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Woman Kills 3 Children, Then Dies By Suicide In Punjab's Mansa
A relative who visited the house on Thursday evening alerted the neighbours and the police about the incident.
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Maharashtra To Ban Sale Of Sting Energy Drink Near Schools: Minister
He also said schools have been asked to conduct awareness programmes to educate students about the health risks associated with the consumption of energy drinks.
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25 Feet Tall Fountain On Highway? No, It's A Broken Pipeline Near Mumbai
The incident occurred on Friday morning after a speeding truck collided with the pipeline, sending a jet of water shooting 20 to 25 feet into the air at the site.
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Inside BJP's Calculated Strategy On Uniform Civil Code In Uttar Pradesh
Over the past 12 years, the BJP has taken significant strides to usher in the Uniform Civil Code - which aims to establish a single, secular set of personal laws - governing marriage, divorce, and inheritance - for all Indian citizens regardless of religion.
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Fraud, Forgery Case Against UP Officer After Mother Files Complaint
UP police registered an FIR against DSO Seema Chaudhary on land forgery and bank fraud charges.
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Aadhaar App Launches Email Update Feature, Service To Be Free For 6 Months
"This is a free service via the Aadhaar App only, effective 1 July 2026 for a period of six months, making it easier than ever for residents to keep their Aadhaar information up to date," the release said.
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Hyderabad Woman Who Died By Suicide On Video Call Told Friend It Was 'Birthday Gift'
At about 12:18 am, Renuka made a video call to her friend, Satya, who reportedly advised her to avoid drinking and take care of herself.
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Opinion | How Texas Became Hub Of A Terror-Link Kashmiri Outfit's Activities
Across the state, a collection of terror networks and their Islamist partners are using US politicians, institutions and nonprofit infrastructure to advance violent, radical ambitions.
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CS Channi Holds Key Meet With Punjab Leaders Amid Organisational Changes
Senior Congress leaders met in Morinda after Punjab's new organisational team was announced.
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Drought Conditions Spread Across India, Farmers Put On Edge
A comparison of the last week of June 2025 and the last week of June 2026 shows a clear increase in drought-affected regions.
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Ketan Agarwal Murder Probe Widens, Chetan Chaudhary's Classmate Under Scanner
The families of Siya and Ketan had fixed their marriage, and the wedding was scheduled for November this year.
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Did Savarkar Write Mercy Pleas? Rahul Gandhi vs Grandson Plays Out In Court
Savarkar's grandson Satyaki Savarkar has told court that his release from British imprisonment was a result of political efforts, not mercy petitions
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Ex-Deputy Mayor's Son Killed After Coconut Tree Falls On Moving Bike In Thane
Soon after the inicdent, locals rushed to the spot and pulled Rahul from beneath the fallen tree.
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Eurasian Lynx, Palla's Cat: Elusive Wildlife Species Captured In Sikkim
Camera trap in Sikkim captures first definitive photo of Eurasian lynx expanding species range
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Hyderabad Woman Checks Into Hotel, Dies By Suicide On Video Call With Friend
According to investigators, Renuka had checked into the hotel in Hyderabad's Langar Houz area with a man at around 3 am on Wednesday.
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Centre Orders Removal Of Chinese Apps Used To Stop E-Rickshaws In Delhi
MeitY Secretary S Krishnan said the government will take up this issue with the app stores to ensure potentially harmful applications don't come up in the public domain.
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Pachpadra Refinery Set To Boost Rajasthan Economy, PM To Inaugurate Tomorrow
The refinery is being projected as a key step towards making India self-reliant, while also reinforcing the political message of development.
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Monsoon Session Likely From July 20: How Parliament Changed In Just 3 Months
The split in the Trinamool Congress, defections in the Uddhav Sena, and the DMK-Congress split are set to alter the numbers in the House.
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Opinion | Pak Needs To Understand: Its Indus Treaty 'Threats' To India Are Fooling No One
Pakistan's hysterics and fits haven't impressed India, much less make her re-consider her stand on the treaty. If Islamabad is trying to threaten its way to water, it is already failing.
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J&K Government Issues Strict Advisory As Amarnath Yatra Begins
Alongside the start of the yatra, Jammu and Kashmir authorities issued a fresh advisory, making it clear that pilgrims should not travel to the Union Territory without advance registration.
