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Adani Group Seeks Dismissal Of Lawsuit By US Markets Regulator, Cites Overreach
Adanis argued that the court lacks personal jurisdiction, saying neither had sufficient contacts with US or direct involvement in the bond offering.
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Parked IndiGo Plane Hit By Car At Kolkata Airport, Grounded For Inspections
Car Hits Parked IndiGo Aircraft At Kolkata Airport
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Delhi Assembly Security To Be Revamped After Breach
Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta has ordered a complete revamp of security inside the Delhi Assembly following a recent security breach.
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30 Cops Injured In Clash As Villagers Oppose Road Connecting Odisha Mining Site
The villagers and the local tribal communities had been opposing the construction of the road that would lead to the mining site allotted to aluminium giant Vedanta Ltd.
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BJP Files Case Against Mallikarjun Kharge Over Alleged Inflammatory Speech In Assam
During an election rally in Sribhumi district, Kharge had compared the BJP and RSS with poisonous snakes, said a BJP spokesperson.
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Probe Agency ED Attaches Rs 39.45 Crore Assets Linked To Al-Falah Trust
The Directorate of Enforcement (ED) has provisionally attached movable and immovable properties worth Rs 39.45 crore belonging to Al-Falah Charitable Trust and its Managing Trustee Jawad Ahmad Siddiqui under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PM
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AI Cameras, Poll Cancellation For Booth Capturing Among Poll Body's Plans For Bengal
AI-enabled CCTV cameras will monitor polling stations in real time. If cameras are switched off or any suspicious activity is detected, repolling can be ordered immediately.
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Behind Bank Robbery In Jalandhar, Retired Cop's Drug-Addict Son
According to sources, the accused had previously conducted a reconnaissance of the bank and was aware that the crowd inside is sparse during the afternoon hours and that no security guard is present.
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IT Rules Overhaul To Bring Entire Digital News Ecosystem Under One Framework: Sources
The proposed draft amendments are still under consultation, with the deadline for stakeholder feedback now extended.
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Madhya Pradesh Police Recruits Begin Day With Shlokas. Top Cop Defends Move
Article 28(1) of the Indian Constitution is unambiguous: no religious instruction shall be provided in any educational institution wholly maintained out of state funds. Police training schools, funded and run by the state, fall squarely within this framework.
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Why Centre Wants Court To Declare Adultery Decriminalisation Vedict 'Not Good Law'
Section 497 of the IPC made adultery a penal crime for a man who engaged in a sexual relationship with a married woman.
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Pak's 'Global Power' Act Is Fooling No One - Least Of All Its Gulf 'Creditors'
Foreign policy is not about short-term optics or daily narratives; it must be assessed over the long term. Pakistan's repeated attempts to project itself as a decisive global player must be seen in this context.
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Betting Racket Resurfaces During IPL, 'Mahadev' App Returns As 'Mahaadev'
Authorities say transactions are being routed through UPI and QR codes, making the money trail harder to track.
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Gurugram Man Killed By Help Who Worked At His Farmhouse For 20 Years
The victim, identified as Rahul of Ghata village, had sustained multiple wounds caused by a sharp-edged weapon.
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"Divided Into Two Parts 55 Years Ago": Rajnath Singh's Big Warning To Pak
Singh also referred to Operation Sindoor, India's military response to the April 2025 Pahalgam terror attack. Indian air strikes targeted and neutralised multiple terrorist bases and training camps in Pak and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
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2 Pakistan Terrorists Among 5 Arrested In J&K, One Evaded Cops For 16 Years
The two Pakistani terrorists in custody are categorised 'A+' and were involved in creating the LeT network in Jammu and Kashmir and other states.
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Indian Carriers Cancelled Over 10,000 International Flights Since Iran War: Aviation Ministry
"Flights, especially to Europe and North America by Indian carriers, have to take longer routes, which has increased travel time and associated cost," Asangba Chuba Ao said.
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"Unfortunate": Rajnath Singh On Mamata Banerjee's "200 Cars Of CRPF Men" Remark
"In every election, in any state, paramilitary forces go there so that voting can take place properly and no law-and-order situation arises," Rajnath Singh said.
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"Akhilesh's Lyari Raaj" Or "Dhurandhar Chief Minister": A UP Poster Drive
The posters show Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav in the avatar of Rehmain Dakait and pit him against Yogi Adityanath
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2 Killed, Several Injured In Firing As Mob Attacks Paramilitary Camp In Manipur
A temporary suspension of internet and mobile data services has also been ordered in five districts in Manipur.
