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92 Lakh Women Dropped From Maharashtra's 'Ladki Bahin' Scheme, Most In Beed
Additionally, around 14,000 men attempted to avail themselves of the scheme's benefits and were consequently removed from the list.
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CCTV Shows Woman Slapping Man Who Sexually Harassed Her On Bus In Madhya Pradesh
The woman immediately confronted the man and slapped him, as seen in the CCTV footage that has since been widely shared online.
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Yoga Guru Ramdev's "No Need To Fear Hindu Rashtra" Comment Sparks Row
The 60-year-old yoga guru, who has built an empire out of mass yoga camps and ayurvedic products, claimed in a sweeping statement that "our ancestors are the same".
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Suspended Badrinath Temple Body Staffer Arrested For Donation Irregularities
The Shri Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee inquiry committee found the allegations of donation mishandling against Nautiyal to be prima facie true.
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Opinion | India Has A New Headache: Pak's Closest Ally May Soon Get American Fighter Jets
In a stunning policy reversal, Trump has decided to sell America's F-35 jets to Turkey, a staunch Pakistan ally and its closest defence supplier
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Church Destroyed, Houses Damaged: Arunachal's Kurung Kumey District Flooded
Flash floods caused by monsoon rains inundate Parsi Parlo, damaging homes and bridges.
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Justice In The Time Of AI: Supreme Court's Draft Report On AI In Courtrooms
The Supreme Court's draft AI regulations for courts seek to balance technology adoption with judicial safeguards, promoting efficiency while ensuring AI remains subordinate to human judgment, transparency, accountability, and judicial independence.
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CBI Files Report, Rules Out Criminal Negligence By Officials In 2024 Coaching Centre Deaths
CBI's supplementary report finds negligence by 2 more MCD officials in Rau's IAS basement deaths but clears senior officers, no chargesheet filed
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Man Who Raped, Killed 7-Year-Old In Ghaziabad Used To Play With Her
The girl's body was recovered during the early hours of Saturday from the basement of the building. A post-mortem examination confirmed that she was raped before her death and died due to a head injury.
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Watch: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma Sings, Plays Guitar At Delhi Festival
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma sings and plays guitar at 4th Pineapple Festival in Delhi.
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India's Theatre Command Plan Nears Approval After 20 Years Of Talk
If the proposal clears the Cabinet Committee on Security, India would join a small club of major military powers that already operate through integrated joint commands rather than separate service structures.
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Vijay Government Secures Supreme Court Stay Against Cow Slaughter Ban Order
Challenging the high court's order, the state contended that when the legislation permits the slaughter of a particular category of cows in designated places, a judicial direction contradicting the statutory provision cannot be sustained.
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Odisha Man Dies After Wife Hits Him On Head With Mobile During Fight
Reports suggest that an argument broke out between the husband and wife at their residence on Saturday. During the altercation, the wife allegedly hit her husband on the head with a mobile phone
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Amid Restrictions, J&K Minister Tries To Visit Martyrs' Graveyard In Burqa
All roads leading to the martyrs graveyard in downtown Srinagar have been sealed amid a massive security deployment in the city.
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Entry To Kolkata Airport Mosque Stopped, Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari Backs Move
The 136-year-old Gauripur Jama Masjid, also known as the 'Bankra Masjid', is located within Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International airport.
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Heavy Waterlogging Disrupts Traffic At Assam-Meghalaya Border
Heavy waterlogging at Jorabat disrupts traffic, forcing diversions and causing delays.
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'No Mediation, Only Court Ruling': Both Sides In 3 Temple-Mosque Disputes
The parties argued the disputes involve competing claims over places of worship that raise constitutional and legal questions requiring authoritative judicial determination.
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Delhi Tourists Assault Rishikesh Parking Worker After He Objects To Them Drinking In Public
When a parking employee objected and reminded them that drinking was not permitted, an argument reportedly broke out.
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"Process Should Be Fair": Supreme Court Protects Individuals Declared Foreigners In Assam
The Supreme Court's judgement emphasised judicial fairness over state interests in citizenship cases, addressing ongoing litigations and procedural issues in Assam's Foreigners Tribunals.
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Konkan Railway Staff Pulls Passenger To Safety Seconds Before Disaster, Gets Rs 10,000 Award
The passenger lost his balance while trying to disembark the moving train and came dangerously close to falling onto the tracks.
