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7 Bengaluru Trans Women Charged For Assault, Shaving Head Of Fellow Member
Seven transgender women were charged in Bengaluru for allegedly assaulting and shaving the head of a member of their community.
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Omar Abdullah vs Lt Governor Manoj Sinha Over Jammu And Kashmir Statehood
Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha launched a scathing attack on Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, accusing him of misleading people over the issue of statehood.
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Delhi's Winter Atmosphere Unsuitable For Cloud Seeding: Report
Delhi's winter atmosphere is climatologically unsuitable for consistent cloud seeding due to a fundamental lack of sufficient moisture and saturation, particularly during the peak pollution months of December and January, according to a report
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'Can't Remain Silent': Court As SEBI Withdraws From Audit In Rose Valley Scam
SEBI has said it can't conduct a forensic audit into alleged financial irregularities by the committee headed by Justice (Retd) Dilip Seth, which was formed to oversee the refund of investors' money in the Rose Valley chit fund scam.
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Delhi's Big Move On Re-Registration Of Old Vehicles
In a relief for vehicle owners, the Delhi government has lifted the one-year restriction on applications for No Objection Certificates (NOCs) for deregistered vehicles.
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Court Allows Hindu Community Feast On Ground Long Used For Easter Events
The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has allowed a Hindu group to conduct Annadhanam (community feast) on a public ground in Tamil Nadu's Dindigul district.
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Lowest Number Of Women Candidates In Bihar Elections In 15 Years
In all, 258 women are contesting the Bihar Assembly election as against 2,357 male candidates.
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Help Desks, Hitting The Streets: How Trinamool Plans To Tackle Bengal SIR
In a bid to ensure that no genuine voter is left out of the voter list after the SIR in West Bengal, the Trinamool Congress has said it will set up area-wise help desks from Tuesday, when the Booth Level Officers will begin visiting homes.
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J&K's General Category With 70% Population Alleges Jobs Discrimination
People under the general category in Jammu and Kashmir have complained that they are being discriminated against in recruitments due to the reservation policy in the Union Territory.
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"No Money For Food": 48 Indian Workers Stranded In Tunisia Seek Centre's Help
Forty-eight migrant workers from Jharkhand, who are stranded in the African country of Tunisia, have appealed to the Indian government to facilitate their return to India.
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'A Hostage Drama Turned Real': Videographer Recounts Mumbai Studio Crisis
The line between fiction and reality was erased inside RA Studio in Powai when an audition, supposed to be the start of a dream for 17 children, spiraled into a waking nightmare, a terrifying event orchestrated by the very man who had promised them
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India's Women Health Campaign Sets 3 Guinness World Records
India has achieved three Guinness World Records under the nationwide 'Swasth Nari, Sashakt Parivar Abhiyaan' (SNSPA), a campaign focused on preventive and women-centric healthcare.
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2 Women Get Stuck In Sauna At Noida Complex, Forced To Break Lock To Escape
Two women, one of whom suffers from high blood pressure, had a harrowing experience when they were stuck in the sauna of their housing complex in Noida for over half an hour after the door got jammed and no one responded to their screams for help.
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Just Before Engagement, Bride's Father Elopes With Groom's Mother In Madhya Pradesh
In a bizarre turn of events straight out of a family drama, a middle-aged man eloped with his daughter's would-be mother-in-law, just days before their children's engagement ceremony.
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No Top Court Relief For Woman Who Sent Bomb Threats To Frame Man She Loved
The Supreme Court on Friday refused to pass any "blanket order" staying registration of fresh First Information Reports (FIRs) against a Chennai woman techie who was arrested for allegedly sending emails of "bomb threats" using the dark web
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Price Of Protest: Raipur Civic Body To Impose Tax On Demonstrations
The civic body in Chhattisgarh's Raipur passed a resolution imposing a tax of Rs 500 for holding protests or demonstrations in public open spaces across the capital.
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Motion Detectors, Electroshock Weapons: Rohit Arya's Gear To Fight Mumbai Cops
The final act of filmmaker Rohit Arya's life unfolded in a cramped studio in Mumbai's Powai neighbourhood, wired with motion detectors, surveillance cameras, and locks that he thought turned the studio into a fortress.
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Trinamool, BJP Outreach Amid 'Panic Suicides' Over Bengal Voter List Revision
As the contentious revision of the Bengal voter list kicked off Thursday, workers from the ruling Trinamool Congress were seen distributing copies of the electoral roll from 2002, the base year for this update, to people in North 24 Parganas.
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A Crucible Of Choices: Navigating The Bihar Assembly Election
In the multicultural mosaic of Bihar's political landscape, this year's assembly election will stand as a defining moment, a crossroad where myriad factors converge, each vying for attention.
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Bail Pleas Of 2 Durgapur Gang Rape Accused Rejected, Fast Track Trial Ordered
A sub-divisional court on Friday rejected the bail pleas of two of the six accused in the case pertaining to the alleged gang rape of a second year medical college student in West Bengal's Durgapur.
