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5,300 Chickens Die In Odisha Poultry Farm After Being Trapped In Heat Amid Powercut
According to officials and local sources, the total weight of the dead chickens was estimated to be around 12 to 12.5 tonnes.
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"Show Birth Certificates Of Cows," Says Bengal BJP MLA, Trinamool Reacts
The Trinamool wondered if the MLA could show a birth certificate issued to a cow in another state ruled by the BJP.
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Adani Group Announces Investment And Development Roadmap For Bihar
Gautam Adani said the Adani Group plans to invest around Rs 50,000 crore to Rs 60,000 crore in Bihar over the next three to four years
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Naveen Patnaik's MP Calls For Bringing Petro-Products Under GST
Under a 28 per cent GST framework, petrol prices could go down by nearly Rs 25 a litre; Diesel prices could reduce by around Rs 14 per litre.
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Pics: Gautam Adani Performs Bhoomi Pujan For Adani Centre For Eye Diseases In Bihar
Adani, accompanied by Priti Adani, chairperson, Adani Foundation, said the Adani Centre for Eye Diseases will be a major effort to provide accessible and affordable eye care to those in need.
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Karnataka Man Throws Teen Daughter Into Well, Hits With Stones, Buries Her
The police said they have evidence to prove that it was her father who killed her after repeated disputes within the family over her marriage.
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Man Hangs Self After Getting Slapped By Woman In Public In Maharashtra: Cops
A man allegedly died by suicide in Maharashtra's Beed district after he was reportedly slapped by a woman in the presence of others, which left him deeply distressed, a police official said on Sunday.
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Lashkar Terrorist's Mission Detour: A Hair Transplant In Kashmir
Infiltrating Jammu and Kashmir to execute terror attacks for the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET), a Pakistani terrorist paused his operations to fulfil a personal dream -- getting a hair transplant.
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No Doctor, Locked Gate: Faridabad Woman Gives Birth In Hospital Parking Lot
The woman delivered a baby boy. Both the mother and newborn were later shifted inside the hospital and are reported to be stable.
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Asked To Give Way, 2 Men Stop Bengaluru Woman's Range Rover, Assault Her Husband
Rachana alleged in her complaint that the accused were under the influence of alcohol and used vulgar language.
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In 'Cut Money' Outburst, Exploited Villagers Target Trinamool Leaders
Several instances have surfaced across Bengal of the exploited people targeting the houses of Trinamool leaders and demanding the return of 'cut money'.
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Andhra Man Climbs Mobile Tower, Demands "Packet Of Ganja"
The man, identified as Hanumanthu, climbed the tower and started shouting, attracting the attention of nearby residents.
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Delhi To Face Severe Heatwave Soon, Temperature May Hit 45 Degrees Celsius
Heatwave conditions are expected to prevail till May 22 across Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Chhattisgarh, and parts of Konkan and Goa.
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Man Who Struck Mumbai Teen, Left Her In Coma 9 Years Ago Fined Rs 20,000
P Narayanasamy Poosaripadaiyachi, now 66, was driving a Toyota Innova of the then railway commissioner when he hit Nidhi Jethmalani at a zebra crossing near Churchgate.
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How NEET Paper Was Leaked By Insiders And Reached Aspirants Across States
The court submissions suggest that the NEET paper leak played out in phases, beginning with access inside the examination ecosystem.
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Gautam Adani Inaugurates Eye Hospital In Bihar In A Boost To Rural Healthcare
The newly inaugurated hospital in Bihar's Saran district is designed to be a centre of excellence for ophthalmology in Bihar.
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Video: Devotees Visit Bhojshala To Perform Puja After High Court Order
In its ruling, the High Court quashed a long-standing 2003 arrangement by the Archaeological Survey of India that had restricted Hindu worship to Tuesdays and permitted Friday prayers for the Muslim community.
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"Love You" Note Scribbled In Dust After Taps Stolen From Congress Office In Chhattisgarh
Visuals showed broken basins and flush tanks and faucet pipes strewn across restrooms in the Congress office in Ambikapur.
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Census 2027: Door-To-Door Survey Begins In Delhi, Maharashtra, Other States
For the first time, the country's population count is being carried out with a strong digital push alongside the traditional door to door survey.
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Opinion | The Beijing Spectacle And The Recalibration Of Global Power
For the world's middle powers, including India, the solidification of Washington and Beijing's duopoly presents an acute, existential dilemma.
