Gaur Attack on Farmer Triggers Massive Protest in Shirala
A 65-year-old farmer was critically injured in a Gaur attack in Shirala, sparking a massive protest where villagers locked down a forest department office demanding action.
A 65-year-old farmer was critically injured in a Gaur attack in Shirala, sparking a massive protest where villagers locked down a forest department office demanding action.
The Maharashtra state cabinet has approved a revised cost of Rs 3,994 crore for the Mihan project in Nagpur, with Rs 2,400 crore already spent. Key expenditures include land acquisition and compensation for oustees.
The Chhattisgarh High Court dismissed the second bail plea of former CGPSC chairman Taman Singh Sonwani in the 2021 recruitment scam, citing serious allegations of paper leaks affecting lakhs of aspirants.
Hundreds of villagers in Kondagaon district vandalized a maize processing plant, alleging waste discharge damaged crops. Police deployed after violence caused Rs 10-20 lakh damage, plant operations halted pending investigation.
A Sonbhadra court has sentenced a 33-year-old man to life imprisonment for raping and impregnating his 15-year-old daughter. The swift verdict came just 35 days after charges were framed.
Varanasi Municipal Corporation gears up for Mahashivratri, with Commissioner Himanshu Nagpal ordering pothole repairs, cleanliness, lighting, and water facilities on the Panchkoshi route to ensure smooth pilgrimage.
Varanasi Police Commissionerate introduces an organized, color-coded parking system in Kachehri, designating green strips for two-wheelers and yellow for four-wheelers, with free passes for advocates to reduce congestion.
Following the Bangladesh Nationalist Party's landmark election victory, a prominent economist advocates for a strategic reset in diplomatic and economic relations to foster regional stability and growth.
Ahead of the Sonepat municipal elections, a significant ticket rush has erupted as political parties scramble to finalize candidates, reflecting high stakes in Haryana's urban governance.
Haryana's Power Minister Anil Vij and Kaithal SP Shashank Kumar Sawan are in a dispute over a suspension order, highlighting tensions in state governance and law enforcement.
Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda claims the BJP government has significantly reduced pensions, affecting thousands of beneficiaries. He demands immediate restoration and transparency.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has quashed a chargesheet filed by the Haryana government against eight HCS officers in a land acquisition scam case, citing procedural lapses and lack of evidence.
Indian national Nikhil Gupta has pleaded guilty in a US court for his involvement in a conspiracy to assassinate Khalistani separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, marking a significant development in the high-profile case.
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte explains his 'Daddy' nickname for Donald Trump, attributing it to his 'insufficient command of English' and dismissing personal subtext, while acknowledging Trump's humor.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte addresses U.S. calls for greater European responsibility in collective defense, highlighting increased spending and unity amid Russian threats.
Rajya Sabha member Vikramjit Singh Sahney calls for increasing the Agriculture Infrastructure Fund limit to Rs 5 crore and releasing Punjab's pending Rural Development Fund to support rural infrastructure and curb post-harvest losses.
Kochi Metro Rail Ltd announces extended night services until 11 PM starting February 15, 2026, amid growing passenger demand. Residents also push for earlier morning operations to support railway commuters.
A 41-year-old tea vendor in Ahmedabad's Fatehwadi was shot and injured in an early morning attack. Police have registered an attempt to murder case against three persons, including main accused Arbaaz.
The Gujarat General Administration Department has promoted 33 Gujarat Administrative Service officers from senior to selection scale, with all officers continuing in their current posts.
BJP's Purnesh Modi and Congress MLA Shailesh Parmar have filed nominations for Gujarat Assembly deputy speaker post. The election is scheduled for February 16 during the budget session.
The upcoming election notification may delay Kochi Corporation's plan fund projects. Authorities are rushing to complete procedures before the budget presentation in late February.
Delhi's Asha Kiran shelter home for people with disabilities has reduced occupancy by 27% after judicial intervention, with new facilities easing overcrowding linked to past fatalities.
Karoline Leavitt faces online backlash after criticizing Bad Bunny's Grammy speech and Super Bowl performance, while social media users discovered she previously used his music in an Instagram video.
The Supreme Court has held that telecom companies cannot claim ownership over government-allocated spectrum, barring it from insolvency proceedings, a setback for banks seeking debt recovery.
Central police in Kochi have arrested two men for allegedly defrauding a woman of Rs 20 lakh through a fake lease agreement. The accused, involved in multiple cheating cases, duped her by showing a flat they did not own. Police are investigating further s
The Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court has expanded a suo motu PIL to examine infrastructure and facility gaps at the Regional Mental Hospital, following reports of acute medicine shortages and safety concerns.
Nagpur sees a 156% increase in gold chain snatching cases in 2025, with police linking the crime wave to rising mephedrone addiction among youth and soaring gold prices.
Nashik police have implemented extensive security measures, including traffic restrictions and 100 personnel deployment, for the annual feast at the Shrine of Infant Jesus, expecting lakhs of devotees this weekend.
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi is set to roll out an alternate-day waste collection system across all wards, enforcing strict segregation under new Solid Waste Management Rules from April 1.