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Video: Massive Dust Storm Plunges Rajasthan's Bikaner Into Near-Darkness
Markets were thrown into chaos as shopkeepers hurriedly pulled down shutters and pedestrians rushed to protect themselves from the storm.
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Heavy Rain, Thunderstorm Hit Parts Of Delhi, Bring Relief From Heat
Heavy Rain, Thunderstorm Hit Parts Of Delhi, Bring Relief From Heat
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Journalist Assaulted, Media Office Vandalised In Assam's Silchar
The management of Barak Bani claimed that the journalist had previously faced intimidation over reports concerning alleged illegal activities, including betting and gambling operations.
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Vajiram And Ravi IAS Study Centre Fined Rs 7 Lakh For 'Misleading Ads'
The decision, said the CCPA, was taken to protect and promote the rights of consumers as a class and to ensure that no false or misleading advertisement is made
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UP Residents To Pay 10% Fuel Surcharge On June Electricity Bills
The surcharge has been imposed to recover the additional expenditure incurred on power procurement and transmission costs in accordance with regulations framed by the Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission.
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'Kuki Militants Took Tactical Positions Along Route': Manipur Police On Ambush
The Manipur Police said the convoy "came under heavy attack in... a hill area by armed Kuki militants who had taken tactical positions along the route"
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El Nino Likely To Result In Deficient Indian Monsoon, Raises Crop Concerns
Meteorologists are watching the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD), another major climate phenomenon that occasionally offsets El Nino's drying influence on India.
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Arunachal Pradesh To Form Panels To Review ST Certificates, Infiltration
The committees have been asked to submit their recommendations within six months. However, the timeline may be extended depending on field studies and stakeholder consultations.
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9 With Links To Pak's ISI, Dawood Ibrahim Arrested, Were Planning Attacks In Delhi, Mumbai
The Delhi Police's Special Cell said the accused are residents of Delhi, Mumbai, and Punjab, and some are foreign nationals.
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"Maanvi Outside": Gujarat Man's Note For Daughter Before Killing Self
A 42-year-old man, reportedly stressed after losing job, died by suicide in Gandhinagar allegedly by consuming pesticide.
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Indian Staff At US Hotel Had Sex With Trafficked Teen For Cheaper Room Rates, Jailed
Kavankumar Patel, a resident of Gujarat, was an employee at a hotel in Omaha and assaulted the girl in January last year.
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"Incredible": Trump's Daughter Tiffany Trump, Husband Visit Akshardham Temple
Tiffany Trump described the experience at Akshardham Temple as "incredible", highlighting her appreciation of the site during her cultural visit.
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Opinion: UP's Sugarcane Farmers Are Finally Smiling Again
The true meaning of development in any state lies in the prosperity visible on the faces of its farmers, and this is possible only when villages, farms and farmers are placed at the centre of the deve...
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Analysis | From Kanthi, Not Kolkata: What Sets Suvendu Adhikari Apart
Suvendu Adhikari is West Bengal's first chief minister in 55 years who hails from outside Kolkata.
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64% Indian Women Now Use Internet, Up From 33% In 2019-21: National Survey
The NFHS-5 for the 2019-2021 period had recorded that 33.3% Indian women had used the internet at least once. This figure has doubled over the interim two-year period
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An 80-Kg Hanging Dummy Test For Samarth, Giribala Singh In Twisha Sharma Case
CBI will take both mother and son to the house and recreate the entire sequence of events at the spot.
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'Shubh Muhurat', Rahul Gandhi's Availability: Why DK Shivakumar Picked June 3 For Oath
DK Shivakumar Likely To Take Oath As Karnataka Chief Minister On June 3: Sources
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Amit Shah's War On Illegal Constructions Along Border, Villagers Welcome
Amit Shah has directed authorities to enforce a 'zero tolerance' policy towards illegal constructions within 15 km of the country's borders
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Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar Takes Charge As 48th Vice Chief Of Naval Staff
An alumnus of the prestigious National Defence Academy, Pune, Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar was commissioned into the Indian Navy on July 1, 1988.
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RBI's Currency Makeover: Why Polymer Notes Are Important
Unlike paper currency, polymer notes are more durable and resistant to dirt and moisture, factors that are especially relevant in India's climate and usage conditions.
