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Get Cylinders Or Cut Menu: Family's Tough Choice As Iran War Hits Weddings
The growing tensions between the US, Iran, and Israel have begun to impact local households and the wedding season.
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What Happened When Rahul Gandhi Darted From LPG To "Anything" In Parliament
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi used a special permission to speak on the LPG issue in the Lok Sabha today. Then, he began darting around issues which BJP MPs pointed out had nothing to do with LPG supply.
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Srinagar Court's Warrant Against Farooq Abdullah In J&K Cricket Body Case
A court in Srinagar Thursday issued a non-bailable warrant against Farooq Abdullah for not appearing before it after rejecting his exemption plea in a case related to multi-crore scam linked to Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA).
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Probe Agency Freezes Anil Ambani Group Properties Worth Rs 581 Crore
The properties worth Rs 581.65 crore belong to Reliance Home Finance Limited (RHFL) and Reliance Commercial Finance Limited (RCFL), the agency said.
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Elderly Man Kills Wife, Daughter-In-Law, Granddaughter With Hammer
An elderly man is on the run after allegedly killing three members of his family with a hammer following a domestic dispute in Odisha's Deogarh district.
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"'Real' Kerala Story Is In Our Communal Harmony": Pinarayi Vijayan To NDTV
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Thursday condemned the "attempt to malign" the state, before the election in April/May, through "orchestrated hate campaigns", referring to controversy movies like 'The Kerala Story' and its sequel.
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Iran Conflict "Strategic Challenge" With "No Good Choices": Ex-Top Official
Nearly nine million Indians live and work across West Asia-many in Gulf countries that could be affected by a wider regional escalation, the former Foreign Secretary noted.
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India's Crude Situation Normal, Don't Panic-Buy: Centre On Middle East Crisis
The government today shared a stable picture of India's energy situation amid the US-Iran war, which has affected oil shipping.
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Woman Kills Husband With Brother's Help. She Wanted To Marry Her Lover
A young man, who went missing in Maharashtra's Nashik district, was found dead, and the plot was hatched by none other than his wife.
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Karnataka Forms AI Committee For Ethical Use Of AI In Governance
The Government of Karnataka has constituted a Committee on Responsible Artificial Intelligence to develop a framework for the safe, ethical and transparent use of AI across government systems and public services.
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Bengal Governor RN Ravi Takes Oath, Exchanges Greetings With Chief Minister
West Bengal's new Governor RN Ravi took oath at the Lok Bhawan today. The ceremony lasted 15 minutes. The Calcutta High Court Chief Justice Justice Sujoy Paul, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, the governor's family members, and officials attended it.
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Pak Has Zero Credibility When It Comes To Cross-Border Terrorism: Foreign Ministry
India on Thursday slammed Pakistan yet again, terming the country as the "state sponsor of terrorism for decades" which also has no credibility when it comes to cross-border terrorism.
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"Heard A Cracker Sound": Farooq Abdullah To NDTV On Assassination Attempt
A day after he survived an assassination attempt, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah narrated how the incident unfolded at the wedding ceremony of a party functionary's daughter in Jammu yesterday.
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"India's Crude Oil Supplies Are Secure": Hardeep Puri Amid Middle East Crisis
The Middle East war is creating the biggest oil supply shock in history, the International Energy Agency warned Thursday, as Iran launched a new wave of attacks against Gulf energy targets that sent prices spiking above $100 a barrel.
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'We Are Preventing Communalism In Kerala': Muslim League Leader To NDTV
Many hardcore elements in Kerala are trying to bring minority communalism into the political system, but the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) is preventing that, the party's PK Kunhalikutty has said
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Induction Stoves Out Of Stock Amid LPG Concerns. Here's How They Work
With the escalating US, Israel, and Iran conflict threatening fuel supplies, memories of past disruptions are driving a massive surge in induction cooker sales.
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'S Jaishankar, Iran Minister Spoke': Foreign Ministry After Oil Tanker Arrives
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has spoken to his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, three times in the past few days, his office said in a press briefing Thursday afternoon.
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"Tragedy Is Hate In Country": Farooq Abdullah Survives Attempt On Life
The National Conference on Thursday said the assassination bid on Farooq Abdullah was an attempt to eliminate Kashmiri leadership, as Abdullah himself linked the attack to "deep-rooted hate" in the country.
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India's Rare SEAL Drone 'Avataar' Gets Feet Wet, Takes To Skies
From the battlefields of the Middle East to the frontlines in Ukraine, drones have emerged as one of the most decisive tools in modern warfare.
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Opinion | Is Trump Starting To Regret Backing Netanyahu's Iran Gameplan?
Netanyahu may not mind the Iran war, as a prolonged conflict suits him politically. But for the US, it is fast shaping up to be a disaster.
