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In Numbers: With Zero Deaths, Bengal Election Most Peaceful In 2 Decades
The 2026 Assembly elections have delivered an unprecedented shift: zero reported murders and no serious injuries, marking a significant break from this violent past.
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Why Nepal Is Objecting To India-China Kailash Mansarovar Yatra Plan
Nepal Foreign Ministry's statement said the government has drawn the attention of both India and China to its concerns through diplomatic channels.
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"Kept Calling For Help": Friends Recall Victims' Last Moments In Delhi Blaze
Grief and disbelief gripped family and friends of those killed in the devastating fire in east Delhi's Vivek Vihar on Sunday, with several recalling frantic early morning phone calls from the victims, desperate for help.
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How Game-Changer Drishti Satellite Will Boost India's Space-Based Surveillance
The launch of the world's first OptoSAR satellite in India is a testament to our youth's passion for innovation and nation-building, PM Modi said today.
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Ahead Of Counting, Assam BJP Office Gears Up For 'Victory' Celebration
While preparations are in full swing, the official results are yet to be announced, and counting is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Delhi Traffic Rule: 5 Challans In A Year? You Could Lose Your Licence
New system mandates 45-day deadline to pay or contest; repeat offenders face suspension
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US-Returned Man Jumps From Gurugram High-Rise After Marital Dispute, Dies: Cops
A 45-year-old man who had recently returned from the US died allegedly by suicide after jumping from the eighth floor of a high-rise building in Sector 65 here, police said on Sunday.
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Analysis | Falta No Outlier: Bengal's Long, Troubled Romance With Political Violence
In Bengal, for the most part even today, 'politics' is not seen as an amphitheatre of anyone genteel.
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AAP vs Rebel MPs: Both Camps To Meet President Murmu On Tuesday
The rebel MPs are likely to argue that administrative actions against them are politically motivated following their exit from AAP and subsequent alignment with the BJP.
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Counting Of Votes For Nagaland's Koridang Assembly Bypoll Tomorrow
All arrangements have been made for the counting of votes for the Koridang Assembly Constituency byelection in Nagaland's Mokokchung district, scheduled to be held on May 4, an official said on Sunday.
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Vote Counting For Karnataka's Bagalkot, Davanagere South Bypolls Tomorrow
Counting of votes for bypolls to two assembly constituencies in Karnataka -- Bagalkot and Davanagere South -- will be held on May 4, amid tight security, election officials said Sunday.
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"Death Was In Front Of Us": Jabalpur Boat Tragedy Survivors Recount Horror
A boat cruise accident at the Bargi Dam turned moments of joy into tragedy, leaving several families devastated. What began as a leisure outing quickly became a life-and-death situation as passengers struggled to survive.
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Joram Aniya Becomes First Full-Time NITI Aayog Member From Arunachal
Dr Joram Anya is the first woman from the Nyishi community to earn a PhD and the first one in Arunachal Pradesh to complete the degree in Hindi.
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'Self-Funded Visit': NDTV Tracks Man In Mamata Banerjee's 'Outsider' Video
Deep Prajapati said his visit to West Bengal was self-funded and aimed at documenting what he described as the "ground reality" of the state.
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MK Stalin: The Boy From Chennai's Marina Beach
From a naming ceremony on Chennai's Marina Beach in 1953 to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister - this is the story of Muthuvel Karunanidhi Stalin, the DMK, and the 2026 election.
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37 Bellwether Seats That Accurately Show Bengal's Poll Results Since 1977
West Bengal has a 294-member Assembly, and a party needs at least 148 seats to form the government.
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Assembly Election Results 2026: Seats And Majority Mark Across 4 States, Union Territory
Here's a detailed look at the numbers and the majority mark in each state.
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On CCTV, Delivery Agent Dies After Car Hits Him, Falls Off Flyover In Delhi
A CCTV of the incident, dated April 30, has surfaced showing the horrific crash.
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How Delhi Building Plan Became Death Sentence For Families Stuck In Fire
Though some managed to brave their way through the smoke-filled corridor and rushed to find their way to the terrace, the door was locked.
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Over 50 Odisha Villagers Fall Ill After Having 'Dahi Bara' From Roadside Stall
Villagers ate dahi bara from a roadside vendor between 8:30 am and 9:30 am on Friday. Soon after, several of them complained of vomiting and diarrhoea.
