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Restricted Item Sale, Wrong Labels: Food Regulator Acts Against Amazon, Zepto
The food safety body has initiated action against Amazon, Flipkart, Swiggy Instamart, Zepto and BigBasket. The violations cited include misbranding, misleading claims, and the sale or display of prohibited or poisonous food articles through these platforms.
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Noida District Magistrate Gets Relief, Supreme Court Pauses Rs 5 Lakh Compensation
The Allahabad High Court had directed Noida DM Medha Roopam to pay a compensation of Rs 5 lakh from her salary to the student activist.
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Days After Rape Of 17-Year-Old, Delhi Restricts Entry To Parks After Sunset
The security measures come days after a 17-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped by three men at Astha Kunj, a DDA-maintained park near Kalkaji Mandir.
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SIT To Probe Central Agency Findings In Case Linked To Pinarayi Vijayan
The probe will centre Kerala's former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, his daughter Veena T and former minister Mohammed Riyas, who also is the spouse of Veena.
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Long-Term Plans, Rahul Gandhi and Son's Wedding: Mohan Yadav At NDTV Conclave
At NDTV Conclave Bhopal, Mohan Yadav said it is Prime Minister Narendra Modi's primary concern that governments should not operate solely according to the electoral cycle.
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Omar Abdullah Flags 'Opaque' Delimitation Amid Poll Body Controversy: 'Designed To Benefit A Party'
Abdullah said that before the controversial Special Intensive Revision (SIR) became an issue in the country, Jammu and Kashmir was subjected to an "opaque" process of delimitation.
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Analysis: Harsimrat Kaur's Big Political Moment Test Of Badal Family Legacy
Harsimrat has launched a women-focused "Maawan-Dhiyan" campaign at Rampura Phul and Nathana in Bathinda, addressing gatherings, leading protest marches and submitting memorandums addressed to the Punjab Governor.
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Gang Smuggling Heroin Across Border Using Drones Busted In Punjab, 4 Arrested
This is the fourth major cross-border narcotics recovery in a week, taking the total heroin recovered by CI Amritsar during the period to 74 kg, following earlier seizures of 27 kg, 10 kg and 17 kg.
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Aaditya Thackeray's 25-Page Reply To Disha Salian Father's Rs 500-Crore Defamation Notice
Aaditya Thackeray denied "every allegation, assertion, insinuation, interpretation, demand and claim" in the notice, which alleged that his X posts on September 16 defamed Satish Salian.
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On Camera, IIT Student Who Died By Suicide Stopped During Exam, Pulled Aside
The IIT Bombay student is seen seated in a front-row seat in the exam hall when an invigilator stops by and pulls him aside.
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Meerut Lawyers 'Ban' Entry Of BJP Representatives In Courts Over High Court Demand
The decision was taken after a delegation of lawyers met UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, demanding the creation of the bench.
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India's Domestic Air Traffic Declined 6.3% In August: Aviation Body
However, Air India Group's market share climbed to 26.7 per cent in August, gaining 2.7 per cent over July 2026.
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Cases Against 20 People Linked To 2025 Leh Violence Withdrawn
The decision will enable the 20 individuals to move forward with their lives and careers, the Lieutenant Governor said
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Bihar Groping Accused's Arrest Leads Cops To His Murderer Father
Ganori Yadav is an accused in the 2003 murder of two brothers in Jamui's Pratappur village. He had been on the run for the past two decades.
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Scrap Phase 3 Of SIR: Ex-Election Commissioner To NDTV On Poll Body Row
Ashok Lavasa's comments come in the wake of a media report claiming that the two election commissioners had differed with several of the ECI's decisions.
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Fake Invoices To Hawala: How Multi-State Gold Smuggling Ring Unfolded In Assam
The attachment was made by the ED's Guwahati Zonal Office under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002, in a case against Akshay Parshuram Bansode and other unidentified persons.
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'Attempt To Divert Attention': Supreme Court On Collegium Mention In Poll Body Appointments Hearing
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta got a reaction as he cited judges' selection method, seeking to counter Justice Dipankar Datta's argument on possible bias in Election Commission appointments
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Parliament Hasn't Sat In 41 Days, But Monsoon Session Isn't Technically Over
Adjournment sine die means the sitting has paused, with no date fixed for the next one. Under the Constitution, the session itself is still considered active.
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7 Bank Transactions You Should Check Immediately If You See Them
The important point is that not every failed or unfamiliar transaction means your money is lost. But ignoring it can delay the process of getting the issue corrected.
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Public Holiday On Maharaja's Birth Anniversary Divides Opinion In Jammu And Kashmir
Public holiday on September 23 was decided by the Centre in 2022, while that on the birth anniversary of Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah was cancelled.
