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'Invisible Hand, Vote Chori': Congress Leads Attack On Poll Body After 'Dissent' Report
"Vote chori is a crime against the Indian people and a direct attack on our constitution," Rahul Gandhi said
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Banks To Open On Sunday Before 3-Day Strike: What Customers Need To Know
The 3-day bank strike call has been given by United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU), which claims to represent 90 per cent of the banking workforce. The organisation is primarily seeking five-day banking among other demands.
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"Access To White House A Privilege": Justice Department On Trump's Press Ban
The Department of Justice said in a court filing that Trump can "control reporters' access to restricted presidential areas, such as the Oval Office."
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Rapper UNB Attacked In Arunachal While Returning From Concert
Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang spoke to his Arunachal Pradesh counterpart Pema Khandu, seeking immediate steps for the safety of the Sikkimese rapper.
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"Will Use It Again": VD Satheesan Defends Using Chartered Aircraft
The three-year helicopter contract has since expired, and we decided not to extend it, the Chief Minister said.
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'Don't Feel Safe Outside Campus': Students On Rape Near Delhi's LSR College
On Monday evening, a minor girl was allegedly raped by three men inside the Aastha Kunj Park near Kalkaji Mandir - about two kilometres away from the college campus.
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Opinion | China Is No Longer Waiting For Trump To Set The Rules. And He Knows It
America's old diplomatic tricks with China won't work any longer. Because China has changed, and so has its ambitions.
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"We Screwed Up": DoorDash To Pay $131 Million For Underpaying Delivery Workers In New York City
Most of the settlement will be returned to more than 260,000 workers who were underpaid, not paid or paid late for deliveries by DoorDash.
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EPFO Benefits For Family After Member's Death: Documents, Steps And Claims Explained
The Employee Provident Fund Organisation allows nominee and eligible family members to get the PF balance, pension and other benefits of an EPFO employee in case of his/her death.
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Uttar Pradesh To Be Divided Into 4 Parts? Minister's Remarks Reignite Debate
Several parties have in the past proposed the idea of dividing Uttar Pradesh into four new states -- Bundelkhand, Purvanchal, Awadh Pradesh and Paschim Pradesh.
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BJP MLA's Teen Son Traced To Delhi Within Hours Of Going Missing From Jammu
The teenager had left home to play badminton and did not return, prompting the family to inform police.
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"Why Not Arrest Them?" IIT Bombay Student's Father On Accused Professors
IIT Bombay student Sahil Wokade's parents visited the Mumbai Crime Branch, demanding the immediate arrest of named faculty members Professor Suryanarayana Doolla and Shireesh Kedare.
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Woman Dials Boyfriend, Kills Self In Nagpur. Video Call Continues For 23 Minutes
On the night of September 19, the woman video-called her partner and told him that she was going to end her life.
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How India's 320 Kmph Bullet Train Will Change Tracks Without A Jolt. Technology Explained
The full Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train corridor, from Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) in Mumbai to Sabarmati in Ahmedabad, is expected to be completed by December 2029.
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Army Man, Returning Home On Vacation, Beaten To Death In Mizoram Road Rage
29-year-old Zakaria Lalhriattluanga was travelling with his friend in a truck from the airport to his village in New Builum.
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Huge Row After Report Flags 2 Election Commissioners Objected To Poll Panel Steps
No election commissioner gave any dissent; they had only made some observations which the poll body looked into, sources told NDTV
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IIT Bombay Professor Suryanarayana Doolla, At Centre Of Student's Suicide Row, Sent On Leave
Sahil Wakode, a second-year IIT Bombay student, was found hanging hours after he was caught allegedly using a mobile phone to access ChatGPT during examination.
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College Student Allegedly Chased, Harassed By 2 Men On Bike In Delhi, Pushed Off Scooty
The 21-year-old woman, a design student, alleged that the incident took place near Panchsheel Park metro station in Hauz Khas area when she was returning home.
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No Punishment For Not Singing Vande Mataram: Supreme Court To Centre
Supreme Court protected schoolchildren who respectfully declined to sing the national anthem on grounds of conscience.
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Pfizer Says Patient Safety Top Priority Amid Karnataka Fake Drug Probe
Pfizer stated that it continues to work closely with authorities to resolve the open queries, emphasising that its focus remains on protecting patients, safeguarding public health and maintaining confidence in the healthcare system.
