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Supreme Court Slams "Insensitive" Conduct Of Haryana Police, Magistrate In Minor's Rape Case
A bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant, along with Justices Joymalya Bagchi and Vipul M Pancholi, expressed serious concern over alleged violations of procedures under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act.
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UP Man With 18 Children From 2 Wives Killed By Lover, Body Stuffed In Sack
Desperate to put an end to the harassment, Suman confided in her brother and the two hatched a plan to kill Munna.
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Bombay Court Orders Verification Of Mumbai Hawkers, Including Alleged Bangladeshi Nationals
The Bombay High Court has directed Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to carry out a comprehensive verification of all hawkers across Mumbai, including those alleged to be foreign nationals or non-Indian residents.
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'Spoke To Heads Of Nations Twice': PM On Shielding Indians Stuck Amid War
Prime Minister Modi spoke about the disruption in cargo movement through the Strait of Hormuz, which has emerged as a geopolitical pressure point
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Indian Farmers Protected From Iran War Crisis: PM Modi's Top Quotes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated on Monday that India is facing significant challenges due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia, highlighting the impact on Indians living in Gulf nations as well as...
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Opinion | 'Humiliation', 'Neglect': Congress's Quiet Unravelling As Leader After Leader Leaves
"The door is open for people to leave" attitude has not helped the party.
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Arrow Pierces Monkey's Neck In Maharashtra, 2nd Attack In 4 Days
A monkey in Maharashtra's Thane district was found with an arrow pierced through its neck and jaw, marking the second such attack in the area within four days.
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PM On How India Is Responding To Hormuz Chokehold-Driven Energy Crisis
The war in Iran presents a "concerning situation" given India imports significant quantities of crude oil and gas from Gulf nations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Parliament Monday.
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Flight Cancelled Due To War? Why Your Travel Insurance May Not Pay
At the heart of the issue is a basic but often misunderstood fact: travel insurance is designed for personal emergencies, not global crises.
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2 More Indian Ships Carrying "Very Large" Gas Carriers Transit Hormuz
The Jag Vasant and the Pine Gas, two India-flagged very large gas carriers, traveled northwards from the UAE coast toward Iran's Qeshm and Larak islands.
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Video: Priests Drag, Punch Devotees Inside Temple In Kolhapur
People usually visit temples for peace and calm, but a tense scene unfolded at Maharashtra's Jyotiba Temple in Kolhapur when a video emerged showing priests assaulting devotees during morning rituals.
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Parliament Budget Session 2026 Live Updates: 'Be Alert, Stay United': PM Modi Amid Middle East Conflict
PM Modi on Monday held a meeting to discuss the long and short term measures to ensure the supply of essential commodities and energy security amid US-Israel-Iran war.
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Relief For Maharashtra Hotels, Restaurants As Commercial LPG Quota Hiked
Commercial LPG supplies were earlier capped at around 30 per cent of the levels seen before the global energy disruption due to the war in the Middle East.
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Ever Wondered Why LPG Cylinders In India Are 14.2 Kg? Here's The Reason
The 14.2 kg standard goes back to the late 1950s, when LPG was first introduced in India by Burmah Shell (now Bharat Petroleum).
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PM Modi Heads List Of Longest-Serving Leaders: Who Are The Others?
PM Modi has overtaken Pawan Kumar Chamling, who served as Sikkim’s Chief Minister for 8,930 days.
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Opinion | Why The Current LPG Crisis Is More Than Just A 'Supply Chain' Hiccup
In 2013-14, India imported roughly 77% of its crude oil requirements. By 2025, rather than insulating ourselves, we saw that figure climb to over 85%.
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Adobe Names Shamik Basu As Vice President, Creative Products Group In India
New Delhi, March 23 (IANS) Adobe on Monday announced the appointment of Shamik Basu as Vice President, Creative Products Group in India, as part of its push to strengthen local innovation and leadership.
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New Case Against 'Godman': Abused Pregnant Woman, Husband Waited Outside
Ashok Kharat, a retired Merchant Navy officer, hit headlines last week after he was arrested for allegedly raping a woman for over three years
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Opinion | Pakistan And The Collapse Of Its 'Good Taliban, Bad Taliban' Illusions
Despite the competing narratives from Kabul and Islamabad, the conflict gains attention for its scale and for the shift in Pakistan's rules of engagement.
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Why Kolhapur's Fuel Crisis Is A Logistical Issue, Not A Supply Problem
Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route through which 20 per cent of the world's energy is transported. The blockade has resulted in severe disruptions in energy supply to many countries, including India.
