Inspector Jagdish Prasad, 59, from Mathura, died while rescuing people after a swing collapsed at the Surajkund Mela in Faridabad. He had served 36 years and was due to retire in March, hailed for bravery by Haryana DGP.
Thiruvananthapuram corporation council faces heated debate over fast-tracked Smart City project approval, with opposition alleging hasty process, lack of Malayalam agendas, and insufficient consultation ahead of mayor's Delhi visit.
Thiruvananthapuram district administration is identifying vacant land near forest fringes for dedicated stray dog shelters, addressing land scarcity and public opposition in residential areas.
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan asserts the new trade agreement safeguards Indian farmers and dairy producers, calling it a major victory.
A high-level Ravi-Beas Water Tribunal delegation was forced to cancel its inspection in Ropar after massive protests by farmers blocked the National Highway, citing fears over water diversion and the SYL Canal project.
Police in Phagwara, Punjab, have registered a case of extortion and blackmail following a complaint from a local resident. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about criminal activities in the region.
Police in Jalandhar's Rampur area have arrested a young man and seized a significant quantity of intoxicating pills, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the region.
Four women from Jalandhar, Punjab, who were stranded in Oman, have been successfully rescued and brought back to India with the intervention of MP Balbir Singh Seechewal. The rescue operation highlights efforts to assist distressed Indian nationals abroad
Sukhpal Singh Khaira, a prominent political figure, has strongly condemned the imposition of a Rs 200 state development tax on contract workers in Punjab, labeling it as unjust and burdensome for low-income laborers.
A recent security breach targeting an AAP leader in Jalandhar has ignited a political debate, with critics questioning public safety if elected officials are vulnerable.
In a significant crackdown, Jalandhar Rural Police arrested six individuals and seized heroin and narcotic pills during a targeted operation, highlighting ongoing efforts against drug trafficking.
A delegation in Jalandhar has formally requested police to file an FIR against a local pandit known as Ghooskhor, threatening to launch a protest if no action is taken.
Excise officials in Kollam seized over 6kg of ganja and arrested a suspected key supplier linked to Tamil Nadu drug networks during a late-night operation at Mekone junction.
A 56-year-old man was killed after a KSRTC bus collided with his scooter in Venjaramoodu. Four passengers sustained minor injuries. Police suspect excessive speed caused the accident.
Ahmedabad police restrict heavy and medium vehicles on Shastri Bridge for nearly a year due to structural damage. Cars and two-wheelers remain allowed as urgent repairs begin.
Deputy CM DK Shivakumar has sparked fresh speculation about a possible leadership change in Karnataka, stating 'time will reveal' while reacting to CM Siddaramaiah's son's claims. The remarks come ahead of the state budget in March.
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy's announcement to make Mohd Azharuddin an MLC has triggered discussions on constitutional options, with Congress exploring multiple strategies including resignations and electoral maneuvers.
The Karamana-Vellarada road widening project in Thiruvananthapuram faces indefinite delays due to pending financial clearances and unresolved land acquisition challenges, impacting regional connectivity.
The Karnataka government has elevated 54 state-run board and corporation chairpersons to the rank of state minister. Simultaneously, the BJP has initiated candidate selection for the upcoming GBA elections, targeting all five city corporations.
The BJP has accused the Karnataka government of minority appeasement after the state Cabinet approved a scheme to waive interest on loans for minorities, involving Rs 714 crore in pending recoveries.
A Karnataka Congress MLA reports increased bus crowding by women passengers, attributing it to the state's Shakti scheme offering free travel, raising concerns about infrastructure strain.
Karnataka's Cyber Command Centre has identified 42,000 mule accounts involved in laundering over Rs 100 crore from cybercrimes, following raids launched on February 5, 2026.
Karnataka Minister M B Patil met Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to advocate for a high-speed bullet train connecting Bengaluru and Mumbai, emphasizing its economic and strategic importance.
India and the United States have agreed to enhance economic security alignment to build resilient supply chains, addressing non-market policies of third parties like China. The move signals coordinated efforts to reduce China's dominance in key sectors.
Two major infrastructure projects in Thiruvananthapuram—the Vattiyoorkavu junction development and Peroorkada flyover—are set to begin construction in March after tender processes open on February 17.
Tirurangadi Police in Malappuram, Kerala, seized a massive cache of explosives, including 89,600 gelatin sticks and 10,500 detonators, hidden under onions in a truck. The explosives were allegedly intended for illegal quarrying operations.
Kerala's Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine announces concessions on drinking water charges for orphanages, old age homes, mental health rehabilitation centres, and homes for persons with disabilities.
A 55-year-old coconut plucker in Cherthala had a miraculous escape after nearly falling from a 50-foot tree, saved by heroic fire and rescue personnel who acted swiftly during a critical rescue operation.
Ludhiana Municipal Corporation relocates crucial meeting on Rs 1,200-crore waste management plan to Guru Nanak Bhawan following last year's hostage incident. The proposal faces opposition from private collectors and political scrutiny.
A 19-year-old fisheries college student from Thrissur was killed after a KSRTC bus hit his motorcycle at SN Junction in Tripunithura early Saturday morning.