The Andhra Pradesh Medical Council announced election results for 13 posts, with Kola Alekhya, Bolla Mounila, and Manish Mandal securing the highest votes. Over 30,000 doctors participated via e-voting.
The Karnataka High Court quashed a case against a woman, ruling that a paramour cannot be prosecuted under Section 498A of the IPC, as it applies only to family disputes.
An assistant sub-inspector of Mansa police allegedly attacked a resident, stole his licensed pistol and SUV, and was later booked for attempt to murder and robbery.
In Gauribidanur, a thief broke into a locked house but got trapped and fell asleep, only to be discovered by the owner the next morning. Police are investigating the escape of an accomplice.
The Karnataka High Court rejected BJP MLA BA Basavaraja's anticipatory bail petition in the murder of Shivaprakash. The court cited concerns about effective interrogation of influential accused.
UK-based doctor Sangram Patil argues in Bombay High Court that his Facebook post did not name PM Modi, challenging police jurisdiction and allegations of promoting enmity.
The Union government has amended rules to include Military Nursing Service personnel under ex-servicemen provisions, granting them reservation quotas and age relaxation for central government jobs.
The Greater Bengaluru Authority's new zoning rules restricting trade licenses on narrow roads have triggered protests from traders and politicians who warn of widespread economic disruption and livelihood losses across residential neighborhoods.
Advocate Balaji Medamalli has been appointed as an additional judge of the Andhra Pradesh High Court following the President's assent. The appointment increases the bench strength to 33 judges against a sanctioned strength of 37.
The Andhra Pradesh government has implemented urgent measures at Srisailam's Maha Shivaratri festival following widespread complaints about poor crowd management and lack of basic facilities for devotees.
Following a fatal fire in a Vile Parle high-rise, the Mumbai Fire Brigade will issue a notice under fire safety laws after the building's firefighting system failed to activate automatically, leading to a senior citizen's death.
Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring suggests Governor Gulab Chand Kataria's anti-drug march is a ploy to revive SAD for a BJP alliance, calling it a 'Samjhauta Express' ahead of state elections.
Narsaraopet MP Lavu Sri Krishna Devarayalu and Ongole MP Magunta Srinivasulu Reddy met Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, advocating for a new railway line from Piduguralla to Ramayapatnam Port and raising concerns about social media safety for yout
The BJP has strongly condemned the Congress party for displaying posters in Patiala that label former MP Ravneet Bittu as a 'traitor,' escalating political tensions in Punjab ahead of elections.
Chandigarh authorities plan to construct two new U-turn points under the Zirakpur flyover to ease traffic congestion and improve road safety for commuters.
Three Chandigarh-based immigration consultancy firms have had their licenses revoked by the Ministry of External Affairs for engaging in fraudulent activities, including document forgery and misrepresentation.
Delhi's AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj met the family of a recent victim, offering condolences and promising legal and financial assistance. The visit highlights political engagement in local justice issues.
President Wavel Ramkalawan of Seychelles has concluded a successful state visit to India, focusing on strengthening bilateral ties in trade, security, and development cooperation.
Delhi Police's Crime Branch has arrested three men, including an LLB graduate, for a Rs 31 lakh investment fraud. In a separate case, four men were held for cheating a chartered accountant via a fake bank agent scam.
A 24-year-old woman from Auraiya staged a bizarre scene with a 5-foot snake slough and personal items on her bed before eloping with her lover, sparking local rumors of a mystical transformation, which police have dismissed.
The Rajasthan High Court has directed labour authorities to amend wage notifications, shifting from a 26-day to a 30-day month for calculating minimum wages for daily-wage workers, impacting compensation and income assessments.
The Rajasthan High Court dismissed a petition challenging the reorganization of gram panchayats in Barmer district, upholding a state government notification and citing ongoing election processes.
Uttar Pradesh's 2026-27 budget, to be presented by Finance Minister Suresh Khanna, is expected to increase by 10% to Rs 9 lakh crore, focusing on infrastructure, education, agriculture, women, and youth.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann called on AAP workers to strengthen the party organization and ensure victory in the 2027 assembly elections, citing government work and public welfare policies.
The Aam Aadmi Party has strongly criticized Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria's anti-drug foot march, alleging it sends a troubling message by including political figures linked to past drug proliferation in the state.
The AAP government in Punjab appoints Bal Jogi Pargat Nath as chairman of Bhagwan Valmiki Ji Tirath Sthal advisory board, aiming to develop the historic site into an international center of Dalit faith and heritage.
Rajasthan Police has implemented a high-tech traffic enforcement system on the Shahjahanpur-Ajmer stretch of NH-48. The system uses AI cameras to detect violations automatically and issue e-challans, aiming to reduce accidents and improve road safety.
A tragic incident in Delhi's Rohini area resulted in a man's death after he fell into an uncovered manhole, highlighting severe civic negligence and safety lapses in urban infrastructure.
Delhi government introduces the Lakhpati Beti Yojna, offering up to Rs 56,000 in phased financial aid for girls' education, aiming to grow to over Rs 1 lakh with interest, to replace the 2008 Ladli Scheme.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has appealed to citizens not to be misled by malicious propaganda against the Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojna. He emphasized that the scheme offers cashless treatment up to Rs 10 lakh, with the government covering all costs dir