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Pakistan Extends Closure Of Airspace For Indian Flights Till June 24
Pakistan on Friday extended closure of its airspace for Indian flights until June 24, according to a new NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) issued by the Pakistan Airports Authority.
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Opinion | There's Something Pant Can Learn From Virat Kohli
Despite retiring from T20Is and Test cricket, Virat the batter is unstoppable. Pant needs to take a long, hard look at where he is and ask himself if he needs to take that tough call too.
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Army Officer, 23, Dies Rescuing Soldier, Had Joined Force 6 Months Ago
An Indian Army officer jumped into a stream in Sikkim to save a fellow soldier, eventually drowning himself after being swept away by the current.
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"Supreme Court Is Chief Justice-Centric, Needs To Change": Justice Abhay Oka
Making an important observation and calling for reform, Supreme Court judge AS Oka, whose last working day was on Friday, said the court is Chief Justice-centric and needs to change.
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Opinion | Why Are Tomatoes Selling So Cheap? A Much Bigger Problem Is At Play
Tomatoes are aplenty and selling cheap this summer across India, and, as they say, there is a problem of plenty, thanks to crop rotation, hybrid seeds and nature's bounty.
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'Pakistan Not Allowed To...': IMF Explains $2.3 Billion Bailout Payments
Amid questions by India over international agencies' aid funding to Pak after the Pahalgam terror attack, the IMF said Pakistan is not allowed to divert financial assistance provided to its central bank.
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104-Year-Old Life Convict Acquitted After 43 Years In Prison In UP
A 104-year-old man who spent 43 years in jail on charges of murder and attempted murder was released from the Kaushambi district jail after being acquitted by a high court, officials said on Friday.
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"Linguistic Mistake": Madhya Pradesh Minister's Fresh Apology Over Colonel Remark
Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah on Friday issued a fresh apology for his objectionable remarks on Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, calling it a "linguistic mistake", and said he did not intend to offend any religious community.
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Man Resting Under Tree Dies After Civic Workers Dump Sludge On Him
In a case of negligence, a 45-year-old vegetable seller died after workers allegedly belonging to the Bareilly municipal corporation, in Uttar Pradesh, dumped a trolley of sludge on him.
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Moon, Mars And Beyond: India, Europe Enter New Era Of Space Cooperation
Even as Indian and European space agencies continue to prepare astronauts since a year for the Axiom-4 mission to the ISS, the two are forging new frontiers in space cooperation.
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Man Who Uploaded Photos Of Women In Bengaluru Metro On Instagram Arrested
The individual who was allegedly behind the Instagram handle which shared photographs of women commuters on the Bengaluru metro network has been taken into custody.
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Only 32% Of Job Seekers Consider Themselves Prepared For Interviews: Report
A large number of job seekers attend interviews without preparation and fail to unlock their true potential, said a report on Friday.
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Opinion | So, Why Has Apple Stuck To Its Chennai Plan Despite Trump's 'Warning'?
Tim Cook is likely bothered more about what shareholders and analysts think of the way he manages his company's huge cash pile - estimated at well over $300 billion - than an oddball statement from Trump about moving all production to America.
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16-Year-Old Boy Stabbed To Death In Delhi After Refusing To Join Teen Group
Two teenagers allegedly stabbed a 16-year-old boy to death in broad daylight in north Delhi's Burari area after he refused to join their group, an official said on Friday.
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'Pakistan Stands Completely Exposed After Operation Sindoor': Amit Shah
Amit Shah credited the success of Operation Sindoor to a combination of leadership, intelligence, and military capability.
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'Mysore Pak' Now 'Mysore Shree': Jaipur Shops Rename Sweets Amid Pak Tensions
A shopkeeper said they have removed the word 'Pak' from all their sweets and replaced it with 'Shree'.
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Storm, Screams, Hailstones: IndiGo's 8,500 Ft/Min Drop After Pak Refusal
A domestic flight from Delhi to Srinagar went through a chaotic situation on Wednesday, after the IndiGo aircraft encountered a violent hailstorm and severe turbulence, triggering multiple warnings, an 8,500-feet-per-minute descent.
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India To Talk To World Bank, Global Watchdog Over Pak's 'Terror Funds' Supply: Sources
India, fresh from the military success of Operation Sindoor, is set to raise the pitch of efforts to highlight globally Pakistan's continued funding of cross-border terror activities, government sources told NDTV Profit Friday afternoon.
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"Judge Should Be Able To Offend": Justice Abhay Oka On Retirement Day
Supreme Court judge Justice Abhay S Oka said ahead of his retirement that a judge has to be firm and "be able to offend", adding that he had been harsh only to follow the Constitution.
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Maternity Leave Integral Part Of Women's Reproductive Rights: Supreme Court
The top court made the judgment while hearing a petition filed by a Tamil Nadu woman, a government teacher, who was denied maternity leave after the birth of her child from her second marriage.
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