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Congress Cancels Rahul Gandhi's Bengal Poll Visit, Blames Trinamool
The party alleged the local administration and police had acted on the "behest of the Mamata Banerjee-led government", and denied necessary permissions for the visit.
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A Year After Pahalgam Attack, J&K's Strong Comeback In Investment, Startups, Tourism
Jammu and Kashmir is no longer defined only by the massive tourism it hosts. The Union Territory has become a hub for startups, too.
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On Pahalgam Attack Anniversary, Kashmiri Man Details How He Saved 11 Tourists
Nazakat heard the gunfire, but it initially seemed to him like an encounter between the army and terrorists, he told NDTV.
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3 Congress Workers Detained In Bhopal In Vasundhara Raje "Fake Letter" Row
Theree Congress IT Cell workers were detained over the circulation of the disputed letter on social media.
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5 Indore Cops Break Into Businessman's House, Steal Jewellery. Suspended
Five Indore cops suspended for forced entry and theft of gold jewellery after formal complaint.
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Second Maternity Leave Within 2 Years Can't Be Denied: Allahabad High Court
Allahabad High Court rules second maternity leave cannot be denied within two years of first.
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India Should Aim To Achieve 100% Ethanol Blending: Nitin Gadkari
Nitin Gadkari urges India to aim for 100 percent ethanol blending to reduce oil import dependence.
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Mamata Banerjee Claims Poll Body Denied Her Meeting In Collin Lane Area
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee slammed the Election Commission of India (ECI), alleging that the commission denied her permission for a public meeting in the Collin Lane area.
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SIR Impact On Bengal Polls: The Numbers Game With Rahul Kanwal
This time, the revision has taken around 89 lakh voters off the list, the number corresponding to roughly 11.6 per cent of the electorate.
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Case Ordered Against Karnataka Home Minister For Rs 500 Kabaddi 'Bet'
G Parameshwara had reportedly placed a friendly wager of Rs 500 with the district deputy commissioner.
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2 Arrested For Terror Conspiracy Targeting Politicians Linked To RSS: Cops
The accused planned to create a terror network aimed at establishing "Ghazwa-e-Hind" (conquest of India), wage war against the country using RDX explosives, target political leaders linked to RSS.
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"Get Out of Here": Angry Mumbai Woman Confronts State Minister At Rally
Frustrated by the standstill, the woman left her vehicle, walked directly into the centre of the march, and engaged in a heated argument with police officers.
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Madhya Pradesh Assembly's Special Session On Women's Quota Bill Next Week
A special session of the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly has been convened for April 27 to deliberate on issues related to 'Nari Shakti Vandan', with the Assembly Secretariat issuing an official notification outlining the schedule and conduct of proceedings.
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"Had 3 Seconds To Run": Survivor Recounts Kerala Firecracker Factory Blast
In four days, Thiruvambadi was expected to light up the Thrissur sky, but disaster struck Kerala's cultural capital when the fireworks storage depot caught fire on Tuesday, killing 12 and injuring at least two dozen.
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"Mallikarjun Kharge Brought Shame To Nation By Calling PM Modi A Terrorist": Amit Shah
"Mallikarjun Kharge Brought Shame To Nation By Calling PM Modi A Terrorist": Amit Shah
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Woman Rejects Man's Proposal. He Slits Her Son's Throat, Stuffs Body In Blue Drum
The victim, Shivraj Rajak, a Class 5 student known as 'Badal', was alone at home when 45-year-old Mathura Rajak entered the house around 10:30 AM.
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96-Hour Ban On Liquor Sale Imposed In Bengal For Polls, Trinamool Sees Red
EC officials the state government, and not the poll panel, ordered the extension - a claim the ruling Trinamool Congress has denied.
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Top Court To Hear Plea Challenging Validity Of 2008 NIA Act, Issues Notice
The Supreme Court on Tuesday sought responses from the Centre and others on a plea challenging the validity of the National Investigation Agency Act, 2008.
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Heated Campaign For First Phase Of Bengal Polls Ends, Voting On April 23
The high-pitched campaign for the first phase of the West Bengal assembly elections came to an end on Tuesday as issues ranging from food habits, cross-border infiltration and a uniform civil code to the contentiously revised electoral rolls dominated the discourse.
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After Extending Liquor Ban For Bengal, Poll Body's Next Move: No Motorbikes
The Election Commission said its aim is to "ensure free, fair, peaceful and violence-free elections". To that end, the poll body had earlier doubled the duration of liquor ban in the state.
