A political protest at a builder's office in Chembur turned into viral curiosity as a reinforced glass door resisted repeated attacks, shifting focus from caste abuse allegations to material durability.
Former DGMO Lt Gen AK Bhatt reveals the complex ethical dilemmas faced by Indian forces in Kashmir, highlighting educated instigators as a greater threat than armed militants.
The National Human Rights Commission takes suo motu notice after Delhi Police data reveals 807 missing persons in first two weeks of January 2026, with 191 minors among them.
A youth in Coimbatore has been booked by police for allegedly sending obscene photos to a woman, leading to a harassment case under the IT Act and IPC sections.
The Aam Aadmi Party has accused Punjab Congress leaders of an anti-Dalit mindset, demanding a public apology over controversial remarks by Raja Warring and Pratap Bajwa.
The Meghalaya High Court has summoned the East Jaintia Hills DC and SP to explain the illegal coal mine explosion that killed 27 people, highlighting ongoing safety and regulatory failures.
The Karnataka High Court confirmed death penalty for three convicts in the barbaric gang-rape and murder of a 7-year-old girl in Mangaluru, calling it a 'rarest of rare' crime that must be curbed with iron hands.
A tragic hit-and-run accident on NH-107 near Rajpur village in Madhepura district resulted in the death of Saurav Kumar and injuries to two pillion riders. Police are investigating the incident.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court dismissed a petition to cancel anticipatory bail for Anil Kumar Kaushik, accused of impersonating ED officers to extort money, citing lack of evidence of bail misuse.
The Railway Board has directed NHSRCL to revise Detailed Project Reports for seven new bullet train corridors to update cost estimates and set uniform standards, aiming to expedite implementation.
A deadly mosque bombing in Islamabad highlights Pakistan's security challenges as it seeks to leverage its vast mineral wealth in a strategic partnership with the United States, while facing a well-armed insurgency.
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma announces a Judicial Inquiry Commission to investigate the Mynsngat-Thangsko mining explosion that killed 27 people. Two mine owners arrested, ex-gratia assistance provided.
A 37-year-old engineer from Nelamangala, Karnataka, was shot dead in a Toronto mall parking lot. His father requests Indian government assistance to repatriate the body for final rites.
India has handed over 50 military utility vehicles to the Nepal Army, reinforcing the enduring bond of friendship and cooperation between the two neighboring nations.
The Supreme Court has firmly stated it will not permit any party to create obstacles in the Special Investigation Report (SIR) exercise in West Bengal, emphasizing judicial oversight.
Aam Aadmi Party leaders were detained by police in Chandigarh during a protest against Congress leader Partap Singh Bajwa's remarks targeting Punjab Minister Harpal Singh Cheema.
The Supreme Court has firmly stated it will not allow any hindrance to West Bengal's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, addressing CM Mamata Banerjee's concerns over potential mass exclusion of voters.
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha calls for scrutiny of the Tripura Tribal Areas ADC, alleging misuse of funds for illegal contracts and foreign travel under TIPRA Motha's governance.
Iran's Atomic Energy chief Mohammad Eslami indicates Tehran may dilute its highly enriched uranium stockpile if all international sanctions are lifted, signaling potential diplomatic opening.
A Bihar court sentenced retired government school teacher Md Abdul Aziz to rigorous life imprisonment for murdering his younger brother over a land dispute. The court also imposed a Rs 2 lakh fine.
A Special Investigation Team is examining a nine-page note found at the scene of Confident Group Chairman CJ Roy's death in Bengaluru, as part of an ongoing probe into the circumstances surrounding his demise.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure as his director of communications, Tim Allan, resigns just one day after his chief of staff stepped down over links to Jeffrey Epstein.
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has filed a police complaint against Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma over a deleted video. Other top stories include a Kanpur Lamborghini crash, a Punjab campus shooting, Nixon's 1971 war disclosure, and KL Rahul's Ranji Trophy c
An anonymous email exposed a tax evasion racket in Bengaluru involving a Lamborghini Huracan Evo, leading to its seizure after forged documents evaded over Rs 37 lakh in taxes.
The Supreme Court has firmly stated it will not allow any impediments to the Special Intensive Revision exercise in West Bengal, noting the Election Commission's affidavit about burnt notices.
A 50-year-old farmer was shot dead by his younger cousin, an ITBP jawan, following a long-standing property dispute in Bhojpur district. Police investigation ongoing.
The Orissa High Court has expressed serious safety concerns regarding private events at Cuttack's Bali Yatra ground, directing authorities to implement a regulatory SOP to prevent potential tragedies.
A Mumbai special court has rejected the second bail application of Ukrainian actor Armen Atian in the Torres ponzi scheme case, citing the large magnitude of the economic offence with Rs 148.89 crore misappropriated.
Rahul Gandhi asserts a breakthrough in Parliament logjam but alleges PM Modi fears debate. Proceedings adjourned after a dispute over speaking rights.
The Election Commission has instructed the West Bengal government to complete the transfer of police personnel connected with election duties by February 15, following up on an earlier directive from January 12.