Death by Hanging Stays, But SC Leaves Door Open
Dismissing Rishi Malhotra’s 2017 petition, the Court declined to reconsider the three-judge Bench ruling in Dina that upheld hanging, while...
Read moreDetailsDismissing Rishi Malhotra’s 2017 petition, the Court declined to reconsider the three-judge Bench ruling in Dina that upheld hanging, while...
Read moreDetailsDefending its handling of the protests, Delhi Police said more than 30,000 people gathered across three kilometres, with over 240...
Read moreDetailsCiting India’s 646-million-voter election, Donald Trump has argued that the US should adopt nationwide photo-ID requirements and tighter restrictions on...
Read moreDetailsThe KNF called the allegations “baseless” and accused unnamed interests of circulating unverified claims to malign its leadership and fuel...
Read moreDetailsThe Jharkhand government has decided to scrap TDPL-linked examinations and the JSSC CGL examination, while the CID will investigate recruitment...
Read moreDetailsBY PC Bureau New Delhi | August 17, 2026 The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday unveiled a major reshuffle...
Read moreDetailsNageswaran said a dual-fuel option could protect older vehicles while India continues its broader ethanol programme aimed at cutting crude-oil...
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Read moreDetailsThe tragedy occurred during Shravan Somvaar as a large number of devotees gathered at the temple. Officials said two trains...
Read moreDetailsThe protesters, backed by Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke, demanded a fresh test for candidates affected by the alleged...
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