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"Know Your Rights": Woman Who Blocked Mumbai Police Van To Free Protesters
Rhiya Ahir was on Wednesday seen blocking a police van in Mumbai that was carrying a group of detained students during demonstrations
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"Your Convenience, Any Place, Any Time": Centre's Appeal To Protesters For Talks
Underlining that the government has sent four proposals for discussions since yesterday, Union Minister Jitendra Singh reiterated that the government is ready for discussions at "any time, any place" ...
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"Was Kicked, Punched, Hit With Stones": Delhi Cop Injured In CJP Student Protest
Inspector Nand Kishore claims that the protesting students were raising anti-government and anti-police slogans.
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From Protest Sites To Search Bar: How Paper Leak Reshaped What India Searched On Google
Google Trends data shows that Jantar Mantar was the most searched protest-related keyword during the period, followed by CJP, Sonam Wangchuk and Dharmendra Pradhan.
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Skyroot's Vikram-1 Successful, But Operational Payloads Have Mixed Results
While some payloads achieved all their objectives, others only partially succeeded.
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9 Hurt In Bengaluru PG Cylinder Blast. Windows Were Shut To Avoid Mosquitoes
The blast, which was triggered by a gas leak in the kitchen, was so powerful that it shattered glass windows and doors of the entire floor.
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2 Terrorists' Family Homes Demolished In Kashmir Day After Anantnag Attack
This is the second time the Thokar family's house has been demolished.
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In Top Court's Honeymoon Murder Order, A Message On Changing Family System
A bench of justices M M Sundresh and P B Varale pointed out the importance of joint family systems in the country - agreeing with Solicitor General of India Tushar Mehta's remarks.
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Invest Manchester: UK-India Free Trade Agreement Opens New Doors For APAC Manufacturers
The landmark agreement, which came into force on 15 July 2026, is projected to increase annual UK-India bilateral trade by 25.5 billion US dollars by 2040.
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Man Stabbed To Death After Argument With Villager In Madhya Pradesh
According to police, Patel was sitting outside his house after dinner when he got into an argument with another villager.
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"Will Frame You In Drug Case": Mumbai Cop Suspended For Threatening Protesters
Video posted by Mumbai Congress shows a policeman threatening a group of students with a false drug case if they turn up at the protests again.
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"Shameful If They Want To Poison Citizens": Supreme Court Slams Rajasthan Over Jojari River Pollution
The Supreme Court said that a recent report by an expert committee clearly indicates that "highly acidic" water is still flowing in the Jojari River.
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Deleted Cockroach Post, Instagram 'Star': The Officer In CJP Firestorm
Sonia Sehrawat, an Assistant Commandant in the RAF which is a specialised wing of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), made her thoughts about the student protests public in an Instagram story.
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Opinion | CJP Protest And Opposition's Never-Ending Search For 'Readymade' Revolts
The Opposition cannot simply saunter in after anger has been created, and ask to become its beneficiary
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After CJP Protest Crackdown, Lawyers To Recite Preamble At Supreme Court Lawn
More than 650 lawyers on Wednesday issued a statement describing the police crackdown on the CJP-led student march to Parliament as an attack on constitutional values.
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Why Supreme Court Cancelled Sonam Raghuvanshi's Bail, Asked Her To Surrender
According to the top court, the allegations against Sonam are "quite serious", adding that she can apply for bail after six months if the trial is not completed.
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India's Undernourished Population Falls 42%, But Cost Of Food Big Challenge: UN Report
Between 2019 and 2025, the number of Indians unable to afford a healthy diet also dropped by nearly 29 per cent.
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Protests Shut Metro Station, Chief Justice Says "Will Intervene Soon If..."
The Bar president urged CJI Surya Kant to intervene, to which the Chief Justice remarked that he will intervene if nothing happens till lunchtime.
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Home Visits, WhatsApp Location: How Mumbai Cops Are Trying To Curb Protests
Mumbai police use digital tracking and home visits to prevent repeat participation in student protests.
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"Got The Date Wrong": Omar Abdullah Fact-Checks JP Nadda On J&K Paper Leak
Correcting the Union Minister, Abdullah stated that the paper leak happened in 2022 when the Union Territory was under Lieutenant Governor's charge.
