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Solicitor General Tushar Mehta To Lead Anti-Terror Agency's Case Against Tahawwur Rana
MEA has appointed Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, Additional Solicitor General S V Raju, Senior Advocate Dayan Krishnan, and Advocate Narender Mann as lead prosecutors in the National Investigation Agency case against Tahawwur Rana.
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"No Fees! No Limits!": Gautam Adani Praises Adani Vidya Mandir Students For 100% CBSE Result
Gautam Adani, Chairman of the Adani Group, on Thursday, lauded the efforts of students and teachers at Adani Vidya Mandir Ahmedabad (AVMA) for scoring 100 per cent results in the CBSE 2025 examination.
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Bengal Teachers Who Lost Jobs Clash With Cops During Protest In Kolkata
Teachers who lost jobs after Supreme Court order on "tainted" selection process clash with cops during protest in Kolkata
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Adani Airport Holdings Terminates Partnership With DragonPass
The Adani Airport Holdings has terminated its association with DragonPass, which provided access to airport lounges, with immediate effect.
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India, Pak Agree To Continue Confidence-Building Measures: Sources
India and Pakistan will continue the confidence-building measures agreed between their two top military officers to end the brief conflict following the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam that killed 26 tourists, sources have said.
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Rare Long-Snouted Vine Snake Spotted In UP's Dudhwa Tiger Reserve
A brown morph, long-snouted vine snake, Ahaetulla longirostris, was discovered in the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve, in a landmark herpetological breakthrough, officials said Thursday.
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Delhi High Court Revises Timings Of Court Sittings, Lunch Breaks
The Delhi High Court has revised its timings for court sittings and lunch breaks for judges and staff, a day after the Supreme Court said high court judges were taking breaks "unnecessarily" and too often.
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'Explain Delay In Filing Case After Student Suicide': Court To IIT Kharagpur
The Supreme Court has taken a serious note of delay in filing a first information report (FIR) into the death by suicide case of a student in the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur.
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'Apple Will Realise...: Sources On Trump's 'Not In India' Call To Tim Cook
Donald Trump's 'don't want you building in India' exhortation to Apple boss Tim Cook was played down Thursday night, with government sources telling NDTV Profit there is significant value for the global tech giant in India.
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Rape Convict, Survivor Say They Want To Marry, Exchange Flowers In Top Court
An unusual scene unfolded inside a courtroom of the Supreme Court on Thursday when a man, convicted of rape and sentenced to 10 years of imprisonment, exchanged flowers with the survivor as the two expressed willingness to marry each other.
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"Funds For Banke Bihari Corridor Can Come From Temple But...": Supreme Court
The Uttar Pradesh government will be allowed to acquire 5 acres of land near Vrindavan's Banke Bihari temple for a corridor using the temple funds.
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After Comments Against Colonel Qureshi, Minister Gets Support From Colleague
Hours after the Supreme Court today ordered Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah to "go and apologise" to Indian Army officer Colonel Sofiya Qureshi over his insensitive comments on her, another state minister has come to his support.
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Donald Trump's Big "No Tariffs" Claim, And A Sharp Response By S Jaishankar
A day before trade minister Piyush Goyal and a delegation of top negotiators are to arrive in Washington for talks on the proposed India-US trade deal, Donald Trump has let the cat out of the bag by making a huge claim.
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Ex-Union Minister John Barla Joins Trinamool Congress
BJP leader and former Union Minister of State for Minority Affairs John Barla on Thursday joined the Trinamool Congress.
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'Discrimination Of Dalits After 80 Years Painful': Madras High Court On Temple Row
Continued discrimination against Dalits, 80 years after independence, is painful, the Madras High Court said as it heard a plea demanding the Tamil Nadu government intervene to ensure Dalits can enter temples, such as one in Pudukkottai district.
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Turkish Firm Operating At Indian Airports Loses Security Clearance After Op Sindoor
The Turkish firm that handles the lion's share of services at nine major airports in India, has lost its security clearance following Turkey's support of Pakistan over Operation Sindoor.
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Blog | A Blindfolding In J&K, To Headley: What Reporting Days Taught Me About Pakistan
My photographer colleague, Neeraj Paul, and I were tracking a lead to a rundown part of downtown Srinagar. We were blindfolded, bundled into a van, and taken to meet an Afghan group's leader.
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JNU, Jamia, University In Hyderabad Lead 'Cancel Turkey' Move Over Pak Support
Several prominent universities in India have cancelled tie-ups and programmes with Turkey's educational institutions over the West Asian nation's military support to Pakistan.
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CRPF Dog Stung 200 Times By Swarm Of Bees During Anti-Maoist Operation, Dies
Rolo, a two-year-old female sniffer dog of the CRPF, was the only casualty suffered by the security forces during their biggest anti-Maoist operation at the Korgotalu hills.
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After JNU, Jamia Millia Islamia Suspends Agreements With Turkey
Jamia Millia Islamia has suspended all Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) with Turkish educational institutions, amid escalating calls across the country to boycott Turkey over its vocal support for Pakistan during the recent conflict.
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