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Can You Still Trust Gold Or Are Trump's Mood Swings Turning It Into A Trap?
The spark came after US President Donald Trump signaled that Iran had offered a "present" tied to energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz.
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2 Dead As Double-Decker Bus Overturns In Delhi's Karol Bagh
The bus, arriving from Rajasthan, overturned near the Jhandewalan temple around 1 am.
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SIP Returns Turn Negative Amid Iran War: Should Investors Stay Or Opt Out
An estimated 13 per cent fall in the Nifty and a deeper correction in mid- and small-cap stocks have dragged down mutual fund returns.
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Groundbreaking Event Of Maharashtra Bhavan Expansion Held In Mauritius
The groundbreaking ceremony for the expansion of 'Maharashtra Bhavan' was held in Moka, Mauritius.
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Man Beats Dog To Death, Locals Attack NGO Workers For Trying To Save It
According to the NGO members, the incident occurred when they visited the area after a man allegedly beat a dog to death.
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Centre Notifies Order To Strengthen Piped Natural Gas Infrastructure
The Order provides a streamlined and time-bound framework for laying and expanding pipelines across the country, addressing delays in approvals and access to land, and enabling faster development of natural gas infrastructure, including in residential areas.
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Gujarat Assembly Passes Uniform Civil Code Bil, Becomes 2nd State To Do So
The bill, which proposes a common legal framework to govern marriage, divorce, succession and live-in relationships irrespective of religion, was passed with majority voice vote as opposition Congress and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) did not approve it.
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Sonia Gandhi Hospitalised, Doctors Say "Nothing Serious": Report
Sources said Sonia Gandhi was feeling unwell due to the change in weather and was under observation.
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Delhi Wasn't World's Most Polluted City Last Year, This Indian Town Was
At the country level, Pakistan ranked as the world's most polluted nation, followed by Bangladesh and Tajikistan.
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Nashik Godman Peddled 'Magic' Turkish Honey At Rs 15 Lakh A kg
Kharat's clients included influential figures like politicians, who often approached him for remedies for sexual health and physical weakness.
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'Trap Closing Around Trump': Ex-White House Adviser On Iran War
"Donald Trump has not ordered the ships carrying US Marines to reverse course," US national security expert Professor Robert Pepe said
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PM Modi, Sri Lankan President Discuss Middle East Conflict, Energy Security
After his telephonic conversation with the Sri Lankan leader, PM Modi said they reviewed the progress on key initiatives aimed at strengthening India-Sri Lanka energy cooperation
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Kamal Haasan's MNM Won't Contest Tamil Nadu Polls, Backs DMK Unconditionally
Sources indicate that the DMK had offered MNM just two to three seats, insisting the party fight under its symbol.
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Assam Chief Minister Links Election To Survival Of Indigenous People
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed confidence in the party's ability to win all contested seats.
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S Jaishankar Meets Iranian Ambassador, Discusses Middle East Conflict
"Met with Iran's Ambassador in India, Dr. Mohammad Fathali this afternoon. Discussed the conflict in West Asia," S Jaishankar wrote on X after the meeting.
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In J&K, 6-Year-Old Offers Piggy Bank For War-Affected People In Iran
The donation drives follow the joint military operation launched on February 28, which targeted various sites in Iran.
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Transgender Bill Passed Amid Resistance By Opposition, Activists
The bill aims to provide a "precise definition" of transgender persons, focusing on those facing severe social exclusion due to biological conditions. The self-perceived gender identities are excluded
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At Uddhav Thackeray's Farewell, Praise From D Fadnavis And An E Shinde Dig
Uddhav Thackeray's tenure in the Maharashtra Legislative Council ended today along with eight other members
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No Permission Needed To Cross Strait Of Hormuz Amid Iran War, Says Centre
The remark came in response to a question on if India had sought Iran's permission or paid for the transit of its stranded vessels through Strait of Hormuz.
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War In Middle East Hits Indian Kitchens With Surge In Edible Oil Prices
India relies heavily on imports to meet its demand, making it extremely vulnerable to global shocks.
