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"We Knew It Would Collapse": Pune Bridge A Tragedy In The Making
The scenic village of Kundmala in Maval, Pune turned into a site of shock and mourning after a 30-year-old footbridge - built only for pedestrians - collapsed last week under the weight of thousands of tourists and half a dozen bikes that crowded ont
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In New Headache For Space Mission, India's Biology Experiments Need Fresh Material
Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla's much delayed space sojourn has now caused a new headache.
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Bengaluru Commuters Ride As 'Parcels' After Bike Taxi Ban
Bengaluru commuters have a novel way to get around the Karnataka High Court's order banning bike taxis - to 'ship' themselves as 'parcels' with two-wheeler delivery service riders.
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A 113 Km-Long Canal: Inside India's Big Indus Waters Treaty Plan
India is conducting a feasibility study for constructing a 113 km-long canal for redirecting surplus flow from the three western rivers of the Indus water system to Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan, top sources have told NDTV.
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"Proud Moment For India": BJP As PM Modi Receives Cyprus' Highest Civilian Honour
The BJP on Monday hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi receiving Cyprus' highest civilian honour as a "proud moment for India" and said no other PM in the country's history has ever commanded such a "decisive influence" on the global stage as him.
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Rs 5 lakh Aid Announced For Families Of Those Killed In Pune Bridge Collapse
Following the collapse of a bridge over the Indrayani River in Maharashtra's Pune district on Sunday afternoon, the district administration on Monday announced financial assistance of Rs 5 lakh each for the families of the four individuals who lost t
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Opinion | What's Behind China's Growing Military Aggression? A 'White Paper' Has Clues
While it may be difficult to discern the motivations behind Beijing's actions, some clues are contained in the Chinese white paper on national security that was unveiled for the first time recently.
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Anti-Terror Watchdog FATF's Rare Acknowledgement On Pahalgam Attack
The global terror watchdog has expressed grave concern over the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, in which 26 people were killed.
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5 Killed, 3 Critically Injured As Car, Bike Collide In UP's Mahoba: Cops
Five people were killed and three others critically injured when a car collided head-on with a motorcycle in Srinagar area here at around 1.30 pm on Monday, police said.
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High-Level Panel Holds Review Meet To Discuss Air India Plane Crash
A high-level committee meeting was convened in Delhi today to review the circumstances surrounding the recent air crash tragedy.
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In Supreme Court Today, 'Missing Cash, Forced Retirement', And A Nagaland Judge
The Supreme Court on Monday granted anticipatory bail to a retired Nagaland district judge who alleged "malicious prosecution" over complaints of misappropriation of cash - i.e., bail sureties in cash - when he was a Principle and District Judge.
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No Radars, Weather Updates Behind Rise In Uttarakhand Chopper Crashes
Sunday's chopper crash in Uttarakhand was the fifth helicopter accident in the last six weeks that has triggered outrage and concern among people and has sent officials scrambling for answers.
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2 Senior Officials Of Kedarnath Helicopter Firm Charged For Negligence After Crash
Two senior officials of helicopter service operating firm Aryan Aviation Private Ltd have been booked for alleged negligence leading to the chopper crash near Kedarnath that killed all seven on board, including a two-year-old and the pilot.
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PM Modi Concludes Landmark Cyprus Visit, Leaves For Canada To Attend G7 Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday wrapped up his landmark two-day visit to Cyprus and left for Canada where he will be attending the 51st G7 Summit in Kananaskis, Alberta, on Tuesday.
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Students Shifted Out Of Tehran, J&K Parents Thank PM Modi
After four sleepless nights, the Qadri family in uptown Srinagar has got some relief. Their son and daughter, students in a medical college in Tehran who got stranded there amid heavy bombing, have finally been evacuated.
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Air India Crash: Trainee Doctor's Help May Have Kept Death Count Low
At least 270 died when the Air India flight crashed into the campus of a medical college in Ahmedabad shortly after takeoff. Only one passenger among the 242 aboard survived.
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Raja Raghuvanshi Murder Weapon Found, Cops Say He Tried To Fight Back
The weapon used to murder Indore-based businessman Raja Raghuvanshi, while he was on his honeymoon in Meghalaya, has been recovered.
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Opinion | The IMF-Shaped Irony In Pakistan's Massive Defence Budget Hike
The Pakistani defence budget retains its opacity. Neither the International Monetary Fund (IMF) nor the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has been able to persuade Pakistan to be a little more transparent to its own people.
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Faked Tax Deductions? You Could Face A 200% Penalty Under Income Tax Rules
New ITR-1 and ITR-4 forms now require detailed documentation for deductions and claims, promoting transparency and accuracy.
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Bike Taxis Come To Halt In Karnataka As High Court Ban Kicks In
Bike taxi services operated by app-based aggregators came to a standstill in Karnataka on Monday following the High Court's directive to suspend operations.
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