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'Right To Higher Education Can't Be Curtailed Lightly': Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has observed that the right to pursue higher or professional education, though not explicitly listed as a fundamental right under the Constitution, imposes an affirmative obligation on governments and cannot be curtailed lightly.
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US Citizen's Charity Bag Triggers Bomb Scare At Ministers Bungalow
An abandoned bag found near a minister's bungalow in south Mumbai triggered panic on Sunday until police determined that it had been left by a US citizen who wanted to give away his clothes and shoes, officials said.
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Chinese Kite Strings Turn Deadly Across Madhya Pradesh
The use of banned "Chinese" kite strings, synthetic threads known for their razor-sharp metallic coating, has caused a series of horrific injuries and at least one death across the state, raising urgent concerns over public safety.
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Uddhav And Raj Thackeray Launch Joint Attack On BJPs "Fake Hindutva"
Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray and his cousin Raj Thackeray on Sunday launched a scathing attack against the BJP over its "fake Hindutva" at a joint rally for civic polls.
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Embroiled In Ankita Bhandari Murder Case, Ex-MLA Suresh Rathore Charged In Another Matter
Former BJP MLA Suresh Rathore, who is already facing several cases in connection with the murder of Ankita Bhandari, has now found himself in one more FIR after a contractor complained against him for not returning his car, Uttarakhand Police said.
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Shocking Video Shows Delivery Agent Falling From Moving Train, Swiggy Responds
The incident highlights the risks faced by gig workers, particularly those delivering food on trains.
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Ex-CBI Officer's Wife Loses Rs 2.58 Crore To Cyber Fraud
In a shocking case of cyber fraud, the wife of former CBI Joint Director and retired IPS officer VV Lakshmi Narayana was allegedly swindled of Rs 2.58 crore by online scammers.
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Pawan Kalyan Is Now "Tiger Of Martial Arts" After Induction Into 'Kenjutsu'
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan has earned for himself a unique honour in the field of Japanese martial arts.
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Team Uddhav Leader On Hindutva, Marathi Manoos, Thackeray Reunion
The Shiv Sena of the old days was very different from what a section of it is today, Arvind Sawant, senior leader of the Shiv Sena UBT, made it clear today, offering a more nuanced perspective of contentious terms like bhumiputra (sons of the soil)
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PM Modi's Leadership Changed How India Thinks, Builds: Karan Adani
India has undergone a fundamental transformation under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, not only in terms of economic scale but also in its national mindset, Adani Ports and SEZ Limited Managing Director Karan Adani said on Sunday.
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Sufi Scholars Meet Ajit Doval, Vow To Fight Against Radicalism
Aiming to spread the values of brotherhood and national integration, a group of scholars called on National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and shared their plans to popularise the Sufi culture, calling it the best antidote against radical thoughts.
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Multiple Drone Intrusion Attempts Reported Near Line Of Control In J&K
The Indian Army fired at a Pakistani drone in Jammu and Kashmir's Nowshera sector near the Line of Control (LoC) this evening, sources said. They said several more drones were spotted.
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Balloon From Bangladesh Lands In Assam, Probe On
A large gas balloon, allegedly originating from Bangladesh, was recovered in Assam's Cachar district on Sunday, creating panic among the locals.
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She Became Cop, He "Unfit": Priest Faces Divorce After Funding Wife's Dream
A case has surfaced in the Bhopal family court where a husband who worked as a temple priest and spent his savings to educate his wife now finds himself divorced because she says she is ashamed of his clothes.
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Farmer Dies By Suicide After Rs 4-Crore Land Fraud, Names Accused In Video
A farmer allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself on Sunday after being duped of Rs 4 crore in a fake land deal in Uttarakhand's Kathgodam area, police said.
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Soldier On Paternity Leave Dies Hours Before Child's Birth In Maharashtra
An Indian Army soldier died in a road accident in Maharashtra's Satara district, just hours before the birth of his daughter.
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Yellow Alert Issued As Biting Cold Wave Grips Delhi
Biting cold gripped the capital on Sunday as it experienced the first cold wave of the season, with minimum temperatures falling below 3.0 degrees Celsius at some places, according to India Meteorological Department (IMD) officials.
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Amit Shah Points To Results In UP, Assam, Manipur, Says Kerala Next
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said today that the BJP's success in Kerala was not easy, but the party has steadily strengthened due to the efforts of dedicated workers.
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Gangster Rahman Dakait Arrested: The Fall Of Bhopal's Crime Lord
For nearly two decades, the name of Abid Ali alias Raju alias "Rahman Dakait" - the alleged mastermind of a multi-state crime syndicate operating from Bhopal's infamous Irani Dera - was whispered in police files and feared across state borders.
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Indore Water Contamination Deaths Rise To 21, Congress Leads Protest March
The Madhya Pradesh Congress on Sunday took to the streets with a "Justice March", demanding accountability, compensation for victims' families and criminal action against those responsible.
