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Votes Will Be Counted Only On 293 Seats In Bengal Tomorrow. Here's Why
Amid reported incidents of violence and EVM tampering, complaints demanded repolls in 77 booths, 32 of which were in Falta.
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Analysis: Tamil Nadu Heads For Dravidian Shakeout After Assembly Poll Verdict
The only word that might connect all these forces competing today but shifting loyalties tomorrow in an uneasy coalition is the adjective"Dravidian".
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Operation Sindoor Reflected India's Resolve To Eliminate Terrorism: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday described Operation Sindoor as a reflection of the Modi government's "unwavering resolve" to eliminate terrorism through "decisive action".
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3 Of Family Killed As Speeding Tractor Rams Motorcycle In Muzaffarnagar
The driver of the tractor fled the scene.
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Assam Opposition Dismisses Exit Poll Predictions Ahead Of Counting Of Votes
With the counting of votes for the Assam Assembly elections just days away, the Congress-led opposition alliance on Saturday projected confidence in securing power in the state, brushing aside exit poll forecasts that favour the ruling BJP-led allian
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Heavy Rain, Thunderstorms Bring Respite From Heat To Delhi-NCR
Heavy Rain, Thunderstorms Bring Respite From Heat To Delhi-NCR
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Analysis: Government Planning Underlines BJP's Confidence Ahead Of Bengal Results
According to the BJP's internal assessments, the party expects to secure a comfortable majority
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Exclusive: New Drone Built By IIT Jammu Can't Be 'Jammed Or Detected'
Unlike others, the drone developed by IIT Jammu students evades detection by ditching traditional radio frequencies using advanced technology.
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"Subversion Of Democratic Process": Bengal's Falta To See Repolling On May 21
Poll body announces repolling in all 285 polling stations in West Bengal's Falta, cites "subversion of democratic process"
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Judge, 30, Dies By Suicide At Home In South Delhi's Safdarjung
Delhi judge Aman Kumar Sharma dies by suicide at home
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Who Is Sagar Adani, And Why He Matters to the Global Energy Transition
Sagar Adani, 31, is an executive director at Adani Green Energy, who now sits at the centre of one of India's most ambitious energy expansion plans.
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Lapses, Remorse, 'Act Of Nature' Claim: Cruise Boat Pilot's Big Reveal
Mahesh Patel said he requested the hotel's reception desk to send a rescue boat as the accident was imminent. In the next sentence, he revealed a major security lapse.
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'Uniform For Service': Mumbai Woman Who Went Viral For Shouting During Rally
Teena Choudhry in her video released on Saturday further urged political parties to not use her as a "shoulder to take aim or potshots at anybody".
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"Frustrated Statements": Assam BJP Slams Congress Over Strongroom Claims
Referring to the Opposition's concerns over strongroom security, Assam BJP Chief Spokesperson Kishore Upadhyay questioned whether similar allegations would be raised in states where the INDIA alliance is expected to perform well.
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4 Children Found Dead Inside UP House, Mother Missing: Cops
Four children were allegedly bludgeoned to death inside their house in Uttar Pradesh's Ambedkar Nagar district, while their mother is reportedly missing, police said on Saturday.
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Andaman Sets Guinness Record By Unfurling Largest Underwater National Flag
The Andaman and Nicobar administration on Saturday set a new Guinness World Record by unfurling the world's largest underwater national flag at Radhanagar beach, officials said.
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"India's Best Defence Against Global Risks Is To Electrify Everything," Says Sagar Adani
Adani said India's long-term constraints - water security, food systems, and digital growth - all run into the same bottleneck: reliable, affordable energy.
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2 Women Killed, 15 injured As Bus Carrying Pilgrims Overturns In Gujarat
Two women were killed and at least 15 passengers were injured as a bus carrying pilgrims overturned when a Nilgai suddenly crossed the road in Junagadh district on Saturday, police said.
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Boy Killed In Agra For Plucking Watermelons From Field Owned By Family: Cops
Two persons have been arrested after a 13-year-old boy was killed in Agra for allegedly plucking watermelons from a field owned by his family, police said on Saturday, adding that the incident has led to tension in the area.
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"Time Will Tell Whether This Will Disrupt Or Stabilise World Energy Markets": Sagar Adani On Gulf Shifts
Adani warned that the broader conflict in West Asia is "not good for the world," describing it as a "lose-lose" situation for all involved.
