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Food Regulator Data Leak: FIR Targets 'Insider' And Not The Media
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken cognisance of the matter and issued a notice to the Health Ministry, FSSAI and Delhi Police.
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Why Assam Matters: A State Poll That May Shape India's Future Politics
Assam's elections are often viewed as regional, but political history suggests they rarely remain confined to the state. What is tested here, across identity, governance, and voter behaviour, has frequently travelled beyond, shaping broader national strategies.
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Centre Says Time To Remove PIL As A Concept; Supreme Court Says "We're Cautious"
The matter came up as the Supreme Court's nine-judge Constitution Bench questioned the maintainability of petitions filed by non-devotees in the Sabarimala case
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"Where Are Kaddu, Dholu?": Missing Dogs Spark Row At Delhi Airport
A growing online outcry over missing stray dogs at Delhi airport, particularly a long-time community dog named Kaddu and viral videos allegedly showing the rough handling of another dog, Dholu, has triggered a larger debate on animal welfare.
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Congress Candidate From Assam's Udalguri Quits Party A Day Before Election
The developments in Udalguri have triggered a sharp response from the Congress leadership.
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Explained: Why Anti-Terror Agency NIA Is Probing Malda Gherao Case, Not CBI
On April 2, around 11:30 PM, the Election Commission of India (EC) ordered the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to probe the Malda gherao incident that took place a day earlier.
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Special Camps To Open As Delhi Doubles LPG Supply For Migrant Workers
At these camps, workers can purchase 5 kg cylinders upon payment by presenting their Aadhaar as identity proof.
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"Allah Question" In Madhya Pradesh University Exam Triggers Row, Probe On
Several organisations, particularly right-wing groups, have strongly objected to the question, calling it inappropriate and alleging ideological bias.
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What Makes Upper Assam, Divided Into 5 Regions, An Electoral Bellwether
Upper Assam holds a unique mix of ethnic communities and socio-political histories that often determine the outcome of elections in Assam
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Restaurant Chain Khan Chacha Founder's Son Arrested In Digital Arrest Case
Delhi Police arrested Mohammad Javed and 'bound down' Khan Chacha director Mohammad Salim for allegedly allowing cyber thugs to use the bank account as a mule account.
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The 5% Margin: How An Ezhava Shift Could Redraw Kerala's Electoral Map
Ezhavas account for roughly 20 to 23 per cent of the population, their numerical strength alone gives them enormous weight.
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This State Is Paying Its Government Employees To Go And Meditate. Here's Why
Announced on 7 April 2026 by the General Administration Department, the policy aims to reduce workplace stress and improve productivity among public servants.
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Minor Boy Steals Mother's Jewellery, Takes Rs 3 Lakh Loan To Buy iPhone
Police said the accused boy's sister and his friend Krish were also involved in the incident helping him get the money
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Opinion | The 'Munir Doctrine' That Drove Pak's US-Iran Brokering Project
The spate of calls, social media messaging, and diplomatic efforts from Pakistan in recent weeks, especially involving PM Shehbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Asim Munir, raises many questions.
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Dibrugarh Sets Up 300 All-Women Polling Stations, Highest In Assam
Officials stated that these polling stations will be fully managed by women, including presiding officers and polling officials, reflecting the growing confidence and active involvement of women in election management.
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India Not In Favour Of Tolls For Passage Through Hormuz: Sources
Iran's ability to control the Strait of Hormuz since the war began on February 28 proved a tremendous strategic advantage.
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Trapped At Sea, Caught In War: 28-Year-Old Indian Seafarer's Ordeal In Iraq
After nearly six months of uncertainty, fear, and survival at sea, 28-year-old seafarer Rex Pereira is finally back home. But what he brings with him is not just relief; it's a harrowing account of exploitation, abandonment, and being caught in the m
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Opinion | War Ally To Mere Bystander: Is This The Loneliest Day For Netanyahu?
Israel, the US's closest partner in the region and which lured Trump to take on Iran, was ultimatelt a mere spectator to the ceasefire agreement.
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Designer Riyaz Gangji Faces Non-Bailable Warrant Over Alleged Default
The order against fashion designer Riyaz Gangji came in a contempt petition arising from an alleged Rs 5 crore default involving a Ludhiana-based real estate company
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Woman's Body Found Stuffed Inside Bed Box In Delhi, 3 Arrested: Cops
The body of a 35-year-old woman with strangulation marks was found stuffed inside a double bed storage box at a paying guest (PG) accommodation in outer Delhi's Mangolpuri area, police said on Wednesday.
