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"His Statement Was Twisted": Siddaramaiah On Son's "Political Life" Remark
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday clarified that his son Yathindra Siddaramaiah did not name anyone as his successor.
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Liquor Smugglers Attack Police Team In 'Dry' Bihar, Injure 5 Personnel
In a brazen display of audacity, liquor smugglers in 'dry' Bihar attacked a police team that had gone to a village for a raid and injured at least five personnel.
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7 Boys Go For A Swim In Andhra River, 4 Swept Away By Surging Currents
Tragedy struck Vedanthapuram village near Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh on Friday evening when four boys were swept away by the surging currents of the Swarnamukhi river while swimming.
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Man Cornered In Mumbai Flight Over Not Speaking Marathi Shares Ordeal
In an incident of unruly behaviour that unfolded midair, a passenger forced another flyer to speak in Marathi if he wanted to stay in Mumbai. The incident, which was recorded on a mobile camera, happened on an Air India flight to Mumbai.
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On Camera, Man Urinates Out Of Moving Thar In Gurugram
A video which is going viral shows a Mahindra Thar being driven recklessly near the Sadar Bazaar area in the city while the passenger stands on the side step with the door open and urinates from the moving vehicle.
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Delhi Sees Coolest October Night In 2 Years; Air Quality Remains 'Poor'
The city recorded its lowest minimum temperature in October in the last two years, dropping to a minimum of 17 degrees Celsius on Thursday night, while the air quality improved, moving into the 'poor' category after remaining in the 'very poor' categ
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UP Minister Baby Rani Maurya's Car Gets Hit By Truck, She Escapes Unhurt
Uttar Pradesh Cabinet Minister Baby Rani Maurya had a close shave when a truck driver lost control over the vehicle and hit her car on the Agra-Lucknow Expressway on Friday night, an official said.
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Bumla Pass, Where Subedar Joginder Singh Made Heroic Stand Against Chinese
Arunachal Pradesh's Bumla Pass is at 15,200 feet. And that's where NDTV went. October 23, 1962 was the day when the Chinese army launched an attack on India - from this very place.
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In 4-Page Suicide Note, Doctor Who Was Raped Accused MP Of Pressuring Her
The doctor who died by suicide in Maharashtra's Satara and accused a police officer of raping her four times also left behind a four-page suicide letter in which she said she was pressured to issue fake fitness certificates of accused in police cases
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From Online Propaganda To Planned Blasts: How 2 Men Became ISIS' Delhi Operatives
Behind their smartphone and laptop screens, two men were slowly drawn into the dark web of ISIS propaganda and eventually allegedly converted it into a plot to strike Delhi on Diwali
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"We Saw Her Off At Bus Stand": Andhra Bus Fire Leaves Families Devastated
The air around Andhra Pradesh's Kurnool bus accident site is thick, not just with the stench of smoke, but with the palpable grief of shattered families. The devastating fire that consumed the ill-fated bus has turned young dreams into cinders
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Poll Body Directs Parties To Declare AI-Generated, Synthetic Content
With increasing worries about the misuse of AI and synthetic content in political campaigns, the Election Commission has released a new advisory which sets strict rules for disclosing such campaign materials.
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Say 'Please', 'Sorry', 'Thank you': Haryana Top Cop On Being Polite To Public
Haryana DGP O P Singh emphasised that polite behaviour with the public is crucial and asked police officials to use simple and courteous words like 'please', 'sorry' and 'thank you', saying this will improve the image of the police.
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Kannada Actor Divya Suresh Identified As Driver In Bengaluru Hit-And-Run
Weeks after a late-night hit-and-run accident in Bengaluru, the city traffic police on Friday identified ex Bigg Boss Kannada contestant Divya Suresh as the alleged driver of the car involved in the accident that left three people injured.
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Not Allowing Hijab In School 'Denial Of Secular Education': Kerala Government To Court
The Kerala government on Friday told the High Court here that not permitting a Muslim girl to wear her headscarf (hijab) to school was an "invasion" of her privacy and dignity and a "denial of her right to secular education".
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National Conference Wins 3 Seats, BJP 1 In J&K's 1st Rajya Sabha Polls
The results of Jammu and Kashmir's first Rajya Sabha polls after becoming a Union Territory followed expected lines, with the ruling National Conference securing three seats on Friday and the BJP clinching the final one
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Will Choose Death Over Returning To RJD, Says Tej Pratap Yadav
Former Bihar minister Tej Pratap Yadav on Friday asserted that he will "choose death over returning to the RJD", from which he was expelled by his father Lalu Prasad a few months ago.
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Sale Of Air Purifiers Rises In Delhi As Air Quality Remains In 'Poor' Category
With the city's air quality remaining in the "poor" category, Delhiites are rushing to stock up on air purifiers and masks, leading to a 60-70 per cent jump in sales, traders said.
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Man Caught With Stack Of 250 Voter ID Cards In Bengal, Detained
A man carrying around 250 voter ID cards was detained in Nadia district of Bengal, days before the Election Commission begins the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in the state.
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Setback For Actor Mohanlal As Kerala High Court Says His Ivory Ownership Certificates Are Illegal
The Kerala High Court on Friday held that the Forest Department's ownership certificates for ivory items in the possession of actor Mohanlal were void and legally unenforceable.
