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From Single Lamp Lit In 1996, We Touch 9.6 Million Lives Annually: Gautam Adani
Gautam Adani, Chairman of the Adani Group, on Wednesday said he was proud of his wife Dr Priti Adani's keynote at the Asian Venture Philanthropy Network (AVPN) summit in Hong Kong, reinforcing the Group's commitment to empower millions of lives.
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Congress Versus BJP Over Alleged Spycam In Rajasthan Assembly Premises
The Monsoon Session of the Rajasthan Assembly might have concluded, but it has left behind a fresh political storm.
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Can Help With Racism, Xenophobia: India Jabs Switzerland Over Minority Remark
India has issued a rebuttal to Switzerland at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), describing comments made by the Swiss delegation on the treatment of minorities in India as "surprising, shallow, and ill-informed."
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'Advent Of Mobile Phones Leading To Loneliness, People Taking Extreme Step': Judge
Justice Shekhar Yadav of the Allahabad High Court said that due to the advent of mobile phones, communication between family members has come to an end, leading to loneliness and forcing people to commit suicide.
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Huge Drug Money Racket In Telangana Busted, $30 Million In Cash Seized
The Telangana Eagle Force has dismantled a major hawala network responsible for laundering drug money, seizing over $30 million (Rs 264 crore) and catching 20 people across five states.
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Hospital Hid The Fact That Newborn Was Bitten By Rat, Claims Father
Family members of one of the two newborn girls who died after allegedly being bitten by rats in the ICU of state-run MY Hospital (MYH) here on Wednesday accused its administration of negligence and misleading them on the exact cause of her death.
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Condemn Violation Of Sovereignty: PM Speaks To Qatar Emir After Israel Strikes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a telephone conversation with Emir of the State of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani, expressing his deep concern over the recent attacks in Doha.
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Kathmandu Airport Reopens, Indian Airlines To Start Nepal Flights On Thursday
Indian airlines will resume normal services to Kathmandu from Thursday, with Air India and IndiGo will also be operating additional flights to bring back people stranded in the Nepalese capital amid the unrest in the neighbouring nation.
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'Pak Link Established': Himanta Sarma On Probe Linked To Congress MP's Wife
The Special Investigation team, which was probing a Pakistan national and his alleged connection with Assam Congress president Gaurav Gogoi's wife Elizabeth Coulburn, has submitted its report this evening to Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
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India-EU Trade Pact, Ukraine Conflict: What PM Modi, Giorgia Meloni Discussed
Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed with his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni the proposed free trade agreement between India and the European Union and thanked her for the support to it.
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'Those Who Investigate Must Also Be Probed': Top Court On Case Against Ex-Top Cop
The Supreme Court said those who investigate must also be probed as it ordered an FIR against former Delhi Police commissioner Neeraj Kumar in a two-decade old case.
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112 Tourists From Thane Trapped In Nepal, Appeal For Swift Evacuation
As many as 112 tourists from Murbad taluka in Thane district are trapped in Kathmandu and Pokhara cities in Nepal, caught in the turmoil caused by anti-government protests.
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Porsche, BMW, Audi Among Cars Seized During ED Searches In Goa, Hyderabad
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) Panaji Zonal Office has conducted search operations at 13 residential and commercial premises across Goa and Hyderabad in the case of Yeshwant Sawant and others.
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Air India, IndiGo To Operate Flights To Rescue Indians Stranded In Nepal
Air India and IndiGo will operate additional flights to Kathmandu to bring back people stranded in the Nepal capital, Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu said on Wednesday.
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Durga Puja Politics: AAP's 'PM Photo' Charge, BJP's 'Arvind Kejriwal' Reply
Durga puja in Delhi this year is set to begin on a contentious note as the ruling BJP and the Opposition Aam Aadmi Party lock horns over which party wants political mileage for its leaders.
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Durga Puja Politics: AAP's 'PM Photo' Charge, BJP's 'Arvind Kejriwal' Reply
Durga puja in Delhi this year is set to begin on a contentious note as the ruling BJP and the Opposition Aam Aadmi Party lock horns over which party wants political mileage for its leaders.
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In Bhopal 'Stone Pelting At Religious Procession' Row, CCTV Shows Accused Elsewhere
Bhopal's Arif Nagar turned into the epicentre of controversy on Monday. Allegations flew thick and fast: stones hurled at a Ganesh idol immersion procession, idols vandalised, and hurt sentiments sparking outrage.
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"Distressed By Situation In Nepal": Chief Justice BR Gavai To NDTV
Chief Justice BR Gavai, who returned from Kathmandu on Sunday, told NDTV Wednesday that he was "distressed by the situation" in Nepal, where mass protests have caused widespread damage to government buildings and toppled the prime minister.
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India's "Dump Truck" Swipe After Pakistan's Speech At UN
India has slammed Pakistan at the UN Human Rights Council, saying it doesn't need lessons from a "terror sponsor" that continues to finance and shelter the very networks that threaten global security.
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Woman Clings To Side Of Auto, Cries Out For Help To Avoid Being Robbed
A woman in Ludhiana foiled a robbery attempt in an autorickshaw by three men, including the driver, by clinging to the side of the moving vehicle and alerting passing commuters, who forced the vehicle to stop, officials said on Wednesday.
