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Punjab Man Dies By Suicide Days After Raising Drug Issue, Blames AAP Minister
Gulzar Singh, who lived in Sangrur district, struggled with intense pain after he consumed pesticide but managed to speak to people before he died
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"Waiting For My Retirement": Chief Justice Rejects Aravalli Panel's Extension
CJI Surya Kant asked the committee to work day and night to complete the exercise within the stipulated period.
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"Orwellian Dystopia": Court's Stinging Order On Noida District Magistrate, Frees Activist
Slamming the detention order, the court categorically warned that continued "despotic" conduct by "errant" bureaucracy could reduce UP to an Orwellian Dystopia.
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Gift Amid Grief: Delhi Building Collapse Victim's Family Donates His Corneas
Overwhelmed by the loss of their young son, Arpit's family took the selfless decision to donate his corneas, ensuring that a part of him could help someone see the world even after his untimely death.
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Delhi Buildings Over 50 Years Old To Face Safety Audits: Minister
Manohar Lal Khattar said the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs is considering a plan to conduct safety audits of all DDA buildings that are more than 50 years old.
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Vimal Elaichi Makers Approach Delhi High Court Against Food Body Notices To 3 Actors
PB Agro said it engages services of reputed actors for promotion of the cardamom product under the brand Vimal and its endorsement agreements with them, and the company assures that the ad campaign is in full compliance of the applicable laws.
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After Delhi PG Collapse, Lt Governor Orders Student Housing Audit In A Week
The collapse has put the spotlight on the safety of buildings being used to house students, many of whom depend on private PGs because university hostels have limited capacity.
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Delhi PG Building Collapse: 5 Officials Suspended, Court Orders High-Level Inquiry
Delhi PG Building Collapse: The building, which housed a boys' PG near Delhi University's South Campus, collapsed while repair work was underway. Seven people were killed in the incident.
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Newborn Dies After Ambulance Gets Stuck For 2 Hours On Damaged Road In UP
The ambulance got stuck on a damaged road on the way to the hospital, forcing villagers to tie it to a tractor to pull it out, the complaint said.
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Baba Ramdev's Aide Balkrishna Acquitted In 15-Year Old Forged Documents Case
The court of the Special Judicial Magistrate (CBI) also acquitted Naresh Chandra Dwivedi, a co-accused charged with providing forged documents to Balkrishna.
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Ground Report | Sunlight Is A Luxury In Delhi Students' Hub Where Building Collapse Killed 7
The civic infrastructure in Delhi's Satya Niketan hasn't caught up with the pace of development and appears to be crumbling under the weight of the influx of tenants and the greed of landlords.
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Delhi Tragedy: Building Owner Retired From Air Force, Runs Shop In Gurugram
The building was 50 years old. The Gupta family had it repaired and turned it into a paying-guest facility to leverage the area's proximity to Delhi University.
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Key Officer, 4 Civic Body Officials Suspended After Delhi Tragedy Kills 7
The Satya Niketan area is home to hundreds of university students living in crowded accommodation.
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Dry Day, Grants Cut: Suvendu Adhikari's Big-Ticket Changes For Durga Puja
Last puja, the Trinamool government had given a grant of Rs 1.10 lakh to each puja committee. Adhikari said as the Chief Minister, he could not pay for a religious festival.
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India, Bangladesh To Discuss Restarting Train Services At Key Meeting
The process of restarting the Maitree, Mitali and Bandhan Express trains operating between India and Bangladesh will be on the agenda at the meeting this time.
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Manoj Jarange Patil On 11th Fast, Warned Would Bring Mumbai To A Standstill
Three years, 11 hunger strikes, and two massive rallies - that sums up the journey of the protests led by Manoj Jarange Patil, a man who has repeatedly shaken the foundations of Maharashtra's politics. Patil, who has emerged as the face of the Maratha reservation movement in Maharashtra, kept the state government on edge with his agitations. The...
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India's Gulf Balancing Act Gets A Parliament Check-In
The committee met to review India's relations with countries in the region, with the discussion coming against the backdrop of continuing tensions in the Middle East.
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After Delhi Tragedy, Building Owners May Face Mandatory Structural Audits
The Delhi government is drafting a policy to make structural audits and safety certification mandatory for old buildings used for public activity
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Padma Shri Awardee Harekala Hajabba Gets SIR Notice Over Name Discrepancy
The Padma Shri awardee's name was recorded as only 'Hajabba' in the old 2002 voter list, while his name in subsequent official records is 'Harekala Hajabba'.
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Top Honour For Goa Police As Amit Shah Presents President's Colour
Goa Police carries a job most states don't: guard a long, exposed coast and keep millions of tourists safe, year after year, said Amit Shah
