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India Reacts To Stabbing Of Hyderabad Man For His Religion In US' Utah
The man that stabbed Syed Sohailuddin told police he did so because "he believes he is a catalyst and he intends to kill Muslims."
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How A 12-Km Tunnel Reunited Narmada And Son Basin After 17 Years
Children born when the project began grew into adults. Workers who had joined the first shifts at the tunnel entrance grew older. Some colleagues did not live to see the breakthrough. Machines changed. Contractors changed. Officials changed. The work beneath the mountain continued.
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Man With Rs 150 Crore Property Shot Dead By Son At Ghaziabad Home Over Land Dispute
Chaudhary had already given son shops in the market and 25 bighas of land. However, Nikhil wanted the remaining land transferred to his name as well
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As 100 ISRO Scientists Quit, Retire Early, Centre Tightens Exit Rule
An official directive acknowledged that there has been a "spate of requests" for voluntary retirement and resignation from Group 'A' Scientific/Technical personnel of ISRO.
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Arunachal Restores Vital Border Link After Flashfloods Washed Away Key Bridge
The flashfloods had left Damin-Huri completely cut off, disrupting the movement of residents, essential commodities, emergency services, and officials.
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Mamata Banerjee Holds On To Loyalists, Defends Nephew As Veterans Bolt To Rebel Camp
Madan Mitra's exit came a day after the ED issued notices to members of his family in connection with the school recruitment scam investigation
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"Don't Introduce Third Language In Class 9": Top Court To Centre
Notably, the CBSE's three-language policy is currently being challenged in separate public interest petitions before a Bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant.
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Hyderabad Startup Plans 'Robotic Hug' To Clean Up Space Junk
The technology is aimed at solving one of the biggest challenges facing the space industry today: space junk.
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"Neglect Turned Into Natural Disaster": Father Of Boy Killed In Mumbai Tree Collapse
Vihaan Srivastav, the 11-year-old, was killed on the last day of June when a huge tree collapsed on his school bus in Mumbai's Chembur.
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Opinion | Why A Post By A Senior US Defence Official About 'Allies' Should Worry India
Colby's post frames what could become a thorny question in India-US relations.
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Mumbai Train Seat Row Turns Violent, Man Injured In Metal Bracelet Attack
The incident took place on an Ambernath-bound local train travelling between Dombivli and Thakurli stations shortly after midnight.
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PM Modi Pushes To Cut Import Reliance To Shield India From Shocks
Prime Minister's office ordered key ministries to identify categories of goods in which import dependence is high, and can be replaced by locally made products, according to officials familiar with the matter.
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Woman Run Over By Thar. Driver Takes Her To Hospital, Dumps Body Back At Spot
Victim's nephew alleged the body had been placed back in the parking area, and the driver had not informed anyone about the woman's death.
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"Korbo, Lorbo, Bachbo": Mamata Banerjee's 'I Will Be Back' Warning To BJP
While brushing aside age-factor for her comeback, Mamata Banerjee vowed to rebuild her party like she claimed to have done twice earlier.
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"Do Whatever It Takes To Save Sonam Wangchuk's Life": High Court To Centre
The court was ruling on a plea filed Wednesday that warned the 59-year-old may not survive the next 48 hours if he does not break his fast.
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Hunger Strike Enters Day 19, Sonam Wangchuk Says "What Message Will Go?"
Wangchuk's health remains stable despite extended fasting, and he calls for mass participation in the July 20 protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar.
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Probe Agency Raids 13 Locations In UP Over Rohingya Terror Funding Network
An organised gang was accused of arranging forged Indian identity documents and the illegal entry of Rohingya and Bangladeshi nationals into India.
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IRCTC Launches New Ticket Booking Website: Check Key Features
The IRCTC website was first launched in 2002 and currently handles an average of 14.5 lakh train ticket bookings every day.
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Russia Seeks More Fuel From India As Ukraine Attacks Refineries: Report
India is the biggest buyer of Russian seaborne crude oil, making Moscow's bid to secure Indian gasoline an unusual reversal in the countries' energy trade relationship.
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"No Vision": Jolt To Prashant Kishor Ahead Of Bankipur Bypoll, Party Leaders Join BJP
Many who switched sides had contested the Bihar Assembly elections on Jan Suraj Party's ticket
