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PM Modi Receives Prestigious FAO Agricola Medal
PM Modi, who arrived in Italy on Tuesday night on the concluding leg of his five-nation tour, received the award from Dr Qu Dongyu
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3 Cops Injured After Stone-Throwing During Mumbai Anti-Encroachment Drive
At least ten persons were detained for stone-pelting, they said, adding that police resorted to lathi-charge to control the unruly mob, in which some residents were also injured.
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Was Question For PM Modi Designed To Go Viral? Norway Journalist Exclusive
"I have not studied India. India is not a field I cover either. But I've read a lot about it in the newspapers," Lyng said.
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Sleeping Odisha Couple Set On Fire, Family Suspects Revenge Over Son's Affair
Bijay Behera and Aarti Behra were sleeping when a group barged into the house and set afire the cot they were sleeping on.
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1,690 Trees Felled In Gujarat Lion Corridor, Forest Staff Among Accused
Officials said around 1,690 trees were allegedly felled inside the 563-hectare reserve in Palitana taluka.
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Analysis | From Historical Glory To Anti-Social Hub, Falta Now Stands At Crossroads
Falta was a place of significance in the Colonial era, and a just two decades ago, became associated with economic dreams and export ambitions.
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'Cockroach Janta Party' Gets Over 6 Million Instagram Followers
The satirical website Cockroach Janta Party's Instagram handle has so far shared around 50 posts
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'Detect, Delete, Deport': Bengal Implements Direct BSF Handover Of Infiltrators
Suvendu Adhikari said those communities covered under the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) would remain outside the ambit of the new mechanism, while others identified as infiltrators would face action with immediate effect.
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Bengaluru Police Arrest 8 In Drugs Case, Recover MDMA Worth Rs 35 Crore
Police seized a total of 17.5 kg of MDMA, with the contraband estimated to have a market value of nearly Rs 35 crore.
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Trinamool's Leader Of Opposition Recognition Stuck, Speaker Asks For Details
Shobhandeb Chattopadhyay has filed an application under the Right to Information (RTI) Act seeking information on how leaders of the opposition were selected in 2011, 2016 and 2021.
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Manipur Tangkhul Naga And Kuki Groups Demand Safety Of Missing People, Block Highways In Protest
The Tangkhul Naga delegation from Ukhrul's Sinakeithei village, 45 km from the state capital Imphal, told the chief minister that repeated armed attacks in and around their village have terrorised residents
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Heatwave Grips North India, Banda Hottest City At 48 Degrees Celsius
In Delhi, the Ridge base station recorded the maximum temperature at 45.8 degrees, making it the hottest location in the national capital.
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Dubai-Based Drug Cartel Busted In Amritsar, 2 Arrested With 'ICE, Heroine'
The DGP said that the accused Mohit has recently returned from Dubai, where he was allegedly trained and tasked with transporting consignments of heroin and ICE.
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Why Supreme Court's Stray Dog Order Is An Operational Nightmare
With over 37 lakh dog bite cases and nearly 20,000 rabies deaths reported annually, the top court has drawn a firm line: stray dogs must be removed from sensitive public spaces such as hospitals, schools, colleges, bus stands, and railway stations.
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A 59-Year Wait Ends For Congress As Vijay Expands Cabinet Tomorrow
Congress To Join Vijay Cabinet, Share Power In Tamil Nadu After 59 Years
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Interactive AI Avatar Brings Mahatma Gandhi To Life At Delhi Museum
Speaking to NDTV, PMML Chairperson Nripendra Misra said the project was designed to keep alive the spirit of inquiry associated with Gandhi.
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Union Minister Calls Bhagwant Mann "ISI Agent", AAP Hits Back
"Mann does not need your certificate," said an AAP leader.
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Congress Leaders Visit Mayawati's House Uninvited, Turned Away By Security
A red-faced Congress said the meeting was unauthorised and sought an explanation from the two leaders.
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No 2nd Autopsy For Twisha Sharma, Court Rejects Family's Request
Twisha Sharma Death: No 2nd Autopsy For Twisha Sharma, Court Rejects Family's Request
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"Indian Favourite Shared Across Borders": Parle Joins Internet Frenzy Over Modi-Meloni Moment
In an official post on X, the company thanked PM Modi for "taking Parle Melody to the global stage" and called it a proud moment to see an Indian favourite being shared across borders.
