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'Women Can Enter Mosques For Namaz, Cannot Insist On Main Door Entry': Muslim Law Board
The submissions were made in the context of a writ petition seeking a declaration that women should be allowed to pray in mosques without restrictions.
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4-Year-Old Dies After Slide In Pune Playground Falls On Her Head
The incident occurred on April 7 around 12.30 pm when the child was playing in a designated ground within a housing complex.
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"Violates Right To Life": Supreme Court Clears Pregnant Minor's 31-Week Abortion
"Reproductive choice is a fundamental right," the court reiterated, adding that denying relief would subject the minor to "irreversible consequences".
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Will Take Over Delhi Next, Says Mamata Banerjee, Amit Shah Laughs It Off
Mamata Banerjee said she will "dismantle" the BJP in the Centre by bring together the Opposition parties.
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Opinion | How Did Munir Get So Close To Trump? Follow Pakistan's Million-Dollar 'Fixers'
In just six months in the first half of 2025, Javelin Advisors, just one among many lobbying firms on Pakistan's roll, was paid $200,000, apart from arranging hotels and parties for unknown people. Another was paid $1.5 million to work with the Embas
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Supreme Court Rejects Indrani Mukerjea's Fresh Plea To Travel Abroad
The bench said that last year's order was intended only to enable the petitioner to file an application before the trial court, and not before the top court.
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Punjab Activist Gurjeet Khalsa Ends 560-Day Tower Protest After New Sacrilege Law Enacted
Activist Gurjeet Singh Khalsa ends 560-day tower protest after Punjab passes stricter anti-sacrilege law.
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"Maarna Nahi Chahta Tha, Ho Gaya": Man Who Killed IRS Officer's Daughter
Rahul Meena, accused of killing former employer's 22-year-old daughter, repeatedly said "it just happened". He had come to take money, he said.
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"Go To Gym. Do You Have Boyfriend?" Survivor Recalls Harassment At TCS Office
The TCS employee has alleged sexual harassment and mental torture by Shahrukh Qureshi and Raza Memon, two of the seven accused arrested in the case.
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Opinion | Behind West Bengal's Record Voter Turnout, A Curious Pattern
We have seen enough elections in recent years to know that rising turnout can hurt an incumbent, but it can just as easily consolidate one.
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Decoding The Record-Breaking Bengal Voting Figures
The voter list scrubbing, therefore, has likely cost both sides, and that makes the poll outcome all the more uncertain. It could all come down to the concentration of cuts for each voting community, which is what the Trinamool has flagged.
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'Conducting Polls But Can't Vote': 65 Election Duty Officers Deleted From Bengal SIR List
Sixty-five election duty officers approached the Supreme Court today, saying they themselves are not in the SIR list in Bengal
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Nagpur Man Collapses After Gym Session, Mother's Alertness Saves Him From Paralysis
Diagnostic tests found a blood clot in the 23-year-old's brain, which was removed using a mechanical thrombectomy procedure.
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Driver, Who Set Himself Ablaze During Telangana Transport Body Strike, Dies
The body of the driver was taken to his relative's village Muttojipet in Warangal district for conducting funeral.
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Congress' Pawan Khera Denied Anticipatory Bail By Gauhati High Court
Congress' Pawan Khera Denied Anticipatory Bail By Gauhati High Court
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"Ganga Flows Through Soul Of Bengal": PM Modi's Boat Ride On Hooghly River
The Prime Minister's visit comes as the state goes through the Assembly election process. The first phase of polling for the 294-member West Bengal Assembly took place on Thursday
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Play By Rules: New Online Gaming Norms To Come Into Effect From May 1
India's new online gaming rules operationalise a framework for regulating e-sports and social games from May 1, 2026.
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How Karnataka Bypolls Could Decide Crisis Manager DK Shivakumar's Future
The bypolls in Bagalkot and Davanagere South were not just local contests, but a test of how united the Karnataka Congress really is.
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Nirmala Sitharaman Holds Meeting On AI Cybersecurity Threats For Banks
Nirmala Sitharaman urged the Indian Banks' Association (IBA) to develop a coordinated institutional mechanism to respond swiftly and effectively to any such threats.
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Heatwave May Melt 4% Of GDP, Raise Medical Bills, Dent Productivity
Extreme heat has already accounted for around $159 billion in lost productivity, roughly 5.4 per cent of India's income.
