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Uttarakhand's New Governor Was Walking With Grandson When He Heard The News
Dhal Singh Bisen was among 6 new Governors appointed by President Droupadi Murmu on Monday.
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'Delhi Doesn't Need Dark Superhero And Robin': BJP On Rahul Gandhi's Batman Mask At Protest
During the protest, some young people came wearing Batman masks and drew Rahul Gandhi's attention
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BJP Claims 25 MLAs Ready To Join, "Take Them Now", Mocks DK Shivakumar
DK Shivakumar also took potshots at the BJP and JDS over cross-voting in the Rajya Sabha elections.
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India To Grow At 7%, Advanced Economies At 1.8% In 2027: IMF
IMF Raises India's Growth Estimate: India remains the world's fastest-growing major economy at 7.0% for both 2026 and 2027.
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Zubeen Garg's Family, Fans Stage Protest Demanding Justice For Late Singer
Garima Saikia Garg had appealed for a peaceful and united demonstration, as protesters reiterated their demand for justice for the late singer.
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"Unconstitutional": Karnataka High Court Quashes ST/SC Quota Exceeding 50% Cap
The court also struck down Section 4 of the Act, which provided for enhanced reservation for SCs and STs in state government services, as "unconstitutional" because it violates Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution.
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Pak Handlers Behind Gang That Attacked Punjab Cop, Accused Shot While Escaping
According to Amritsar Rural Police, the gang was allegedly assembled by a man lodged in Goindwal Sahib Central Jail, who had re-established contact with Pakistani ISI handlers through a mobile phone.
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Akali Dal's Big Focus On Women In Punjab, Through Drugs, Financial Help
Akali MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal has addressed a large gathering of women in Bathinda, using the platform to target the Bhagwant Mann government over its unfulfilled promises to women and alleged failure to curb drug trafficking.
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TVS Succession Row Deepens As Family Wealth Settlement Remains Unresolved
The TVS Group, founded by TV Sundaram Iyengar, is a century-old conglomerate whose businesses span automobiles, automotive components and financial services.
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'Buy Biryani From Hindu Shops' Posters Surface In Bengal Ahead Of Durga Puja
According to Hindu Jagaran Manch, the posters with messages like "Eat biryani at a Hindu shop" and "Buy puja articles from Hindu shops" are not a directive.
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Enforcement Directorate Searches 8 Locations In Kolkata In Laundering Case
The searches were conducted in connection with allegations of a suspected financial fraud involving promises of high returns on investments.
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Heavy Rain Triggers Waterlogging In Gurugram, Faridabad, Traffic Disrupted
Gurugram received around 40 mm of rainfall, while Faridabad recorded 12 mm.
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Pakistani Man Detained Near Attari Border After Ignoring Warning To Stop
The latest incident took place near the fence at Border Outpost (BOP) Pulmoran Kanjri. Personnel of the BSF's 100th Battalion noticed suspicious movement while on duty.
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Akal Takht's Rap For Gurdwara Management Over Cops' Entry To Bangla Sahib
In a statement, Akal Takht said, "Political activities and protests inside gurdwaras are not permissible unless they are part of struggles rooted in Gurmat philosophy and Sikh principles."
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Air India Flights To Riyadh Cancelled Till October 15 Amid Saudi Tensions
The disruption has also prompted other Indian carriers, including IndiGo, Air India Express and Akasa Air, to cancel services to affected destinations in Saudi Arabia.
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Jagtar Singh Hawara Could Be Out Of Jail Soon: Group After Meeting Bhagwant Mann
The morcha claimed that Mann has assured them that the state's Advocate General will argue in favour of shifting Hawara to a Punjab jail during a Supreme Court hearing scheduled for Tuesday.
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"Mature, Sensible": Shashi Tharoor On Centre After INDIA Bloc Protest
Shashi Tharoor said Neha Bora, AISA president, was in fact the star of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest.
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Detained In Assam, 12 Bangladeshis Claim They Were Promised Work In India
One of the detainees, Sirajul Islam, claimed that a broker from Bangladesh named Sabuj lured them with the promise of work in Assam. He brought them to India by crossing the border through a forest on October 6.
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Protests Nearly Doubled In A Decade. What Data Tells About Rise In Violence
From NEET and job-related protests to demonstrations over women's safety and the Election Commission, 2026 has seen protests over a range of issues.
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20 Lakh Delhi SIR Cases Resolved, 13 Lakh Still Pending: Poll Body
Special camps are also being held where the booth-level officers (BLOs) assist the voters. Such camps will be held to deal with SIR cases on October 18 and October 25.
