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Fiancee's Failed Attempt 4 Days Before Murder, A Snake Excuse, And A Hug
Vishal Agarwal, father of the 26-year-old real estate director, has described how Siya pushed Ketan from the fort on June 14. When Ketan survived by grabbing a bush, Siya shouted that a snake was approaching and then hugged him.
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Adani Mundra Airport Begins Commercial Ops, Inaugural Flight Lands From Goa
Earlier in the day, regional carrier Star Air became the first airline to start scheduled commercial flights at the airport, with the inaugural flight landing from Goa.
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Video: Truck Falls In River After Bridge Collapses In Himachal, Driver Safe
The incident occurred between Reckong and Tapri on National Highway 5 (Old Hindustan-Tibet Road) near Urni Dhank when the truck was passing the bridge.
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Forgotten Warnings, Delayed Reforms: Why Coaching Hubs Are Vulnerable To Fire
An NDTV reality check in South Delhi's Kalu Sarai and Neb Sarai - two of the capital's largest coaching centre clusters - suggests that many of the same safety concerns continue to exist despite repeated warnings, inquiries and promises of reform.
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Birthday Bash On Assam Bridge Lands 14 In Legal Trouble, Luxury Cars Seized
A late-night birthday celebration held on the Kumar Bhaskar Varma Bridge has sparked legal action after videos of the event circulated widely on social media, drawing criticism over public safety and misuse of a vital transport corridor.
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Delhi Colony Keeps Trash Out Of Landfills, Shows Way With 'Zero-Waste' Model
The model focuses on managing waste within the community instead of sending it directly to landfill sites.
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Trump Says Unfrozen Iran Funds To Go Into Escrow Account Controlled By US
US President Donald Trump said Tuesday that any Iranian funds unfrozen through sanctions relief or released by the US Treasury would go into a Washington-controlled escrow account, which Tehran could tap to purchase US food and medical supplies.
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"Left Me On My Birthday": Woman's Instagram Story After Killing Fiance
Siya shared an emotional Instagram story mourning his death. In the post, she expressed deep grief and posed questions about his sudden departure.
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"I Felt Jumping Was Only Option": Survivor Recounts Lucknow Fire Horror
By the time the door finally opened, thick smoke had begun filling the floor. The staircase -- their only escape route -- had already become a tunnel of smoke and flames.
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"Very Unfortunate": India Condoles Death Of 12 Indians In Qatar Gas Plant Explosion
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said that authorities are working closely to ensure the identification and are in talks with local authorities for the transportation of their mortal remains.
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She Saw Body, Did Not React At All: Father On Son Killed By Fiancee Near Pune
Ketan's grieving father, Vishal Agarwal, asked why Siya did not simply refuse the marriage if she loved someone else
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Tamil Nadu Approaches Supreme Court Against High Court Order On Deepam Row
The C Joseph Vijay-led state government had moved the apex court on June 11 and filed the petition through the Tamil Nadu government counsel B Karunakaran.
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Auditor Flags Rs 4.85 Lakh Crore Debt Facing New Kerala Government
The CAG report revealed Kerala missed fiscal targets and relied heavily on borrowing, with a total debt of Rs 4.85 lakh crore by March 2025.
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'Access To Drinking Water A Right': Bombay High Court Flags Scarcity In Maharashtra
The Bombay High Court has held that access to clean and potable drinking water is a fundamental right and questioned why citizens in Maharashtra continue to approach courts for such a basic necessity even after 75 years of Independence.
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Trinamool Expels 8 Leaders, Including Firhad Hakim, As Rift Deepens
The AITC earlier in the day issued show-cause notices to these leaders, alleging that they deliberately indulged in anti-party activities.
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'Cut Money' In Trinamool Bank Accounts? Bengal Cops Go Sniffing
West Bengal Police have sought transaction statements for the past five years from a Kolkata-based bank for three accounts belonging to the Trinamool Congress.
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Bharat Tiwari Case: JDU, BJP Assure Fair Probe, Say No Injustice Will Be Done
Bihar's ruling Janata Dal-United (JD-U) and the BJP on Tuesday asserted that no injustice would be done to anyone in the Bharat Tiwari encounter case and reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring a fair and transparent investigation under the state's 'sushasan' (good governance) framework.
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Akasa Air Eyes 30% Growth, Says Long-Term Expansion Unaffected By Global Trends
In a conversation with NDTV, Goel said the airline's long-term expansion strategy remains unchanged even as the aviation sector grapples with rising operational costs amid the ongoing West Asia conflict.
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Opinion | Why Pakistan Is Becoming Harder To Isolate - Despite India's Push
Pakistan's willingness to sell itself to the highest bidder explains its curious positioning in the world. India's only option now is to get creative as it tries to isolate it globally.
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They Booked Rs 17-Crore Palace For Wedding. Then She Pushed Fiance Off Cliff
Investigators say his fiancee and her lover allegedly pushed Ketan into the deep valley. Police are now probing if anyone else aided the accused.
