viral In Rome
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said PM Modi's visit had opened a fresh chapter in bilateral relations and that both countries would work to deepen those ties going forward.
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"We Should Stop Relying On Allies": Strong Message From DMK's Kanimozhi
Stalin has formed a committee to identify the reasons behind the party's poor performance. The DMK is also expected to undertake major organisational changes in the coming months.
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Teesta And Ganga: How The Two Rivers Are Key To India-Bangladesh Ties
Teesta Water Agreement had been held up since 2011 due to opposition from Mamata Banerjee, and the Ganga Water Agreement is up for renewal this year
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Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister To Write To CBI For Probe Into Twisha Sharma Case
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister To Write To CBI For Probe Into Twisha Sharma Case
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Delhi Braces For Intense Heatwave, Mercury May Touch 46 Degrees
Parts of Delhi-NCR have already been baking under intense heatwave conditions.
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"Ready To Take On Terror": J&K Women Police Recruits' Message To Pakistan
Among the 100 recruits who received appointment letters from Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday, around 60 per cent were women.
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"Very Deceptive": Supreme Court Notice To Centre On Vodka In Tetra Packs
The petition sought a standard definition of "bottling", limiting it to glass bottles or other clearly distinguishable containers
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Super El Nino: Will It Crush India's 2026 Monsoon or Spare It Once Again?
An evolving El Nino frequently brings drier conditions and risks mild drought, whereas a decaying phase may deliver deficient rains
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'Language Of Terrorists': BJP Slams Rahul Gandhi's 'Traitor' Remark Against PM
BJP leaders said the Leader of the Opposition has proved that he wants to fight the Indian state.
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Chargesheet Filed In Fake Liquor Racket Spanning 5 States, 25 Accused Named
The charge sheet identifies Addepalli Janardhana Rao and his brother Addepalli Jagan Mohan Rao, residents of Ibrahimpatnam in NTR district, as the main accused.
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Kerala Chief Minister Keeps Finance, Law As Governor Approves Portfolios
Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) leader P K Kunhalikutty will take care of Industries and Commerce, Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Startups, Mining and Geology and Handlooms and Textiles.
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'Need To Probe Crores Of Payments': Nashik 'Godman' Sent To Probe Agency Custody
Ashok Kharat is facing 12 cases of sexual exploitation and financial fraud in Nashik and Ahilyanagar.
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Did Dhurandhar Out Details Of Army Ops? Delhi Court Asks Centre To Check
The court remarked that the movie may be a work of fiction, but the concerns raised by a security force personnel can't be ignored.
