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Tamil Nadu Top Cop Asked To Explain Violation Of Supreme Court's CCTV Order
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu Director General of Police to submit a report explaining whether CCTV footage at police stations across the state is being preserved for the 18-month period mandated by the Supreme Court.
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Video: Waterlogging At Delhi International Airport After Heavy Rain
Pictures from Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport showed passengers with rolled up trousers pushing thier luggage trolleys through the water to get to the entry gates.
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Influencer Who Bragged About Hitting Student's Father At CJP Protest Detained
Case blew up after video clip went viral in which Swatantra Bhardwaj, a self-described "kattar (hardline) Hindu", claimed to have "cracked the skull" of Nishu's father. Congress, CJP, Chandrashekhar Azad had reached police station.
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Terrorist Killed In J&K's Budgam During Joint Operation By Army, Police
The operation was launched based on information about the movement of a suspected group of terrorists from Pakherpora in Pulwama district towards Yousmarg in Budgam, the officials said.
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Opinion | The Inner Workings Of Al Qaeda's 'India' Branch, Now Linked To 2025 Red Fort Blast
The latest United Nations Security Council's released last month, brings an al-Qaeda-linked group into the picture
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Kolkata Building Housing Abhishek Banerjee's Office To Be Partially Vacated
A week ago, authorities removed an "illegal" billboard of the Trinamool from the same building.
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Centre's Farmer Outreach Ahead of Punjab Polls: Minister ML Khattar Meets Unions' Group
Farmers submit 10-point demand charter for PM Modi ahead of 2027 Punjab polls as Khattar holds late-night talks with Samyukta Kisan Morcha (Non-Political) led by Jagjit Singh Dallewal
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'Will Strike Again...': Man In Jantar Mantar Assault Row Amid Looming Arrest
Swatantra Bhardwaj, an influencer has claimed that he hit student protester's father on the head with his kada in "self-defence".
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Opinion | Nepal Needs $5 Billion To Rebuild. World's Climate Fund Doesn't Have Even 10% Of It
The fund caps support at USD 20 million per project; Nepal needs two hundred times that. And the board is not scheduled to sit until December.
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Sonia Gandhi's 'Belonging' Gets New Publisher HarperCollins After Penguin Backs Out
Last week, Penguin Random House India said it is not the publisher of Sonia Gandhi's memoir.
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Heavy Rain Hits Delhi, Red Alert Issued For Thunderstorms, Lightning
People out for Janmashtami celebrations were caught in the sudden downpour, with rain-soaked roads, umbrellas dotting the streets and people rushing for shelter as the showers intensified.
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CBI Open To Probe Corruption Charges Against Punjab Chief Minister's Office
The development comes in a public interest litigation (PIL) filed before the High Court seeking a court-monitored CBI investigation into an alleged "cash-for-transfers" and institutional corruption racket linked to the Punjab Chief Minister's Office.
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Court-Issued Divorce Certificate Made Mandatory For Remarriage In Mizoram
The decision was announced while reviewing customary practices and provisions under the Mizo Marriage and Inheritance of Property (Amendment) Act, 2026.
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Son Bedridden For 17 Years After Dahi Handi Fall, Woman's Appeal To Chief Minister
The accident left Nagesh with a severe spinal injury. He is now confined to a bed or a wheelchair, his life forever divided into a "before" and "after" that Dahi Handi.
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Opinion | Why India's Gen Z Is Done With Traditional Politics
Another social media campaign, another youth outreach cell, another celebrity endorsement dressed up as engagement - none of this cuts it anymore.
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Mayawati's Tough Love: Nephew Akash Anand Benched Again. What It Means For BSP
Akash Anand, the 31-year-old foreign-educated nephew of BSP boss Mayawati, finds himself out of favour, for at least the third time in three years, with the latest turn coming in Lucknow on September 3.
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India Probe Links US Mercenary, 14 Ukrainians To Drone Attack In Myanmar
The agency claims that their trip to Myanmar was part of a "pre-scheduled training on drone warfare, drone operations, assembly, and jamming technology for Myanmar-based Ethnic Armed Groups (EAGs) targeting the Myanmar Military Junta."
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Opinion | The Rise Of Indians In US Is Making Some Americans Very, Very Angry
A new report released yesterday shows how Indians are now among the biggest targets of racist attacks in America.
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"Good Dress, Good Food Now": Woman After Rescue By Indian Embassy In Kuwait
Vanitha, from Kallakurichi district in Tamil Nadu, had been in Kuwait for last three months. She claimed that she was being tortured.
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Woman Wrestler Jumps Into 100-Foot Gorge With 3 Children, 1 Daughter Survives
A national-level woman wrestler and two of her three children have died after they allegedly jumped into a 100-foot gorge from the historic Naldurg Fort in Maharashtra's Dharashiv district, police said.
