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Fight Over Virbhadra Singh Legacy: Wife Objects To New Party Using His Name
In her October 7 letter to the Chief Election Commissioner, Pratibha Singh objected to reports about proposed parties such as "Rashtrawadi Virbhadra Congress" and "Veer Congress"
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Man Thrashed For Raising Pro-Modi Slogan At Opposition Protest In Delhi
Anti-Modi slogans were being raised. Amid all this, a man took a different approach. He voiced a pro-Modi slogan. A crowd surrounded him. Then came the slaps as the man was pushed around and hit repeatedly,showed a video.
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3 Hours Before Death, Nana Patekar Texted Friend He Wasn't Feeling Well
Nana Patekar texted his friend at around 2:30 am, stating that he was not feeling well. Since it was late at night, the friend missed the message until Patekar called him.
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Liquor Bottles Thrown At Senior Left Leader's House In Kolkata. He Blames BJP
According to Bhattacharya in his complaint, several individuals on motorcycles arrived outside his residence and smashed the window panes with liquor bottles.
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High Court Seeks Reply From Delhi Police, Parvesh Verma In Slapgate Row
The respondents also raised objection on the maintainability of the petition, which also sought police protection for petitioner Sahib Singh and his family members.
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Punjabi LGBTQ Activist Mad Sandhu's Shooter Arrested In Gujarat, Was Linked To Gangster Goldy Dhillon
Mad Sandhu, a social media influencer and an LGBTQ activist, was shot dead in Punjab's Amritsar last week.
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Eat, Protest, Repeat: Moets, Rajghat Trip On INDIA Bloc's Day 3 Agenda
In anticipation of a replay of Wednesday's protests, the Delhi Police has heightened security in Central Delhi and around the Election Commission headquarters.
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"Mobile Phone Tool Of Good Governance": PM Modi At India Mobile Congress
The Prime Minister cited the experience of the Covid-19 pandemic to underline the importance of India's digital ecosystem.
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23,000 Personnel, Barricading: Delhi Preps For CJP's Saturday Protest
All the neighbouring states, including Uttar Pradesh and Haryana, have been asked to remain alert during the protests.
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Kolkata Markets See Shopping Rush, Pandal Preparations As Durga Puja Nears
Kolkata Police have had to implement special measures to manage the crowds of pedestrians across different markets.
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Repo Rate Likely To Increase Again As Inflation Picks Up
A growing number of economists are predicting a follow-up 25-basis-point increase at the Reserve Bank's next decision on December 4.
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'Clean South Mumbai Doesn't Mean City Is Clean': High Court Raps Civic Body
Slamming the BMC over the garbage crisis in the city, the Bombay High Court reminded it that the city was not just a few clean posh enclaves.
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Opinion | Pakistan's Saudi Pact Is Now Entering Dangerous Territory - As Expected
On October 5, the ministers of the pact's member states met in Riyadh for an emergency session and agreed to move to a 'practical implementation' of the defence commitments.
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Teacher Contacted Student On Instagram, Abused Her During Visits To Her Home
The case has also renewed calls from child rights activists in India for stronger safeguards, including age restrictions and parental controls for children accessing social media platforms.
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"Deeply Moved": Video Shows Akie Abe Getting Emotional At Shinzo Abe Memorial In Varanasi
The Shinzo Abe Memorial Memorial Corridor and the convention centre are seen as symbols of the close India-Japan relationship, which has expanded from cultural ties to infrastructure, technology and investment.
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3 Hyderabad Men Perform Stunts On Scooters, Arrested After Videos Goes Viral
The three accused had posted the videos on Instagram, which later went viral.
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Opinion | How Prepared Is Mumbai To Prevent An October 7-Like Israel Terror Attack?
Most of the measures taken in the name of security after 26/11 have sadly been an eyewash.
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'Pak's Frankenstein Monster Of Terrorism Returned To Haunt It': India At UN
Raghoo Puri, a first secretary in India's UN mission was delivering India's right of reply in response to an unprovoked tirade launched by Pakistan's Deputy Permanent Representative.
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Flaws In Poll Body App ECINET Were Flagged To Cybersecurity Body Months Before Row
ECINET was launched as a unified platform to bring together more than 40 election-related applications and services.
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Amid Protests, Security Bolstered At Gyanesh Kumar's Home, Office: Sources
The street protests have intensified with the Congress and Opposition INDIA bloc refusing to back down on Gyanesh Kumar's resignation over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
