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Man Kills Pregnant Live-In Partner In Gurugram Over Money Dispute
Police have arrested an auto-rickshaw driver for allegedly strangling his pregnant live-in partner to death over frequent requests for money to manage pregnancy expenses, officials said on Thursday.
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India To Become Global Leader In Sustainable Aviation Fuel: Report
India's aviation market, the fifth-largest globally, is projected to become the third by 2030, and set to emerge as a global leader in Sustainable Aviation Fuel production.
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Mumbai Cabbie Creates Woman's Fake Insta Account After Dispute Over Toll Fee
A driver attached to a ride-sharing platform has been booked for allegedly creating a fake Instagram account of a woman and labelling her a "call girl" after she refused to pay toll during a trip, police said on Thursday.
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Man Robbed, Loses Leg. Cops Take Him To Hospital, Leave Limb Behind
A labourer was robbed of Rs 500 by four men and his leg was held on a railway track until a train ran over it, severing the limb, in Madhya Pradesh's Ujjain on Wednesday.
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Calcutta High Court Judge Recuses From Hearing RG Kar Rape And Murder Case
Justice Debangshu Basak, the "lead judge" or a "senior judge" of a division bench of the Calcutta High Court hearing the RG Kar rape and murder case, on Thursday, recused from hearing the matter.
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PM Modi Praises 'Vande Mataram' On Eve Of Its 150th Anniversary
On the eve of the 150th anniversary of "Vande Mataram", Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the song that ignited an undying spirit of patriotism across our nation.
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Delhi Fire Service Took Over 4 Lakh Emergency Calls In 15 Years
In the last 15 years till 2024, the Delhi Fire Service received more than 4 lakh emergency calls, while 6,611 people in the national capital lost their lives in mishaps, including fire, building collapse and road crashes.
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Scrap Paper Replace Plates For Midday Meals In Madhya Pradesh School
A lapse in the government's mid-day meal scheme has come to light at a middle school in Madhya Pradesh's Sheopur district. In videos that have surfaced on social media, underprivileged children can be seen eating food served on scrap paper spread on
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3 Killed, 12 Injured After Bus Collides With Tanker In Hathras
Three people, including a 12-year-old boy, were killed and 12 were injured after a state bus and a tanker collided head-on near Samamai village on the Aligarh-Agra highway in this Uttar Pradesh district on Thursday, officials said.
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Ethiopia To Adopt India's Flagship Initiative For Poverty Alleviation
A high-level delegation from the government of Ethiopia has concluded a week-long learning and exposure visit to India, which focused on understanding the implementation strategies of the Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana
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J&K Launches Craft Heritage Courses, Stipend For Students
The Jammu and Kashmir government has announced craft heritage courses in technical institutions to revive, preserve and promote Kashmirs rich traditional craft that is facing a machine-made invasion.
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Rush Of Voter Applications At Age 18 May Overwhelm Authorities: High Court
The Bombay High Court on Thursday said if every individual began submitting voter enrolment applications immediately upon turning 18, it would overwhelm the authorities with verification work and "open the floodgates".
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Maharashtra Government Denies Paying Only Rs 6 Aid As Alleged By Farmer
A day after a farmer from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district in Maharashtra claimed that he received only Rs 6 for crop losses, the state agriculture department on Thursday said the amount was not paid by the government.
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Telangana Woman Dies By Suicide Over Fear Of Ants
Police said a 25-year-old woman allegedly died by suicide at her home in Sangareddy district, due to a fear of ants (myrmecophobia), on Thursday.
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Man Ends Life After Online Harrasment Over Viral Public Urination Video
A 27-year-old man allegedly committed suicide in Jalna district of Maharashtra, apparently after getting fed up with constant online harassment over a viral video of a distasteful act featuring him and his friend, police said on Thursday.
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Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists Can't Use 'Dr' Prefix: Kerala Court
The Kerala High Court has directed that physiotherapists and occupational therapists cannot use the prefix "Dr" without holding a recognised medical degree.
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From Ayodhya to Sikkim: Delhi's 41 Roundabouts to Tell India's Story
Delhi's roads are set to become a living showcase of India's rich cultural tapestry. In a first-of-its-kind initiative, the Public Works Department (PWD) has announced a massive beautification drive that will transform 41 major roundabouts.
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Actor Vijay's Party To Protest Fishermen Arrests, 1st After Karur Tragedy
In its first major political action after the Karur stampede that claimed 41 lives, TVK has announced a hunger strike in Nagapattinam on Friday, protesting against the continued arrest of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry fishermen
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Blackbuck Meat Sold To Elites, Influential Families, Madhya Pradesh Hunting Gang Busted
What began as a routine vehicle check near Indore has unraveled into one of the most shocking wildlife crime rackets in recent years a multi-state Blackbuck poaching and meat smuggling network that allegedly supplied the endangered animals meat.
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Ex Spymaster To NDTV On Games US, China, Pak Play - And Where India Stands
Vikram Sood, one of India's greatest spymasters who has spent his career in the dark corridors of cloak-and-dagger, gave some cold, hard insight into the realities of today's world and also suggested how India should play the long game.
