Anindita Sanyal
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Quad To Bullet Train And Semi-Conductors, PM Modi Has His Plate Full In Japan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Japan for his annual bilateral meet that is expected to deepen economic and strategic ties amid the tension over tariff with the US. The two-day visit, among other things, will focus on Quad.
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"Sensitivity Matters Most": Mohan Bhagwat Says Support Constitutional Quota
Mohan Bhagwat, chief of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the ideological mentor of the BJP, said his organisation supports the reservation policy "as mandated by the Constitution", debunking the perception that they are opposed to caste-based quota.
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"Struggle Might Be There But No Quarrel": RSS Chief On Relationship With Centre
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the ideological mentor of the BJP, has "no quarrel" with the BJP-led government, Mohan Bhagwat said today as the organisation he heads completed 100 years.
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Nirmala Sitharaman Sought Report, Promised Help: Exporters' Body On US Tariff
The largest exporters' organization in the country has been asked to submit a report to the government on the possible impact of the 50 per cent tariff imposed by the US.
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Trade To Go On, But Should Be Free From Pressure: RSS Chief Amid Tariff Row
Trade between nations should be free of pressure, Mohan Bhagwat - chief of the BJP's ideological mentor Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh -- said today, underscoring the need to promote indigenous goods.
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J&K, Uttarakhand, Himachal: Why It Is Raining So Much In The North This Year
Jammu has broken all records post-1910 over the last two days and Udhampur has received 629.4 mm of rainfall over 24 hours -- almost as much as Delhi receives in the whole monsoon.
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Himachal Up, Bihar, Northeast Down: How Rain Went Off-Track This Monsoon
The monsoon this year has witnessed several short and intense spells of rainfall in many states because of climate variability, Senior Scientist in India Meteorological Department or IMD, Dr. Naresh Kumar told NDTV on Monday.
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Dharmasthala Row Explained: Inside Facts, Claims, And A Masked Man
The temple town of Dharmasthala in Karnataka - one of the major pilgrim centres of the southern state -- has been caught in a raging controversy after a man claimed he was forced to bury and cremate around a hundred women.
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Dowry, Then Cash And More Cash: Nikki Bhatti's Uncle On Why They Never said No
The family of Nikki Bhati - burnt alive by her husband and mother-in-law - say their hands were tied by a social system where the in-laws have more power over a married woman than her parents.
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Man Kills Pregnant Wife Near Hyderabad, Caught While Disposing Chopped Up Body
A man in Telangana murdered his pregnant wife, chopped her body into pieces, and got caught while trying to dispose of them. He has been arrested and is being questioned.
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"Insecurity Of Leadership": PM Modi On Why Congress' Young MPs Hang Back
Prime Minister Narendra Modi targeted the Congress today while talking about parliament proceedings, saying bright and young MPs of the Congress do not get to participate in discussions due to the "insecurity" of its leadership.
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"No Alliance, 2026 Tamil Nadu Polls Between DMK And TVK," Declares Vijay
Actor Vijay, whose Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam or TVK will make its political debut at next year's assembly election in Tamil Nadu, has urged people to consider him as the candidate in all constituencies.
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"Diverted Rs 10 Crore Because...": BJP Livid Over Karnataka Funds For Wayanad
The move of Karnataka's Siddaramaiah government to give a Rs 10-crore grant to families affected by landslides in Kerala's Wayanad has set up a fresh face-off with the state's Opposition BJP.
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In INDIA's Fresh Unity Push, Tejashwi Yadav's 'Rahul Gandhi As PM' Hurdle
The Opposition unity and growing warmth has had a dampener thrown on it. The one responsible was Tejashwi Yadav, with a comment on whom he wants to see as the Prime Minister in 2029.
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Day After His Apology, Police Case Against Psephologist Over Maharashtra Data
A police case has been filed against Sanjay Kumar, an official from the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies or CSDS, over his controversial social media posts related to Maharashtra elections.
