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Visa Expired, Abused By In-Laws: Bangladeshi Woman's Crisis In Bengal
Family members said Riya has been unable to return to Bangladesh because her visa expired during her stay in India, creating legal complications.
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4 Migrant Workers From Bengal Caught With 35 Kg Marijuana In Kerala
The marijuana had allegedly been transported from West Bengal by train to Aluva before being shifted to Perumbavoor in two autorickshaws.
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Senior Lawyer Alleges Accessibility Lapses, Dress Code Row At Madras Club
Senior lawyer Sriram Panchu filed a complaint against the Madras Club in Chennai, raising concerns over accessibility for persons with disabilities and the enforcement of the club's dress code
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India's Longest Road Tunnel Zojila Nears Finish, To Boost Army Mobility
Harpal Singh, General Manager of Mega Engineering and Infrastructure Ltd. (MEIL), said the tunnel would be a game-changer for India's defence needs in Ladakh.
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Omar Abdullah Invites INDIA Bloc To Join J&K Statehood Protest
Omar Abdullah said that he will be writing to all the opposition parties to join the march at the start of the Monsoon session of parliament next month.
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Bhagwant Mann Hands Over Appointment Letters To 355 Government Employees
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Monday said the state has not witnessed a single paper leak incident since his government came to power in 2022, even as 93 exam papers were leaked in the country since 2017.
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Disbanded Tripura Groups Announce 72-Hour Blockade Over Pending Demands
The agreement included provisions for economic assistance, livelihood opportunities and other welfare measures aimed at facilitating their long-term rehabilitation.
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UP Cops Prevent Suicide After Meta Alert Over Instagram Post
A 25-year-old man's life was saved after Meerut Police acted on a suicide alert received from Meta following an Instagram post, reaching him within eight minutes and getting him admitted to a hospital, officials said.
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Naga Villager Killed In Attack By Suspected Insurgents In Manipur
Manipur Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh condemned the killing of the civilian, and said the security forces are carrying out operations to bring the attackers to justice
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INDIA Bloc Buries Hatchet, Recalibrates, Announces 5-Point Plan
Amid the shifting dynamics that saw the Congress come up on top with Kerala under its belt and a driving seat in Tamil Nadu, the overriding message of unity came from the Grand Old Party.
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After Years Of Naxal Warfare, Elite CoBRA Commandos' New Challenge: Manipur
The Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (CoBRA) is the CRPF's specialised jungle warfare unit and has played a major role in anti-Naxal operations across central India.
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Several Indian Workers Killed In Dubai After Minibus Collides With Truck
Several Indian Workers Killed In Dubai After Minibus Collides With Truck
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They Stole Wallet Loaded With Cash On A Bus. Then Luck Ran Out
The accused, identified as Radha, a native of Karnataka, and her male companion Ratheesh, were later arrested from their rented accommodation in Kerala's Ernakulam district.
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Punjab's 'Protest Politics' Comes Full Circle For Arvind Kejriwal And AAP
What makes these protests politically significant is that many of these groups were among AAP's most enthusiastic supporters before the 2022 elections
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18-Year-Old Woman Kidnapped In Assam Found Inside Sack At Railway Station
A massive search operation has been launched by Dibrugarh Police to identify and arrest those responsible.
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Trinamool Split, Cracks In INDIA Bloc: Hardeep Puri Says Next Target Punjab
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri, speaking to NDTV's Senior Executive Editor Aditya Raj Kaul as the INDIA bloc held a meeting in New Delhi, was unsparing in his assessment of the Opposition's condition.
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'India Won't Pay Toll To Pass Through Strait Of Hormuz': Hardeep Puri To NDTV
"There is some arrangement at play with Iran. They have been good to us. I mean, all sides have been good to us," Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas Hardeep Singh Puri said
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"India Stands In Solidarity": PM Modi On Philippines Earthquake That Killed 32
An offshore magnitude 7.8 earthquake rocked the southern Philippines on Monday, killing at least 32 people, injuring more than 200 others mostly in damaged buildings and sending a 1-metre (3-foot) tsunami into nearby coasts.
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Will Indians Be Shielded From Fuel Price Shock? What Hardeep Puri told NDTV
The Middle East crisis has complicated India's energy arithmetic. Roughly 90% of India's crude imports and nearly 60 per cent of its LPG imports passed through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Probe Panel Formed 2 Days After Late-Night Roadside Showdown In Chhattisgarh
A young man travelling with his wife and child was allegedly assaulted during a late-night police checking drive in Chhattisgarh's Dhamtari.
