Anindita Sanyal

The Centre's efforts to regulate the movement of foreign funds for non-profits is "discouraging NGO activities", the Supreme Court said today while hearing petitions challenging an amendment to the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act.

Aslam Merchant, the father of Arbaaz Merchant whose bail was approved today along with Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan and model Munmun Dhamecha, said he was "overjoyed" at the order.

Megastar Shah Rukh Khan greeted the news of bail for his son, Aryan Khan -- arrested in connection with the drugs-on-cruise case -- with "tears of joy", said India's former atorney General Mukul Rohatgi. Mr Rohatgi had represented Aryan Khan.

Sameer Wankhede -- the zonal director of the anti-drugs agency Narcotics Control Bureau -- went to the Bombay High Court today after the Mumbai police started investigating the corruption allegations against him.

Punjab Congress's aversion to former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh after his break from the party and announcement of a likely alignment with the BJP, became evident once again today -- with a tweet from its former state unit chief Sunil Jakhar.

More than 90 per cent of people in Delhi are carrying anti-bodies for coronavirus, sources said after the sixth sero-survey report of the national capital was prepped.

Anti-drugs agency Narcotics Control Bureau's zonal officer Sameer Wankhede was questioned on Wednesday in connection with the bribery allegations against him, which his organization is investigating.

India has expressed concern over a new Chinese law on protection and exploitation of land border areas which was passed recently amid a military stand-off between the two nations.

Congress's Rahul Gandhi welcomed the Supreme Court's order to form a committee to look into the Pegasus spyware row, saying the opposition's stand on the issue is "vindicated" since the judges flagged the same concerns.

Television channels have been asked to display the official logo of the Azadi ki Amrit Mahotsav while airing news programmes, bulletins and reports -- especially programs and news related to the 75 years of Indian independence.

The Supreme Court will take a call today on whether there will be a court-monitored investigation into the explosive Pegasus snooping row that dominated headlines earlier this year.

The old-time Congress rules of avoiding alcohol and using khadi left some red faces at Sonia Gandhi's meeting with the party's state chiefs today. Rahul Gandhi, who had raised the issue at a similar gathering in 2007, spoke of it again at the meeting

Two of the 20 accused in Mumbai's drugs-on-cruise case, Manish Rajgaria and Avin Sahu, got bail from the special court hearing the case.

Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik told NDTV Monday that the anti-drugs agency Narcotics Control Bureau is "hiding" behind the case of his son-in-law who was arrested in a drugs case, portraying his criticism of the agency as a "personal vendetta".

Kiran Gosavi, the Narcotics Control Bureau's "independent witness" in the cruise ship drugs case, against whom a lookout notice is out, surfaced Monday, saying he wants to surrender to the Uttar Pradesh police as he felt "threatened" in Maharashtra.

The Centre's efforts to regulate the movement of foreign funds for non-profits is "discouraging NGO activities", the Supreme Court said today while hearing petitions challenging an amendment to the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act.

Aslam Merchant, the father of Arbaaz Merchant whose bail was approved today along with Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan and model Munmun Dhamecha, said he was "overjoyed" at the order.

Megastar Shah Rukh Khan greeted the news of bail for his son, Aryan Khan -- arrested in connection with the drugs-on-cruise case -- with "tears of joy", said India's former atorney General Mukul Rohatgi. Mr Rohatgi had represented Aryan Khan.

Sameer Wankhede -- the zonal director of the anti-drugs agency Narcotics Control Bureau -- went to the Bombay High Court today after the Mumbai police started investigating the corruption allegations against him.

Punjab Congress's aversion to former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh after his break from the party and announcement of a likely alignment with the BJP, became evident once again today -- with a tweet from its former state unit chief Sunil Jakhar.

More than 90 per cent of people in Delhi are carrying anti-bodies for coronavirus, sources said after the sixth sero-survey report of the national capital was prepped.

Anti-drugs agency Narcotics Control Bureau's zonal officer Sameer Wankhede was questioned on Wednesday in connection with the bribery allegations against him, which his organization is investigating.

India has expressed concern over a new Chinese law on protection and exploitation of land border areas which was passed recently amid a military stand-off between the two nations.

Congress's Rahul Gandhi welcomed the Supreme Court's order to form a committee to look into the Pegasus spyware row, saying the opposition's stand on the issue is "vindicated" since the judges flagged the same concerns.

Television channels have been asked to display the official logo of the Azadi ki Amrit Mahotsav while airing news programmes, bulletins and reports -- especially programs and news related to the 75 years of Indian independence.

The Supreme Court will take a call today on whether there will be a court-monitored investigation into the explosive Pegasus snooping row that dominated headlines earlier this year.

The old-time Congress rules of avoiding alcohol and using khadi left some red faces at Sonia Gandhi's meeting with the party's state chiefs today. Rahul Gandhi, who had raised the issue at a similar gathering in 2007, spoke of it again at the meeting

Two of the 20 accused in Mumbai's drugs-on-cruise case, Manish Rajgaria and Avin Sahu, got bail from the special court hearing the case.

Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik told NDTV Monday that the anti-drugs agency Narcotics Control Bureau is "hiding" behind the case of his son-in-law who was arrested in a drugs case, portraying his criticism of the agency as a "personal vendetta".

Kiran Gosavi, the Narcotics Control Bureau's "independent witness" in the cruise ship drugs case, against whom a lookout notice is out, surfaced Monday, saying he wants to surrender to the Uttar Pradesh police as he felt "threatened" in Maharashtra.