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"Misleading": M3M Responds To Gurugram Trump Towers Resident's "House Arrest" Claim
Varun Suhag, a Trump Towers resident in Gurugram, accused the builder M3M of giving him trouble over movement of furniture.
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Infighting Spikes In Telangana Congress, Leaders Have Public Altercation In Delhi
The disagreement surfaced at the breakfast table over the appointment of Sangareddy District Congress Committee president and other organisational positions.
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'He Played PUBG': Victim's Uncle Blames Video Games For Panchkula Assault
A disturbing video of the assault showed the Class 3 student punching and kicking the younger child in an empty classroom.
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"Housing Not Enough": Delhi Lt Governor Pushes For Water, Buses After Narela DDA Flats Sell Out
Narela has faced a problem for years: despite the availability of affordable housing, many DDA flats struggled to find buyers because of poor connectivity and inadequate civic facilities.
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"Stop Manufacturing Lies": AAP vs BJP Over Stubble Burning In Punjab
Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa accused the Punjab government of deliberately encouraging stubble burning to worsen pollution in the national capital. The AAP has countered the claim.
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Trade Body Seeks Ban On Rallies, Protests In Delhi Till Bhaiya Dooj
In its letter dated November 3, the traders' body expressed concern over the financial losses suffered by businesses due to frequent demonstrations and traffic disruptions over the past month.
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Court Orders Protection For Aaftab Poonawala After Threats Inside Tihar Jail
It directed that a copy of its order be sent to the jail authorities and the investigating officer for compliance.
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"Will Never Be Able To Clear": UP NEET Student Kills Self Using Father's Gun
According to her family, she used to study till 4-5 am and wake up at around 2.30 pm.
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Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad Arrests International Drug Smuggler Salim Dola
In the 1990s, he reportedly worked for a well-known underworld figure named Iqbal Mirchi by transporting illegal drugs.
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Parliament Panel Holds FCRA Consultations Outside Delhi For The First Time
The meeting brought nearly 40 organisations from Meghalaya, Manipur, Nagaland and Assam before the committee to present their suggestions
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Storm Uproots Trees, Disrupts Road Connectivity In Assam's Sadia, 1 Killed
The storm caused extensive damage across Sadia, while the full extent of the destruction is yet to be assessed.
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Dead Monkey Found In Assam Engineering College Water Tank, 54 Students Fall Ill
The discovery was made on Sunday when students decided to inspect the water tanks after repeated complaints about the quality of water.
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9, Including 3 women, Arrested For Attacking BSF Jawans In Tripura
Three BSF personnel, including a Company Commander, were injured in the incident.
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Opinion | Israel's Arab Parties Have Never Had This Much Power. And Netanyahu Isn't Liking It
In the just-concluded historic Israeli Knesset elections, allegations of 'vote theft' against Israeli Arab parties and interference by foreign countries are growing louder, even though the evidence is...
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Adani Group A Major Driver Of India's Progress: Economist Jeffrey Sachs
He also drew attention to the distinctive responsibilities of family-owned and family-led enterprises, arguing that businesses carrying a family's name represent more than commercial interests.
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PM Modi Inaugurates Pune Metro's Pink Line, Launches Rs 21,800 Crore Projects
Spanning approximately 23 kilometres, the Pink Line connects Maan to District Court Metro station.
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"Can't Occupy A Site Indefinitely In Name Of Protest": Top Court's Big Remark
The observations came during a hearing on the massive protest in central Delhi's Jantar Mantar last month
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'It's A Secular Country': Court Slams Mumbai Civic Body Over Dia Mirza Row
In an awareness video for the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, actor Dia Mirza had appealed to the public, citing a High Court order, not to burst firecrackers on public roads.
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Vijay's Bypoll Outreach: Numbers Game Behind Chief Minister's District Tours
The timing and choice of destinations have fuelled speculation about whether the Chief Minister is also using government engagements to establish a political presence ahead of the contests. The ruling TVK, however, has maintained that the programmes are centred on public welfare.
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Why Sikkim's First Yak Festival Was Held In A Village Near China Border
The decision to hold the festival in Gnathang is also linked to the Centre's efforts to boost economic activity in remote villages along the India-China border.
