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Man Fakes Death By Setting Another Ablaze, Texts To Girlfriend Expose Him
He murdered a hapless hitchhiker to fake his own death and even let his family grieve over him, only to be undone by a series of messages to his girlfriend
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Old Horror Haunts Madhya Pradesh Again: Rats Jump Over Patients In Hospitals
The menace of rats in government hospitals across Madhya Pradesh is fast turning into a public health nightmare. After shocking incidents from Indore's Maharaja Yeshwantrao Hospital and Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College in Jabalpur.
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Newborn's Charred Body Found Hours After Blaze In Madhya Pradesh Hospital
Panic and outrage gripped Sanjay Gandhi Hospital in Rewa after the partially burnt body of a newborn was discovered during the cleaning of the operation theatre (OT) in the gynaecology ward, hours after a fire incident.
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As Centre Plans MGNREGA Makeover, States Still Owed Rs 9,700 Crore
As the Centre moves to replace the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGA), states are still owed over Rs 9,700 crore under it.
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ED Attaches Assets Worth Rs 5.41 Crore Over Illegal Immigration To US
The Enforcement Directorate has provisionally attached assets worth approximately Rs 5.41 crore in connection with an illegal immigration racket where people were sent illegally to the US through the hazardous "dunky" route.
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"Chaos Everywhere": Player Dead After Shooting At Punjab Kabaddi Match
A shooting incident occurred at the Bedwan Sports Club's four-day kabaddi match in Mohali, leaving promoter Rana BalaChouria seriously injured.
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India Dismisses Trump's Accusation Of 'Dumping' Rice In US
India rejected on Monday US accusations that it is "dumping" rice in the United States, saying its rice exports are primarily premium-grade basmati, which typically commands higher prices than non-basmati varieties.
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Pakistan Terrorist Who Heads Lashkar Offshoot Named Pahalgam Attack Mastermind
Pakistan's involvement in the Pahalgam terror attack has been exposed, with the National Investigation Agency (NIA) naming Sajid Saifullah Jutt, a Pakistani national, as the main conspirator behind the terror attack that killed 26 tourists.
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Sikkim Opens Cho La, Dok La At India-China Border For Battlefield Tourism
The strategic Cho La and Dok La passes at the India-China border were opened under the battlefield tourism initiative on Monday.
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Videos Show "Dangerous" Situation In Delhi NCR As It Chokes Under Dense Smog
The severe air quality poses significant health risks, particularly for children and the elderly.
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Nitish Kumar Pulls Down Doctor's Hijab, Opposition Questions Mental State
Opening himself up to more questions about his mental health a month after taking oath as the Bihar chief minister for the 10th time, Nitish Kumar has pulled a hijab down from a woman's face during a government event in Patna.
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"Avoid My-State-My-State Attitude": Top Court Raps Tamil Nadu On Language Policy
Tamil Nadu should engage the Centre on its demand for the retention of its two-language policy and not air its views on media, the Supreme Court said today while hearing a case an allocation of land for new Central schools.
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Tractor With Illegally Mined Sand Rams Madhya Pradesh Official's Vehicle
The reign of terror unleashed by the sand mafia in Madhya Pradesh's Bhind district surfaced once again on Monday, exposing the extent to which illegal miners have grown fearless of the law.
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Toxic Winter: Delhi's AQI Breaches 460, NCR Cities Gasp For Air
A thick toxic haze blanketed Delhi today morning, reducing visibility and disrupting flights and train schedules as the capital battled hazardous air quality.
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'Let's Not Dishonour Mahatma's Legacy': Shashi Tharoor On Renaming MGNREGA
The political battle over the renaming of the flagship MNREGA to "G Ram G" is "unfortunate", said senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor, in a deviation from his party line that is expected to further expand the rift between them.
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Online Classes For Nursery To Class 5 In Delhi Schools Amid Severe Pollution
Students from nursery to Class 5 will have to study in virtual mode compulsorily due to rising air pollution, the Delhi government said today.
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PM Modi Arrives In Jordan, Holds Talks With King Abdullah II
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said his visit to Jordan will boost bilateral linkages between the two nations, as he arrived in Amman on the first leg of his three-nation trip aimed at further strengthening ties with them.
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The Made-In-Turkey, Fired-From-Lahore Drone Shot Down By India In Op Sindoor
NDTV was given exclusive access Monday to a weaponised drone - one of hundreds Pakistan fired at Indian military installations and civilian settlements in May, during Operation Sindoor - that was deconstructed and put on display at Army Chief General
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Cryptic 'Marathi Manoos' Posters Surface In Mumbai As Civic Polls Announced
On the day the election commission in Maharashtra announced long-pending municipal corporation elections, after a delay of more than three years, posters surfaced across parts of Mumbai, carrying messages appealing to the city's Marathi manoos.
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Aviation Ministry Officials Review Airport Preps As Fog Descends On Delhi
Officials of the Civil Aviation ministry visited Delhi airport's Operations Control Centre today as fog hit the city in a big way.
