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Baby Delivered In Moving Bus Gets Thrown Out In Maharashtra, Dies: Cops
A 19-year-old woman gave birth to a baby on board a running sleeper coach bus in Maharashtra's Parbhani on Tuesday, but she and a man claiming to be her husband threw the newborn out of the window, leading to the child's death , police said.
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8 Killed, 5 Injured As Jeep Plunges Into Deep Gorge In Uttarakhand: Cops
Eight people were killed and five injured when a jeep fell into a deep gorge here on Tuesday, police said.
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Sikkim Declares Yakten As India's First Digital Nomad Village
A remote village in Sikkim's Pakyong district was officially declared India's first 'Digital Nomad Village', under the state government's 'Nomad Sikkim' initiative.
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Man Enters Mumbai Complex Housing Film Stars, Weighs Down Lift With Stones
A man had entered "Sandhu Palace" - a building in the posh Pali Hill area of Mumbai and home to several Bollywood celebrities - and apparently weighed down the lift with heavy stones, putting it out of action.
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Air India Shifts Ahmedabad Flights From Gatwick To Heathrow From August 1
Air India on Tuesday said it will operate three weekly flights from Ahmedabad to Heathrow, London, from August 1 to September 30, replacing Gatwick, London.
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Fortuner That Hit And Killed Marathoner Fauja Singh Identified: Cops
The car which hit 114-year-old marathon runner Fauja Singh on the Jalandhar-Pathankot highway and sped away has been identified almost 24 hours after the incident, cops said.
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Blue Ink, White Trousers: UP Man Dies By Suicide, Leaves Note On His Pants
Disappointed and enraged by the actions of his wife's relatives and two police constables, who allegedly thrashed him and demanded money, a man in UP died by suicide and left a note in an unusual place - his pants.
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Tiger Warnings, Using AI: Maharashtra Reserve Deploys New Tech To Save Lives
An artificial intelligence-based system which warns people about the movement of tigers through loudspeakers has been installed in 20 villages in the Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR), Maharashtra Forests Minister Ganesh Naik said on Tuesday.
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Punjab's Anti-Sacrilege Bill Meets Roadblock, Sent To Select Committee
The anti-sacrilege bill, meant to introduce stringent punishment for desecration of religious scriptures - be it Guru Granth Sahab, Gita, Quran or the Bible -- did not get passed in the Punjab assembly today despite there being a broad consensus.
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Monsoon Session Of Parliament From July 21, Eight New Bills On Agenda
Eight new bills and a resolution to extend President's Rule in Manipur are on the agenda for the monsoon session of Parliament that will begin July 21, sources told NDTV Tuesday evening.
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Suspend Cop Who Did Not Act In Jewellery Theft Case: Madras High Court
The Madras High Court has ordered the Tamil Nadu Director General of Police (DGP) to suspend a police officer and initiate departmental action against others for gross negligence in investigating a 92-sovereign gold jewellery theft case.
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Political Parties Relying On Caste Considerations Dangerous For Country: Supreme Court
Political parties relying on caste considerations are equally dangerous for the country, the Supreme Court observed on Tuesday as it refused to entertain a plea seeking cancellation of the registration of the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (A
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"Misleading": Health Ministry On Warning Labels For Samosas, Jalebis
The Union Health Ministry on Tuesday termed reports claiming it has directed vendors to put warning labels on food items such as samosas, jalebis and laddos as "misleading, incorrect, and baseless".
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Man Sentenced To Life For Sexually Assaulting Pregnant Woman On Train
A court in Tamil Nadu has sentenced a man to life imprisonment till death for the sexual assault and attempted murder of a four-month pregnant woman aboard a moving train earlier this year.
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"Rich People": Pune Porsche Victim's Father On "Juvenile" Tag To Accused
The decision of the Juvenile Justice Board that the main accused in the Pune Porsche crash case will be tried as a juvenile and not an adult - is just another example of money and power at play, said the fathers of the software professionals who died
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'Not Irrational, Arbitrary': Jetty Near Gateway Of India Cleared By High Court
In a major boost for Mumbai's coastal infrastructure, the Bombay High Court on Tuesday dismissed a series of public interest litigations challenging the construction of a passenger jetty and terminal near the iconic Gateway of India.
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"Our Country Going Through Amrit Kaal": President Murmu
President Droupadi Murmu said on Tuesday said making India a developed nation by the year 2047 is the government's national goal.
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"Space For Animals... But For Humans?" Top Court On Feeding Stray Dogs
The Supreme Court told a Noida resident - who had alleged harassment while feeding stray dogs - to do so in their own home, noting, "There is space for these animals... but no space for humans. Why don't you feed them in your house?"
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"Freed Area More Than Size Of Chandigarh": Himanta Sarma On Eviction Drive
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday defended the state's ongoing eviction drives, stating it is essential to curb illegal encroachment, and warned the indigenous people about a growing demographic shift in the Upper Assam region.
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Samay Raina Gives Written Apology To Women's Panel Over Sexist Remarks
Comedian Samay Raina, who appeared before the National Commission for Women over his alleged offensive and sexist remarks during his show 'India's Got Latent', has submitted a written apology to the panel today.
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