Inspired By Border When He Was 9, Bihar Man Realises Army Dream After 14 Attempts

"I was deeply inspired by the character of 2nd Lieutenant Dharamvir, played by Akshaye Khanna, in 'Border'," said Kishu Singh, who's now a Lieutenant

Centre Allows 10 Lakh Tonnes Of Duty-Free Sugar Imports Till October 31

To control prices, the government has also imposed a stockholding limit on bulk consumers who use more than 10 tonnes of sugar a month, capping their stock at 15 days' consumption.

No Power, Water For Malls, Hotels If Solid Waste Not Handled Right: Top Court

Every waste generator must ensure waste segregation, safe storage, and handover in the prescribed manner, the Supreme Court said.

Bengaluru Woman, Friend Arrested For Killing Husband, Son

Police said Abhinandan, 35, and his son were found dead under suspicious circumstances at their home in Chikkabanavara on Monday morning.

Anti-Terror Agency's Dog Gets Army Award For Red Fort Blast Heroics

Donny, a specialist canine in explosive detection from the elite NSG K9 Unit, emerged as a key asset in the aftermath of the VBIED blast at Delhi's Red Fort in November 2025, in which 12 people were killed and 32 others were critically injured.

Leopard Skins, Traps, NGO: Curious Poaching Case Emerges In Madhya Pradesh

In a strongly worded statement, the NGO "vehemently" rejected the allegations, warning that treating legitimate anti-poaching intelligence work as wildlife crime could frighten informants.

Kill A US Soldier, Get $30,000 - Iran Announces Bounty, Double Pay For Women

Iranian Army chief Amir Hatami announced the $30,000 bounty to capture soldiers, saying that the plan had been drawn up after a "large number of requests" to participate, according to a report.