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Gurugram Thar Driver Runs Over Woman, Takes Her To Hospital, Then Dumps Body Back At Accident Spot
Victim's nephew alleged the body had been placed back in the parking area, and the driver had not informed anyone about the woman's death.
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"Korbo, Lorbo, Bachbo": Mamata Banerjee's 'I Will Be Back' Warning To BJP
While brushing aside age-factor for her comeback, Mamata Banerjee vowed to rebuild her party like she claimed to have done twice earlier.
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Government Doctor To Monitor Sonam Wangchuk, Says High Court As Hunger Strike Enters Day 19
The court was ruling on a plea filed Wednesday that warned the 59-year-old may not survive the next 48 hours if he does not break his fast.
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Hunger Strike Enters Day 19, Sonam Wangchuk Says "What Message Will Go?"
Activist Sonam Wangchuk - now in his 19th day of fasting after joining Cockroach Janta Party protests - shared an Instagram video late Wednesday, in which he allayed fears over his health and urged th...
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Russia Seeks More Fuel From India As Ukraine Attacks Refineries: Report
India is the biggest buyer of Russian seaborne crude oil, making Moscow's bid to secure Indian gasoline an unusual reversal in the countries' energy trade relationship.
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"No Vision": Jolt To Prashant Kishor Ahead Of Bankipur Bypoll, Party Leaders Join BJP
Many who switched sides had contested the Bihar Assembly elections on Jan Suraj Party's ticket
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'Woman Can't Claim Maintenance From Step-Son After Relief From Real Son': Allahabad Court
Justice Laxmi Kant Shukla, in his judgement passed on Tuesday, said that after receiving maintenance from her real son, the mother is no longer incapable of maintaining herself and hence not entitled to any subsequent maintenance order in her favour.
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Rs 1,200-Crore Nutrition System, Empty Plates: Why Madhya Pradesh's Children Are Still Going Hungry
An NDTV ground investigation across Bhopal, Sagar, Vidisha and Agar-Malwa found that take-home ration supplies had remained disrupted for periods ranging from one to three months at several centres.
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'People Will Take Oxygen Shots': Bombay High Court On Shrinking Green Cover
"It is a loss for this area. As it is, Bombay has so little oxygen that the day will not be far when people will carry oxygen cylinders to take oxygen shots," Bombay High Court remarked.
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PM Modi To Launch India's First Hydrogen-Powered Train From Haryana Tomorrow
India joins a select group of countries, including Germany, Japan, China, and the US, that are exploring the hydrogen for cleaner rail transportation.
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Hyderabad Parents Claim School Told Student To Learn 'Kalma' For Homework
According to the family, their six-year-old child returned home with a homework diary containing instructions to read the 'Kalma' and 'Fateh'.
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Riding On New Numbers, Will Centre Push 'One Nation One Election' Bill In Monsoon Session?
The Bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha during the Winter Session last year but was referred to a JPC amid strong Opposition
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Delhi Cop Installing Speed Monitoring Device Gets Killed By Speeding Car
The incident took place at around 6 pm at the Singhu border in outer north Delhi when the policeman was installing a speed monitoring machine near a traffic booth.
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Anger In Assam After Schoolgirls Allegedly Sexually Abused At Private Madrasa
Police said the investigation will examine both allegations of sexual abuse and the institution's apparent failure to comply with legal and administrative requirements.
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Late Night Removal Of Madhya Pradesh Minister Triggers Cabinet Reshuffle Buzz
Madhya Pradesh BJP president Hemant Khandelwal recently told NDTV that the government and the party had reviewed the performance of every minister
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PM Modi's Rs 25,000 Crore Bet: Ganga, Varuna Corridors To Transform Kashi
The projects come at a time when Varanasi is witnessing a surge in visitors. The city attracts nearly 15 crore tourists and pilgrims every year.
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Don't Sign A Rent Agreement Until You Review These 3 Hidden Clauses First
Legal experts say that overlooking just a few clauses can later lead to disputes over security deposits, maintenance charges or even hefty penalties.
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Siya Goyal's Family's Shop Sealed Over No License, Adulteration Charge
A stock of 4,172 kg of these products, valued at Rs 8.14 lakh, was seized during the inspection due to suspected contravention in labelling and possible adulteration, the FDA said.
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Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train Bridge Unaffected By Rains, Clarify Officials
Rejecting media reports claiming that a temporary bridge erected for the construction of the main bridge was washed away, officials clarified that the affected structure was only a temporary access arrangement
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Amid Ram Temple Theft Row, Mansa Devi Priests Get Pocketless Clothes
Mansa Devi Temple Trust Chairman Ravindra Puri welcomed the new dress code, stating that all priests and staff members have since adhered to the requirement of wearing pocketless attire.
