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Why Punjab could define India’s new national security leadership

Religious polarisation is on the rise in Punjab. Is India’s national security prepared for the challenge?

SIR process focussed on exclusion, has played havoc with democracy: former CEC Quraishi

The ongoing process of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls is "unfair" because of the way this is being done, said former Chief Election Commissioner S.Y. Quraishi

Two Bangladeshi women get two-year imprisonment for illegal stay in Maharashtra

Two Bangladeshi women get two-year imprisonment for illegal stay in Maharashtra

'India can stop the Ukraine war': Polish Deputy FM says Modi 'among few who can influence' Putin

The Polish minister also discussed the developments of 2022, when India intervened in the war and called for nuclear de-escalation.

Criticising govt not waging war: Pune court grants bail to NCP (SP) leader

Criticising govt not waging war: Pune court grants bail to NCP (SP) leader

Youth Congress notice to Telangana unit chief Jakkidi Shiva Charan Reddy over alleged derogatory remarks

'Significant moment': PM Modi as India-UK trade deal comes into effect

Temple administration rejects ISKCON's claims on off-season Rath Yatra

Temple administration rejects ISKCON's claims on off-season Rath Yatra

Mother of 9 kills husband with axe in his sleep over suspicion of affair in Madhya Pradesh

The woman, Rumli Bai Dudwe (35), who allegedly killed her husband with an axe while he was asleep, has been arrested and sent to judicial custody by local court

Jolt to Tej Pratap's JJD as party candidate's nomination rejected in Bankipur over lack of signatures

The Returning Officer (RO) rejected Vina Mandavi's nomination after scrutiny because the papers did not contain the required number of proposers' signatures.

Chennai police arrest man for attempting to bribe Usilampatti TVK MLA Vijay

This case has been combined with an earlier case registered by the Triplicane police after N. Elaiyaraja, the Uthangarai MLA lodged a complaint with the Chennai Police Commissioner on June 29.

U.S. national held at Nepal border giving contradictory accounts, say officials

No passport or identity document was found on him and police recovered two mobile phones that appeared to have been ‘intentionally damaged’, a govt. official said

Case against content creators for ‘defaming’ Nitin Gadkari amid E20 row

Reacting to the FIR in a video, Manish Kasyap denied that his video contained false information and defended his criticism of the government's E20 programme.

Karnataka government to fill management quota engineering seats of private and deemed universities through Karnataka Examinations Authority

There are a total of 28 private and 11 deemed universities in the State. While 37,690 engineering seats are available in private universities, 2,400 are available in deemed universities for 2026-27.

Kuwait fire: Two victims from Kerala’s Malappuram district

Bodies of M.P. Bahuleyan, 36, from Pulamanthol, and Nooh from Koottai, Tirur, were identified on June 12 night

MCC warns against littering, use of plastic atop Chamundi Hills during Ashada festivities in Mysuru

Pointing out that protecting the environment and maintaining cleanliness on Chamundi Hill is a collective responsibility, MCC urges organisations, volunteers, traders, and devotees to support its ‘Clean Chamundi Hill–Plastic-Free Ashada Month’ campaign

5 Plots, 4 Flats, Villa, SUVs: Hyderabad Engineer With Over '100-Crore Assets'

The raids were conducted at the residence of B Ravinder, the chief engineer of the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority.

‘Economic links to get deeper’: PM Modi as India-UK FTA comes into effect

Opinion: Opinion | China Now Has 7 Of The World's 10 Biggest Banks, And That Should Worry India

Seven of the world's ten largest banks are now headquartered in China. Twenty-two Chinese banks figure in the top 100. No Indian bank comes anywhere close.

Why Taslima Nasreen's Kolkata return is a powder keg for Bengal politics

Taslima Nasreen's upcoming return to Kolkata after 20 years sparks intense political discussions. The Trinamool Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party both voiced their strong opinions regarding her visit. Exiled since 2007, Nasreen is set to participate in an anti-fundamentalism literary event this August. Her previous works and the circumstances of her exile have sent shockwaves through conversations about free speech and the intersection with religious beliefs in West Bengal.