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Delhi Government Reshuffles Over 40 Staff In Health Procurement Agency
The Delhi government has transferred more than 40 personnel associated with the Central Procurement Agency (CPA) as part of a restructuring exercise aimed at improving efficiency and transparency in the health sector, according to an official statement.
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IPS Officer Raises Concern Over Indians' Conduct Abroad: "Brings A Bad Name To The Country"
The officer expressed concern over a growing number of viral videos showing Indians engaging in attention-grabbing activities in public spaces overseas, often for social media content.
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Girl, 5, Dies After Falling Off Toy Train, Coming Under Its Wheels In Jodhpur
A family outing to the famous Mandore Garden here ended in tragedy after a five-year-old girl died after allegedly falling from a toy train ride at the tourist spot on Sunday evening.
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Uniform Civil Code Faces Tribal Customs Challenge In Madhya Pradesh
Speaking in Bhopal, the Chief Minister said the state government is committed to introducing a Uniform Civil Code and has launched a dedicated website through which citizens can submit their suggestions.
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Obesity, Malnutrition Among Children: Reality Check For Viksit Bharat Aspiration
Malnutrition in India is no longer just about hunger. It is also about excess weight, poor diet and changing lifestyles -- all happening in a single childhood.
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Man Kills Wife, Flees After Locking Flat With Body Inside In Mumbai: Cops
A man was arrested for allegedly murdering his wife and fleeing after locking their house in Mumbai's Malvani area with the corpse inside, a police official said on Monday.
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Delhi Hikes Crop Loss Compensation By Over 50%, 10,000 Farmers To Get Relief
Nearly 10,000 farmers in Delhi will receive enhanced compensation for crop losses caused by heavy rainfall and waterlogging during the 2025 monsoon season after the Cabinet approved a hike in compensation assistance to Rs 75,000 per hectare.
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Future Leaders Emerge As Deakin University, NDTV Celebrate Scholarship Finalists
Deakin University and NDTV came together to celebrate the top 20 finalists of the prestigious Vice Chancellor's Meritorious 100% Scholarship 2025, a programme that promises to reshape lives, redefine ...
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India, Myanmar Vow Deeper Ties On Security, Trade And Connectivity
India and Myanmar on Monday pledged to deepen bilateral cooperation across security, trade and infrastructure as Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with Myanmar President U Min Aung Hlaing in New Delhi
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Why Congress Needs Overhaul In Punjab: Challenges Ahead Of 2027
In the recently concluded local body elections in Punjab, AAP won 958 seats - a significant leap from the paltry 69 it held previously.The Congress, which had won 1,399 seats in the last election, saw its tally shrink to just 397.
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Mumbai Cop Rescues 46-Year-Old Woman Who Jumped Into Sea At Marine Drive
Following the rescue, Assistant Police Inspector Someshwar Chougule and Police Sub-Inspector Gagre coordinated medical assistance for the woman.
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Delhi Records Coolest June Start In 3 Years With Below Normal Temperatures
The last time the city recorded a lower maximum temperature on June 1 was in 2023, when it stood at 32.7 degrees Celsius, while the minimum temperature was 20.6 degrees Celsius.
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Accused Dies In Encounter After Assam Attack Leaves 1 Dead, Girl Critical
The development comes days after 19-year-old Madhurjya Barman was killed and a 17-year-old girl was critically injured in an attack.
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Ex-House Help Kalita Majhi Takes Oath As Bengal Minister Of State
Kalita Majhi was among 35 ministers inducted into Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari's cabinet, expanding the Council of Ministers to 41.
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After Water Crisis, Delhi Plans 1,500 Rainwater Harvesting Projects Before Monsoon
Weeks after water shortages hit parts of the capital, the Delhi government has launched a pre-monsoon rainwater harvesting drive that will see 500 new structures built and 1,000 non-functional systems revived across government buildings by June 30.
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UP Woman Gets Life Term For Throwing Acid On Husband, Causing Blindness
A fast-track court in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal district on Monday sentenced a woman to life imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 1.75 lakh for throwing acid on her sleeping husband, leaving him severely disfigured and permanently blind.
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Man's Severed Legs Found In Odisha Forest, Tiger Attack Suspected
Severed legs of a man were found inside Similipal Tiger Reserve in Odisha's Mayurbhanj district on Monday, with locals alleging that he was killed in a tiger attack, officials said.
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K Annamalai Likely To Quit BJP, Launch Own Party: Sources
K Annamalai, IPS officer-turned-politician, was offered a Rajya Sabha seat, sources have told NDTV. The 41-year-old leader, NDTV has learnt, refused the offer.
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"Consent Is Key": Supreme Court On Voluntary Sex Work vs Trafficking
The Supreme Court said that "consent" remains the central legal differentiator in determining whether a case involves trafficking or voluntary adult sex work.
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Probe Shows Forced Conversion Bid In TCS Nashik Case: Devendra Fadnavis
Devendra Fadnavis said that when religion is used as a motive to target women, it points to 'love jihad', and that there is a law to counter this.
