Haridwar Horror: Four Teenage Kanwariyas Drown
The four Kanwariyas , aged 16 to 18, had travelled to Haridwar to collect holy Ganga water. Police have renewed...
Read moreDetailsThe four Kanwariyas , aged 16 to 18, had travelled to Haridwar to collect holy Ganga water. Police have renewed...
Read moreDetailsResidents, entrepreneurs, self-help groups and voluntary organisations in Ladakh will now be able to register societies and partnership firms at...
Read moreDetailsIndia's medal charge gathered pace as Asmita Dey clinched a historic judo gold, while Yamini Mourya and Harsh Singh booked...
Read moreDetailsConflict-hit and displaced families displaced by the Manipur violence say delayed relief payments have pushed them to the edge, forcing...
Read moreDetailsThe court found Hussain guilty as part of an unlawful assembly that abducted and fatally assaulted Ankit Sharma, whose body...
Read moreDetailsCJP spokesperson Saurav Das has slammed the FIR against 25-year-old Ruchika Singh, calling it a misuse of the criminal justice...
Read moreDetailsDilip Tirkey has sought a written explanation from Hockey India officials, while political leaders and former hockey captains have criticised...
Read moreDetailsThe daughter of an injured Delhi Police Sub-Inspector claimed her father was dragged into a mob and left unconscious, while...
Read moreDetailsRahul Gandhi said young Indians demanding accountability over the alleged paper leak "cannot be threatened into silence," while calling for...
Read moreDetailsThe Supreme Court underscored that the Election Commission must not only function independently but also command public confidence in its...
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