Prime Minister Narendra Modi called NCP (SP) president Sharad Pawar, who was hospitalized in Pune with a chest infection. The 85-year-old leader is recovering well under medical observation, with normal vital signs and improving condition.
The Lucknow Bench of Allahabad High Court dismissed criminal proceedings against Nikant Jain in a solar project extortion case, citing lack of evidence and complainant's admission of error.
Buckingham Palace confirms King Charles III will not obstruct UK police investigating Prince Andrew's alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein, as authorities assess reports of confidential information sharing.
India's defence ministry is discussing a proposal to acquire 114 Rafale fighter jets from France for Rs 3.25 lakh crore, potentially the largest defence procurement ever. The deal includes domestic manufacturing and aims to address IAF's squadron shortage
The Gauhati High Court dismissed a sexual harassment case against an IIT Guwahati professor, ruling that 'mere touching' does not constitute force under IPC Section 354.
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah clarifies Deputy CM D K Shivakumar's absence from a key budget meeting, stating Shivakumar had written to him, amid ongoing leadership speculation in the state's political circles.
Three months after his Jan Suraaj Party's electoral wipeout, strategist-turned-politician Prashant Kishor embarks on a statewide yatra to reorganize his party and pressure the Nitish government on key schemes.
The Bombay High Court has granted bail to Nadim Shaikh, an accused in the 2011 Mumbai triple blasts case, citing prolonged incarceration and trial delays. He was arrested in 2012.
BJP national president Nitin Nabin attended the Bihar assembly budget session for the first time since his elevation, greeted by senior NDA leaders. The 45-year-old leader's appointment signals a generational shift within the ruling party.
Major updates from Kolkata covering civic alerts, political developments, and administrative news including a survivor's return, organ scam investigation, Kabir controversy, police attack, and teacher crisis.
A man in Hubballi, Karnataka, has been booked by police for allegedly forcing a woman to change her religion. The case highlights ongoing concerns about religious coercion in the region.
A devastating stampede occurred during the Kalash Yatra in Gwalior, resulting in one fatality and numerous injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause of the incident.
A bag containing gold and cash was stolen from a Karnataka minister's office in the Vidhana Soudha secretariat. Police have arrested a secretariat employee in connection with the theft.
The Allahabad High Court quashed an FIR against RWA office bearers in Lucknow, criticizing abuse of law and misuse of RSS name in a parking dispute case. The court highlighted flawed investigation and misuse of authority.
Rahul Gandhi references General Manoj Naravane's 2023 social media post about his memoir's availability online, following the publisher's recent statement on the book 'Four Stars of Destiny'.
The Trump administration could refund penalties collected from India for Russian crude oil imports after February 7, as part of a new interim trade framework reducing tariffs to 18%.
Bangladesh's upcoming general election in February is a pivotal moment for the Hindu minority, with political stability and safety concerns at stake. The outcome could shape minority rights and regional dynamics.
Abdul Rehman, a terror suspect arrested for allegedly plotting an explosion in Ayodhya, was stabbed to death by inmate Arun Chaudhary in Neemka prison, Faridabad. Police are investigating the clash and the backgrounds of both prisoners.
A 42-year-old woman in Bengaluru died after a suspected chain snatching attack involving chemical spray and a locked toilet. Police are investigating injury marks and missing jewelry.
Punjab State Electricity Board Engineers Association raises alarms over PSPCL's revised multi-year tariff petition, calling a 2.75% power loss reduction target unrealistic and financially risky for the state's power sector.
Despite the 1976 Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, exploitative practices persist in modern India, from construction sites to rural traditions, challenging democratic ideals.
The White House has reiterated the rollback of a punitive 25% tariff, contingent on India's commitment to cease purchasing Russian oil, as detailed in a new historic trade agreement fact sheet.
The Odisha Human Rights Commission has ordered a multi-department inquiry into irregularities in the relocation of villages from Satkosia Tiger Reserve, citing violations of forest rights and procedural lapses affecting over 650 families.
Major updates from Bengaluru include a techie's death abroad, civic ward border changes, RCB fan support, and Tamannaah Bhatia's drug case. Stay informed with the latest civic, traffic, and political developments.
The Gujarat High Court acquitted Kamal Kishor Yadav, who was sentenced to life for poisoning friends, citing prosecution's failure to prove how he obtained aconite poison, unavailable in the state.
Delhi's Annual Action Plan 2026 reveals severe deficiencies in last-mile connectivity and bus fleet, hindering public transport expansion and air pollution reduction efforts in the capital.
Sunetra Pawar assumed her role as Maharashtra's deputy chief minister at Mantralaya, 13 days after her husband Ajit Pawar's death, with senior NCP leaders in attendance.
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju released footage alleging Congress MPs surrounded PM Modi's seat, forcing cancellation of his reply to President's Address. BJP and Congress trade accusations in escalating parliamentary standoff.
Karnataka DGP M A Saleem issues a circular mandating preliminary inquiries before registering FIRs for social media posts, citing Supreme Court guidelines to protect free speech.
The BJP-led Delhi government has withdrawn most cases filed by the previous AAP regime against the Centre and L-G, aiming to end political disputes and boost stalled projects.