The Supreme Court has slashed compensation for a faulty haircut from Rs 2 crore to Rs 25 lakh, ruling that damages cannot be based on whims. The court found the consumer panel erred in appraising documents.
A parliamentary discussion on comedian Vir Das' 'Two Indias' comment has ignited political reactions, with TMC's Abhishek Banerjee noting its ironic timing with Das' tour announcement.
Kerala's CPM-led LDF, historically secular, navigates complex political terrain with communal statements, strategic outreach, and anti-incumbency ahead of 2026 elections.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to inaugurate a new highway in Assam on February 14, followed by witnessing an Indian Air Force airshow featuring approximately 16 aircraft.
AAP MP Raghav Chadha proposes a 'Right to Recall' system in Rajya Sabha, allowing voters to remove underperforming elected representatives mid-term with safeguards to prevent misuse.
Comprehensive coverage of Thiruvananthapuram's latest developments including airport accessibility improvements, university campus tensions, infrastructure project controversies, and tragic incidents affecting the community.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep shock and offered condolences after a deadly school shooting in Canada claimed 10 lives and injured over 25 people at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School.
Uttar Pradesh presents a massive Rs 9.12 lakh crore budget for 2026-27, sparking comparisons with Pakistan's national budget and other major Indian states' outlays.
A 34-year-old CRPF soldier, Mahadev Dada Nazirkar, was killed in a hit-and-run accident on the Pune-Solapur Highway in Indapur. He was returning home on leave when struck by an unidentified vehicle while crossing the road.
A college student in Karnataka's Dakshina Kannada district has been arrested for allegedly stabbing a minor boy following a quarrel, with police investigating the motive and circumstances.
With the New START treaty expired and great power rivalry intensifying, the logic of Mutually Assured Destruction is making a dangerous comeback. Experts warn of a new nuclear arms race involving Russia, China, and the US.
The United States expresses concerns over China's growing influence in South Asia and plans to provide Bangladesh with American and allied defense systems as alternatives to Chinese hardware, ahead of the country's general election.
Bangladesh deploys record 958,000 security personnel with drones and body cameras for February 12 elections. Over 24,000 polling centers flagged as risk-prone in historic post-Hasina vote.
This article explores the societal expectations placed on public servants, questioning if they should be allowed leisure activities like dancing or visiting beauty parlours in their personal time, based on colonial-era norms and recent incidents.
Oshiwara Police in Mumbai arrested five Bangladeshi nationals, including four women and a seven-year-old girl, for living in India illegally. Authorities seized documents and phones showing contacts with other Bangladeshis.
BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi denounced Rahul Gandhi's comments as 'non-parliamentary,' while Union Minister Kiren Rijiju accused Congress of opposing India's progress and challenged Gandhi's allegations.
The Indian Air Force and Royal Thai Air Force are conducting a joint in-situ air exercise to improve operational coordination and interoperability, featuring advanced aircraft like Su-30MKI and Gripen jets.
The Delhi High Court has dismissed Vikas Yadav's plea for release on furlough in the Nitish Katara murder case. In 2016, the Supreme Court sentenced Yadav to 25 years without remission for the kidnapping and killing.
The Delhi High Court has scheduled the hearing for Kuldeep Sengar's appeal in the death case of the Unnao rape survivor's father on February 17, 2026. The court had previously granted interim bail to Jaideep Sengar in July 2024, with extensions granted pe
Delhi Police have arrested Kamruddin alias Baba, an occult practitioner, for allegedly killing three people with poison-laced laddoos. The accused promised victims 'dhanvarsha' (shower of wealth) before administering the lethal sweets.
Negotiations between the central government and Ladakh representatives have stalled again, with a draft proposal for autonomy not being discussed. This deadlock persists amid ongoing protests since Ladakh became a Union Territory without a legislature in
Bangladesh's young voters, part of Generation Z, are emphasizing employment opportunities, effective governance, and personal freedoms as key issues in the upcoming election. The outcome is crucial for restoring stability in the nation of 175 million peop
The central government told the Supreme Court that climate activist Sonam Wangchuk is 'hale and hearty' and suffering only from a minor infection, opposing his release on medical grounds. Wangchuk has been detained under NSA since September 2023.
A map posted by the US Trade Representative during the India-US trade deal announcement has been deleted after it showed Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and Aksai Chin as part of India, sparking diplomatic debate.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has defended the invitation extended to Bollywood actor Salman Khan for an event attended by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, stating there is nothing wrong with it.
Rahul Gandhi alleges PM Modi signed a one-sided US trade deal under pressure, surrendering tariffs, data control, and digital trade rules, harming Indian interests.
Indian Railways has revised emergency quota rules, introducing it in Vande Bharat Sleeper and Amrit Bharat-II trains with specific berth allocations and eligibility criteria.
China has deployed a Type 055 destroyer and surveillance ship to the Gulf of Oman, with analysts suggesting intelligence support to Iran as US THAAD missile defense appears in Jordan, escalating regional tensions.
Comprehensive coverage of Trichy's latest developments including civic updates, heritage recovery initiatives, food security measures, and shifts in student learning approaches.
The Orissa High Court dismissed an election petition challenging a win from Rourkela, stating a Facebook selfie with an EVM does not constitute corrupt practice without material facts.