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Delhi Bans Drones, Paragliders, Hot Air Balloons Ahead Of Independence Day
The order prohibits flying of para-gliders, para-motors, hang-gliders, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), unmanned aircraft systems (UASs), microlight aircraft, remotely piloted aircraft, hot air balloonsover the jurisdiction of the NCT of Delhi during the notified period.
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250 Km In 2 Hours: Donor Heart Races Via Vande Bharat To Save Life
In a historic medical first for Indian Railways, a live donor heart was rushed 250 km from Surat to Ahmedabad on Friday via a high-speed "green corridor" created aboard the Vande Bharat Express and across city streets to save the life of a critically ill cardiac patient.
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"You Also Come": Assam Boy, Trying To Save Pet Dog, Swept Away By Floodwater
Hridip lost his life on July 19 after swept away by floodwater as he was trying to take the three-month-old dog, Varun, to safety as the deluge entered their locality.
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Video: Sniffer Dog Rocky Welcomes Vijay With Flowers At Chennai Event
In the video, Rocky can be seen holding the basket with his mouth and heading to the stage.
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Gen Z Outreach? Cabinet, BJP Chief's Team To Have More Young Faces: Sources
At the government level, ministers have been advised to make greater use of social media platforms like Instagram to engage with Gen Z. Simultaneously, the party is exploring avenues to utilise alternative social media platforms, sources said.
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Gautam Adani Donates Rs 11 Crore To Assam Flood Relief Fund
Announcing the contribution in a post on X, Sarma expressed gratitude to the billionaire industrialist for extending support at a time when Assam is battling one of its worst flood situations in recent years.
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CBI Arrests 2, Probes 'Political Angle' In Murder Of Suvendu Adhikari's Aide
Chandranath Rath was shot dead at Madhyamgram in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas district on the evening of May 6 while he was returning home.
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Explained: Can India's Monsoon Recharge The Groundwater It Withdraws
Every summer, large parts of India face water shortages. Reservoirs run low, rivers shrink, and many cities and villages rely heavily on groundwater for drinking and farming.
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Migrant Worker Killed, 1 Injured In Terrorist Attack In J&K
Police sources said terrorists fired at two non-local workers at Kellam village in Kulgam district this evening.
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Feels Like I'm Back To My Country: Taslima Nasreen To NDTV On Kolkata Return
Nasreen -- - who made her home in Kolkata after leaving Dhaka -- had to leave the City of Joy in 2007 following massive protests over her controversial book 'Dwikhandito'. She had been living in Delhi since.
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"Should Have Got Death Penalty": Intel Officer's Brother On Tahir Hussain
Speaking over the phone, Ankit Sharma's brother, Ankur Sharma, said the family would continue its legal battle if the case reaches the Delhi High Court or the Supreme Court.
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Video: Family Walks Into Bathroom In Flood-Hit Gujarat, Finds 7-Foot Crocodile
A family in Gujarat's Anand district had a terrifying encounter earlier this week after discovering a seven-foot crocodile inside the bathroom of their home late at night.
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"Agreed To Take Ties To New Heights": PM Modi Congratulates New UK PM
PM Modi and Andy Burnham discussed key aspects of the two-way ties during a phone conversation.
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Meta Global Team Summoned By Centre Over Algorithmic Bias, Child Sex Content
The government has also specifically asked Meta to send a technical representative from Instagram, signalling that officials intend to seek detailed explanations about how the platform's systems and algorithms function.
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Haryana Cheating Syndicate Behind Punjab Recruitment Exam Scam, 43 Arrested
Punjab Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains has said that the controversy surrounding the pharmacy recruitment examination was not a case of paper leakage but a well-organised "high-tech cheating" operation.
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Man Clings To Tree As Wife, 2 Daughters Swept Away In SUV In Maharashtra
As the vehicle was swept away, Avinash Khandare managed to save himself by showing quick presence of mind and clinging to a tree.
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"Laughable": High Court On Food Regulator's 98% Score To Secretariat Canteen
The Bombay High Court dismissed the FDA's 98 per cent rating of the Mantralaya canteen, calling it "laughable" and sending a team of four lawyers to inspect the premises again.
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Opinion | World's Biggest Military Now Has A Supply Problem. Inside US' Weapons Crisis
For the first time in decades, America is facing an existential question: not whether it can continue to fight multiple wars, but whether it has enough weapons left to do so.
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Cabinet Approves Rs 84,084-Crore Offshore Oil, Gas Exploration Scheme
The scheme is also expected to stimulate significant investments across the exploration and production value chain, creating long-term opportunities for industry, innovation and economic growth, the communique said.
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Cabinet Approves Rs 36,441-Crore Sports Push Under Khelo India, NSF Schemes
The existing budgetary allocation for the Assistance to National Sports Federations (NSFs) for the year 2026-27 stood at Rs 425 crore.
