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Lok Sabha Bill Seeks Employees' Right To Disconnect Calls Beyond Work Hours
A private member's bill, which seeks to allow employees not to entertain work-related calls and emails outside work hours, was introduced in Lok Sabha on Friday.
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Assam Congress To Launch 'Aspiration Collection' Campaign To Reach Grassroots
Ahead of the 2026 assembly election in Assam, the opposition Congress which is desperately trying to get its act together has come up with a fresh reachout plan to grassroots communities in the state.
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Sent To Bangladesh, Pregnant Woman Brought Back After Supreme Court Order
Two days after the Supreme Court directed the Centre to do so, a pregnant woman who was deported to Bangladesh despite being an Indian citizen was brought back to the country along with her eight-year-old son.
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Interpol Notice And Movie-Style Arrest Of Wildlife Trafficker In Sikkim
In a dramatic covert operation stretching across the icy Himalayan border, the Madhya Pradesh State Tiger Strike Force (STSF), in coordination with the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB), has arrested an international wildlife trafficker.
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Cop Burnt Alive After Car Rams Divider, Bursts Into Flames In Karnataka
A police inspector was burnt alive after his car hit a divider and went up in flames on the outskirts of Annigeri town in Karnataka's Dharwad district
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Fulfilling Obligations: Shashi Tharoor To NDTV Amid Row Over Putin Dinner Invite
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor recalled with pride how a word he coined 20 years ago on geopolitical alignments has become truer today.
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Pinarayi Vijayan Likens Jamaat-e-Islami To Hindutva Organisations
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Friday said that Jamaat-e-Islami and Hindutva organisations are "birds of the same feather" and accused the Congress of joining hands with the Muslim outfit for electoral gains, terming their alliance as "suicidal".
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'Want To Use Temple Money To Save Bank? It Belongs To Deity': Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday remarked that temple funds "belong to the deity" and cannot be used to aid struggling cooperative banks.
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World Book Of Records Recognises Nitish Kumar's 10 Oaths As Chief Minister
The World Book of Records, London, on Friday recognised Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's "milestone" of having taken oath as chief minister for the 10th time.
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Putin Attends Dinner Hosted By President Murmu At Rashtrapati Bhavan
Russian President Vladimir Putin attended a dinner hosted in his honour by President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Friday evening.
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Real-Time Updates And More: How Mumbai Airport Is Dealing With IndiGo Crisis
While IndiGo staff at airports are simply overwhelmed and are grappling with thousands of angry travellers, airports have made arrangements to provide comfort to passengers.
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Amid IndiGo Crisis, SpiceJet Steps In With 100 Additional Flights
SpiceJet Chairman & Managing Director Ajay Singh underlined that SpiceJet has been extending help by running 100 additional flights over the next few days amid the ongoing issue of IndiGo flight delays and cancellations nationwide.
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"Not Could Be, It Will Be": Aviation Minister On Action Against IndiGo
IndiGo's operational meltdown is "on the verge of getting resolved", and action against the airline is a question of when, not if, Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu has said.
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PM Modi Raised Issue Of Indians In Russian Army With Putin: Foreign Ministry
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri highlighted that India is actively working to secure the release of its citizens who have joined the Russian armed forces, while urging caution to prevent further recruitment.
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Flyers Question IndiGo's 100% Refund After Deductions On Cancelled Airfare
IndiGo is not out of the woods yet. The airline owned by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd which stopped all flights across India today has been lacerated by complaints from people who had to cancel their flight tickets.
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Vacations, Jobs, Competitions: What IndiGo's Meltdown Cost Its Passengers
The atmosphere at the Chennai airport was filled not with excitement, but with confusion, stress, and helplessness as nearly total Indigo flight cancellations left passengers stranded for the third day.
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Lok Sabha Passes Bill To Levy Cess On Pan Masala Manufacturing Units
The Lok Sabha on Friday passed a bill to levy a cess on manufacturing units of pan masala, and utilise the fund for strengthening national security and improving public health.
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Cold Wave, Toxic Air: Why Delhi's Pollution Peaks in November-December
Every winter, Delhi's air turns toxic, and this year is no exception. After the monsoon, pollution levels rise, but the real crisis begins when temperatures plunge.
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IndiGo Is Cancelling Hundreds Of Flights. So How Is It Still Selling Tickets?
As IndiGo continues to struggle with massive operational disruptions, many have asked the same two questions - a) if it is cancelling hundreds of flights every day, then how is it still selling tickets? and b) why are fares so high?
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In Madhya Pradesh, MPs Are Skipping Assembly: The Reason Is Wedding Season
Over a dozen MLAs from the treasury and Opposition benches skipped the Question Hour of the Madhya Pradesh assembly on Friday despite their queries being listed for replies.
