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Why India's Uranium Deal With Australia Could Transform Its Nuclear Future
India's installed nuclear capacity currently stands at around 8 GW, but the government's vision is to raise that figure to 100 GW by 2047.
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Delhi Teacher Helps Lawrence Bishnoi Gang In Rs 10-Crore Ransom, Arrested
According to police, Amit Bishnoi allegedly conducted recce of victim's office, recorded videoes of the premises and shared detials about his family and business operations with gangster Hari Boxer.
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Rs 1.47 Lakh Crore Per Year: Indian Metros Bleed Billions In Traffic Jams
Severe congestion, environmental pollution, noise, and stunted operational productivity emerge as defining symptoms of systemic urban decline.
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Nijjar Persuaded Gangster Arsh Dalla To Flee To Canada, Chargesheet Reveals
Nijjar, a Khalistani terrorist, was killed outside a gurdwara in Canada's Surrey in June 2023
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3-Year-Old Girl Dies After Falling Into Rain-Flooded Street In Ghaziabad
The Ghaziabad district administration declared a holiday in government schools as authorities grappled with rain-induced disruption.
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3 Former Trinamool Rajya Sabha MPs Join BJP In Bengal
State BJP president Samik Bhattacharya welcomed them to the party at its West Bengal headquarters in Salt Lake.
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3 Bihar Workers Killed After SUV Hits Them In UP's Jewar
The accident occurred on Wednesday night near Neemka village on the Jewar-Khurja road, within the Jewar police station limits, they said.
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No Mobile Towers? BSNL's New Satellite Phone Can Keep You Connected
Unlike a regular mobile phone, the BSNL satellite phone does not depend on mobile towers. Instead, it connects directly to satellites orbiting the Earth.
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Woman Doctor Slapped By Corporator Resigns After Colleague Quit Due To "Fear"
KDMC (Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation) Chief Medical Officer Dr. Deepa Shukla, however, said doctors Vaibhav Salunkhe and Srushti Baviskar have not submitted their resignations.
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Class 6 Student Dies At Bengaluru Residential School, Parents Allege Assault
According to his parents, they received a call from the school informing them that their son had fallen ill and had been admitted to a hospital. However, by the time they reached the hospital, Gurukiran had died.
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"As long As I Am Alive": K Kavitha Rules Out BRS Return, Alleges Corruption
Kalvakuntla Kavitha alleged that the massive fund accumulated by the BRS was entirely built through ''corrupt, quid pro quo arrangements'' with wealthy contractors.
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4 Of Family Killed After Car Crashes Into Parked Truck In Madhya Pradesh
The accident took place around 3.30 am near Bharula village within the jurisdiction of Civil Lines police station.
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Produce Him Physically: Court On Plea To Let Sena Man Appear Via Video Conferencing
Ramesh Mhatre was arrested on Wednesday for assaulting two doctors and other staff at a hospital in Dombivli.
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Assam Opposition Leaders Demand Stricter Action In Fake Currency Crackdown
The issue of counterfeit currency was raised in the Assam Legislative Assembly on Thursday during the fourth day of the Budget Session.
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Sharad Pawar's Meet With Eknath Shinde Creates Buzz, Triggers Team Uddhav
Calling Eknath Shinde a "traitor", Sanjay Raut said Sharad Pawar's meeting with him had hurt all the MVA allies
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Manipur Security Ops To Be Stepped Up After Ambush, CoBRA To Lead Charge
RPF Director General GP Singh has also been rushed to the state to monitor the operations.
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Opinion | Thanks To Trump, Saving The US-Iran Islamabad Deal Is Now Harder Than Ever
Neither side wants more war. But neither side seems able to stop itself from marching towards one.
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"Terror Camps Crumbled During Op Sindoor": PM To Indian Diaspora In Melbourne
"During Operation Sindoor, you must have seen the explosions that struck terrorist hideouts. Those explosions have resonated across the world," he said.
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"Milk At Home Is Australian, Tea Indian": PM Modi's Top Quotes In Melbourne
PM Modi concluded a high-level summit with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese earlier today, marking an expansion of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP).
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Southwest Monsoon, Delayed By A Day, Covers Entire Country: Weather Office
The department said that there has been a delay of a day in the monsoon, covering the whole country, as it normally takes place on July 8.
