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Assam Man Beheaded, Body Buried, Severed Head Put In Plastic Bag
The victim, identified as Anil Rajgarh, went missing on September 12. His family members subsequently lodged a complaint, following which the police began a search operation.
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Trader Cheated Of Rs 16 Lakh, Fraudster Exploited Amazon's Return Policy
The accused ordered 62 expensive gadgets and, upon receiving delivery, submitted a fake return request to Amazon.
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Mamata Banerjee Loses Trinamool Symbol, Name, And Now Nandigram Candidate
Sources said the candidate, Sanchita Pradhan Dey, met Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Thursday.
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Opinion | Pak's Drone Deal With A US Firm Is No Windfall. But India Must Still Be Worried
American military aid to Pakistan has remained suspended since January 2018, during Trump's first term, but a commercial arms sale is separate from this arrangement.
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'Secret' Remark At Indore Event Fuels Talk Of Rivalries Within BJP
The exchange took place at the launch of a campaign to distribute property registry documents under the Swamitv Adhikar Yojana.
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Cops Break Into BRS Leader's Home To Arrest Him, KTR Attacks Rahul Gandhi
"Is questioning the Congress government a sin? Is criticising the ruling dispensation a crime?" KTR asked Rahul Gandhi.
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"How Are They Students?" High Court On Delhi University Polls' Violence
A bench also issued notices to all student organisations and all 140 candidates contesting the DUSU elections, seeking their response on why collective electoral damages should not be imposed for alleged violations of election norms.
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India-Born Cheetah Gives Birth To 4 Cubs At Kuno National Park
On September 17, 2022, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had released eight wild cheetahs brought from Namibia.
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Gujarat Man Kills Daughter, Stores Body In Fridge, Then Dies By Suicide
According to the first information report (FIR), the man had written three suicide notes and placed them on a bed.
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St Stephen's Student Rams Car Into Workers On Dwarka Expressway, Kills 3
Three labourers die after speeding car hits them on Dwarka Expressway early Thursday
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4 Air India Express Pilots Among 8 Suspended Over Delayed Breathalyser Tests: Sources
The crew members were required to undergo the mandatory post-flight declaration within two hours of landing in Amritsar.
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How A Domestic Help Got "Butcher Of Nithari" Sobriquet
Surinder Koli, who was once labelled as the 'monster of Nithari', was found dead under suspicious circumstances in Haridwar.
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More Survivors Come Forward Against Granite Baron In Child Sexual Abuse Case
The latest development comes nearly a year after the case was first registered based on a pen drive containing video evidence that was handed over to a Chennai-based activist by an unidentified man in October 2025.
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Football vs Envelope: Mamata Banerjee's Party, Rebels Get New Name, Symbol
The group led by Arup Roy has been allotted the name "Democratic Trinamool Congress" and the "Envelope" symbol, while the faction led by Mamata Banerjee has been allotted the name "Mamata All India Trinamool Congress" and the "Football Player" symbol.
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Gurugram Hit-And-Run Accused Kalyan Bainsla Sent To 14-Day Judicial Custody
Bainsla, 33, and his cousin Lavneesh, 34, who was allegedly in the car with him at the time of the incident, were arrested on Tuesday by Gurugram Police from Rajgarh in Rajasthan following a two-day search operation.
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Rival Trinamool Factions Submit New Names, Symbols For Bengal Bypolls
To place both the rival groups on an even keel and to protect their rights and interests, the poll body on Thursday, in an interim order, directed the competing groups not to use the party name and "Flowers and Grass symbol" during the Bengal bypolls.
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'Temporary Fix Won't Stop Leaks': Supreme Court Judges To Visit Exam Body NTA's Office
The Supreme Court was hearing a plea seeking a direction to replace or restructure the National Testing Agency (NTA), the nodal autonomous body that conducts the NEET.
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Opinion | Saudi Arabia's Yemen Nightmare Has Come Back To Haunt It
After years of costly military intervention beginning in 2015, Saudi Arabia increasingly sought to stabilise its southern border. All that is unravelling fast now
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Surinder Koli, Acquitted In 2006 Nithari Killings Case, Dies by Suicide
Koli was found dead under suspicious circumstances in Haridwar.After being acquitted by the Supreme Court last year, Koli had been working as a tea vendor in Haridwar
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India Secures $12 Billion In Chip Investment Pledges Months After New Policy
The interest comes after India in July announced a fresh $13.4 billion semiconductor fund, stepping up efforts to build a domestic chip industry.
