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Delhi's Minimum Temperature Drops To 3.2 Degrees Celsius Amid Cold Wave
A bitter chill hung over the national capital with temperatures dropping further, even as the IMD on Monday forecast similar conditions for the next day.
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Telangana Employees To Face 10% Salary Cut For Not Taking Care Of Parents
The Telangana government will enact a law to deduct 10 per cent salary of the government employees who are not looking after their parents and transfer the same to the bank accounts of the parents.
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Indore Contaminated Water Deaths Rise To 23, Residents Live With Fear
The human cost of Indore's contaminated water crisis continues to climb. On Monday, the number of dead rose to 23 with the death of Bhagwandas Bharne, 64, son of Tukaram Bharne, who had been undergoing treatment for nearly 10 days, officials said.
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Obscenity At Chhattisgarh Dance Programme, One More Cop Suspended
The crackdown in Chhattisgarh's Gariaband district has widened in the wake of viral videos showing alleged obscene acts at a dance programme where officials and policemen were seen showering dancers with cash.
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Woman With 4 Children Allowed To Contest Nagpur Civic Polls. Law Says She Can't
Pushpa Waghmare, a mother of four, is contesting the Nagpur Municipal Corporation elections despite a law stating that candidates with more than two children cannot contest civic elections in Maharashtra.
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Gold Hits Lifetime High, Silver Soars 6% To Record Rs 2.65 Lakh Per kg
Silver prices rallied sharply by Rs 15,000 to hit a lifetime high of Rs 2,65,000 per kg in the national capital on Monday, and gold advanced to a fresh record of Rs 1,44,600 per 10 grams, mirroring strong gains in the global markets.
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Citizenship For Rs 30,000? NDTV Report On Illegal Immigration In Mumbai
India's border states, such as Assam, Tripura, and West Bengal, frequently make headlines regarding illegal infiltration, a major political flashpoint.
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Displaced People Protest In Manipur's Imphal To Return Home, Question 'Buffer Zone'
Hundreds of internally displaced persons (IDPs) held a massive rally in Manipur's capital Imphal today demanding security for returning home to their abandoned villages in the foothills.
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Child Among 3 Killed, 6 Nepalese Nationals Feared Trapped In Himachal Fire
Three people, including an eight-year-old child, died in a major fire that broke out in the Old Bus Stand area of the Arki market in the Solan district, police said on Monday.
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"Foreign Interference Intensifying Unrest": Iran's India Envoy To NDTV
Iran's Ambassador to India Mohammad Fathali said protests initially had a peaceful character, but gradually they were steered toward violence and insecurity by foreign elements.
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Bengaluru Woman, 55, Hacked To Death On Busy Road
A 55-year-old woman was murdered with a machete on a busy road in North Bengaluru on Monday, triggering panic and outrage among locals.
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Indore Man Kills Wife For Refusing To Have Sex For 8 Years
A man was arrested in Indore in Madhya Pradesh for allegedly murdering his wife as she refused to have sex with him for the past eight years, a senior police official said on Monday.
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Jagdeep Dhankhar Admitted To AIIMS After He Faints At Home Twice
Former vice president Jagdeep Dhankhar was admitted to the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) after he fell unconscious twice on January 10, his office said.
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TVK Not Responsible, Vijay Told CBI In Questioning Over Karur Stampede: Sources
After nearly six hours of questioning by the Central Bureau of Investigation in Delhi, TVK chief Vijay on Monday told the premier agency that his party is not responsible for the stampede in Tamil Nadu that claimed 41 lives, sources have told NDTV.
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Top Court Asks Abu Salem To Justify Claim Of Having Spent 25 Years In Jail
The Supreme Court asked gangster Abu Salem to justify his claim that he has spent 25 years in jail, a contention if proven will allow him to walk free from jail.
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Once A Maoist Corridor, Kanha Reserve To Host Wild Buffaloes After 100 Years
A forest route once whispered about as a safe passage for armed Maoist cadres in eastern Madhya Pradesh is now being recast as a gateway for wildlife revival.
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Supreme Court Sets June 30 Deadline For Bengaluru Civic Body Polls
The Supreme Court on Monday set June 30 as the date for the completion of the election process of Bengaluru civic body Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP).
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Raghav Chadha Turns Blinkit Rider Amid Row Over Gig Workers' Demands
Rajya Sabha MP and Aam Aadmi Party leader Raghav Chadha turned into a delivery rider, as he chose to step "away from boardrooms".
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Defence Sourcing Not Driven By Ideology, Says India On Germany's 'Offer'
India's policy of choosing from where to source defence hardware is driven by national interest, and is not at all ideological, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said in response to a question by NDTV.
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"Disgusting": Supreme Court On Judicial Officer Found Urinating In Train Coach
The Supreme Court on Monday said that it was disgusted by the alleged misconduct of a civil judge from Madhya Pradesh during a train journey, including allegations of urinating in the train compartment.
