'Missing Chief Minister': BJP's Poster Campaign Against Omar Abdullah

BJP Spokesperson Ajay Jasrotia said the chief minister has not been seen for 11 days.

Heatwave Scorches India, UP's Banda Hottest At 47.6 Degrees

According to the IMD, heatwave to severe heatwave conditions prevailed in several places of Haryana, Delhi, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and adjoining Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Madhya Pradesh.

"A Day Apart Feels Like 3 Autumns": Putin, Xi's Bonhomie In Beijing

Putin was received by Xi outside Beijing's opulent Great Hall of the People in much the same fashion as Trump last week, complete with chanting children and military fanfare.

A Reservation Policy Collapsed. One Student Spent 9 Years Paying The Price

Around him are engineers, some junior to him in experience, some once his classmates in Maharashtra. But for nearly nine years, Sayyad says, he could not officially call himself one.

US Extends Waiver On Sanctioned Russian Oil By Another 30 Days

This is the second time US authorities have extended the temporary measure, which is meant to address oil supply shortages sparked by the US-Israel war on Iran.

Amit Shah Calls Gujarat Local Body Poll Win "Historic", Slams Rahul Gandhi

Speaking at an event in Gandhinagar, Shah launched an attack on the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party over their loss in the polls.

Paris Probes Child Abuse By Staff At 84 Kindergartens, 20 Primary Schools

Parents in the city have in recent months accused supervisors in charge of children outside the classroom -- such as during recess or before pick-up -- of mistreating, or physically or sexually abusing pupils in their care.

Archaeological Body Allows Hindus Unrestricted Access To Bhojshala

A day after the Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that Bhojshala in Dhar district was a temple of Goddess Saraswati, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) on Saturday granted the Hindus an unrestricted access to the monument for worship and other purposes.

IPS Officer Whose Life Story Inspired '12th Fail' Film Gets Key Mumbai Post

More than 50 Indian Police Service (IPS) officials were transferred in Maharashtra on Friday.

India Tightens Gold Inflows, Caps Duty-Free Imports At 100 Kg

The government has tightened the conditions for issuing and monitoring advance authorisation for the import of gold. Earlier, there was no limit on gold imports under the scheme.

Amul, Mother Dairy Hike Milk Prices By Rs 2 Per Litre

The increase, the second by the two dairy cooperatives in 13 months, is expected to prompt similar hikes by regional dairy companies.

Oil Shock From Iran War Drives US Consumer Inflation To 3-Year High

The consumer price index (CPI) rose 3.8 per cent year-on-year, up from March's 3.3 per cent figure, the US Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS) said.

'Iran Ceasefire On Life Support': Trump After Dismissing Tehran's Proposal

Trump's swift rejection of Iran's response on Sunday has fueled concerns that shipping through Strait of Hormuz will continue to be hampered.

No Pink Saheli Card, No Free Bus Ride? Delhi Eyes Mandatory Use From July

The move is part of a broader plan to integrate the scheme with the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) platform under the Centre's "One Nation, One Card" initiative.

Loops, Rolls, Tricolor Sky: Air Force's Suryakiran Show Set For Somnath Debut

The skies over the first Jyotirlinga, Somnath, are set to host a breathtaking display of aerial precision as the Indian Air Force (IAF) debuts its Suryakiran Air Show on Monday.

"Suvendu Da Defeated Her In Her Home": Amit Shah Jabs Mamata Banerjee

Suvendu Adhikari, who defected from the Trinamool Congress in 2020, had previously defeated Banerjee in the Nandigram constituency in 2021.

Gujarat Official Arrested For Drunken Misbehaviour, Was Caught Earlier Too

Following a distress call to the emergency helpline regarding a man creating a disturbance in an intoxicated state, a police team arrived to find Bhatt completely inebriated.

Epstein Had Dirt On 'One Person', No Links To CIA Or Mossad: Former Lawyer

Speaking to Pod Force One, a political podcast hosted by New York Post columnist and author Miranda Devine, Jeffrey Epstein's former lawyer Alan Dershowitz said that he was not a paedophile but was only interested in 16- to 18-year-olds.

With Little Footfall, Madhya Pradesh Metro Hosts Weddings, Birthdays

The new programme comes on the backdrop of an operational challenge, with metro services in Bhopal and Indore struggling with poor passenger turnout.

Six Of Seven: A Number From Bengal Becomes Talking Point In Madhya Pradesh

For Dr. Mohan Yadav, who was deployed by the BJP beyond Madhya Pradesh as part of its broader social and regional outreach strategy, Bengal has produced a politically useful arithmetic.

New Video Exposes Systemic Safety Lapse Days Ahead Of Jabalpur Boat Tragedy

The video, shot barely 20 days before the fatal accident, shows senior district officials and elected representatives holding a meeting on the very same cruise boat that later sank in the dam.

Jailed Iranian Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi Hospitalised, At 'Very High Risk'

Mohammadi, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate in her early 50s, was urgently transferred to a hospital in Zanjan in Iran's northwest on Friday after a cardiac crisis and fainting

Operation Sindoor Reflected India's Resolve To Eliminate Terrorism: Rajnath Singh

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday described Operation Sindoor as a reflection of the Modi government's "unwavering resolve" to eliminate terrorism through "decisive action".

Iran Using Ceasefire To Dig Out Weapons It Had Hidden Underground: Report

The effort is part of a broader push to rebuild its drone and missile arsenal quickly, allowing Tehran to be ready if US President Donald Trump decides to restart military action, a US official and two sources familiar with the situation told NBC.