India has formally nominated the unique living root bridges of Meghalaya for UNESCO World Heritage status, aiming for inclusion in the 2026-27 list. These bio-engineered structures, crafted by the Khasi and Jaintia tribes, showcase sustainable indigenous
CJ Roy, a man from Bengaluru, died by suicide recently. This article explores his identity, the circumstances leading to his tragic death, and the details emerging from the investigation.
In a major crackdown, the NCB has uncovered a narcotics lab spanning Surat to Mysuru, seizing large quantities of Mephedrone, opium, cash, and chemicals in a real-life 'Breaking Bad' scenario.
Agartala Municipal Corporation announces comprehensive plan to relocate 1,200 stray dogs to specialized shelters following Supreme Court guidelines, focusing on animal welfare and public safety.
Nagpur witnesses a kidnapping attempt in the mayoral election, Metro Phase-2 makes significant progress, and IAF combats Arunachal Pradesh wildfires. Stay updated on civic, traffic, and political developments.
Explore how sudden tragic accidents, from plane crashes to road mishaps, have unexpectedly removed towering leaders, created power vacuums, and reshaped India's political landscape at state and national levels.
A 22-year-old man in Bhojpur's Koilwar allegedly killed his uncle with a spade handle after being called 'lame'. Police arrested the accused, a former truck driver disabled in an accident, within 24 hours.
Congress activists criticize the Economic Survey's proposal to dilute the RTI Act, arguing there is no evidence it restricts officers and warning it endangers transparency.
Kerala Governor Rajendra Arlekar stated that India now responds to terror attacks with BrahMos missiles instead of candlelight vigils, marking a shift in national self-awareness and defense posture.
Major news updates include a tragic fire in Kolkata, a landmark ruling advancing women's health rights, and a significant crash in gold and silver prices affecting markets.
From Maharashtra's political uncertainty after Ajit Pawar's death to Supreme Court's menstrual hygiene ruling and precious metals crash - key developments shaping India today.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced ex-gratia assistance from PMNRF for victims of the devastating Kolkata warehouse fire that killed 11, with 23 still missing. West Bengal government also announced compensation as rescue operations continue.
The Kerala High Court granted anticipatory bail to five men accused of caste-based abuse during local body polls, noting allegations appeared 'prima facie doubtful' and rooted in political rivalry.
The United States embassy in Dhaka has issued a security alert for American citizens in Bangladesh ahead of the parliamentary elections on February 12, warning of potential political violence and extremist attacks.
Murshidabad reports highest logical discrepancies in West Bengal's electoral rolls at 16.7 lakh cases, with border districts showing high numbers and political tensions rising.
Major news updates include a tragic fire in Kolkata, a landmark Supreme Court ruling on women's health rights, and a significant crash in gold and silver prices affecting markets nationwide.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has termed the devastating warehouse fire in West Bengal's Anandapur as 'very tragic and saddening' and announced ex-gratia compensation for the victims' families.
The National Commission for Women has taken suo motu cognisance of the brutal murder of an HR manager in Agra, directing UP DGP for a time-bound investigation. Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar strongly condemned the heinous crime in a letter to state police ch
The passing of Ajit Pawar is expected to hasten the reunification process between the two factions of the Nationalist Congress Party, potentially reshaping Maharashtra's political landscape.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized Rahul Gandhi for allegedly disrespecting Assam's culture by not wearing the traditional gamucha at a presidential event, contrasting it with BJP's promotion of regional heritage.
Key developments from Noida today include a poisoning tragedy, arrest in dog trainer assault case, FIR against boss in woman's death, civic updates, traffic alerts, and administrative news.
Coimbatore police have intensified security measures for the Thaipoosam festival at Marudhamalai Subramaniaswamy Temple on February 1, expecting a large turnout with new crowd management systems in place.
NCP leader hints at Sunetra Pawar becoming Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister following Ajit Pawar's death in a Baramati plane crash, sparking political succession talks.
Sunny Nana Waghchoure, a Pimpri-based businessman and film financer, receives extortion calls demanding Rs 5 crore from a caller claiming to be Shubham Lonkar of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court granted anticipatory bail to a wife accused of abetting her husband's suicide, stating that mere matrimonial discord without proximate instigation does not constitute abetment under criminal law.
Narcotics Control Bureau dismantles inter-state drug trafficking network, seizes narcotics worth Rs 10 crore and uncovers hidden manufacturing facility in Karnataka. Four arrested in major crackdown.
A Minnesota man faces federal charges after allegedly impersonating an FBI agent in a Hollywood-style jailbreak attempt at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center, triggering a major security response.
Two Indian jewelry stores in Texas raided in connection with a sophisticated gold scam targeting senior citizens, resulting in arrests and seizure of millions in cash and gold.
Rashtriya Lok Morcha has appointed its Bihar state chief and working presidents. Party leader Kushwaha announced plans for a special membership drive across all organizational levels.
The Gandhi Bhavans, announced in the 2016 Karnataka budget, have been officially handed over to district administrations after years of delay, marking a significant step in promoting Gandhian values across the state.