The Enforcement Directorate reveals Mohammed Suhail's elaborate scheme using forged birth and death certificates to illegally transfer Anjuna land, with property undervalued and cash transactions for personal gain.
Sarita Yolmo, 55, makes history as the first woman senior commercial-cum-ticket collector on the UNESCO World Heritage Darjeeling Himalayan Railway after 145 years, describing the role as a proud and unforgettable moment.
Shiromani Akali Dal announces a mass contact program with 40 rallies across Punjab, addressing agrarian crisis, federalism, and Sikh issues ahead of the 2027 elections.
The Jammu & Kashmir government has refuted allegations of irregularities in the procurement of 133 luxury vehicles for FY 24-25, stating purchases were made as per norms, with some relaxations for operational needs.
South Goa MP Capt Viriato Fernandes alleges state government consented to shut Dabolim airport, threatening 5 lakh jobs. Opposition leaders demand clarification and warn of statewide agitation.
Internal discord within the Congress party surfaced in Pithoragarh when local MLA Mayukh Mahar and former district president Mahendra Lunthi were absent during senior leader Harish Rawat's arrival, highlighting ongoing factional tensions.
The Jammu and Kashmir government has informed the assembly it has no plans to establish a state women's commission, citing the existing National Commission for Women's special cell for the region.
Former Punjab minister Pargat Singh accuses BJP of misusing central agencies against opposition leaders, warning Punjabi politicians about joining parties like BJP or AAP.
Awami League leaders exiled in Kolkata expressed relief as election trends showed Jamaat-e-Islami lagging, while claiming actual voter turnout was only 22% in Bangladesh's managed election.
In Kolkata's 'Mini Bangladesh' neighborhood, Bangladeshi tourists and residents anxiously followed their homeland's general elections via live streams and phone updates, with business impacted by political turmoil.
The Calcutta High Court ruled that the West Bengal government has the final authority on the premature release of Amjad, convicted in the 2003 double murder case, and must decide within one month.
The decomposed body of a 65-year-old retired man was discovered in his Salt Lake residence after neighbors reported his absence and a foul smell. Police suspect a fatal slip in the bathroom.
A computer training centre in Kolkata's Chitpore was burglarized by relatives and associates, stealing equipment worth Rs 15 lakh and threatening the owner's wife, disrupting a government training program.
The Bidhannagar traffic police has initiated a trial-run on the newly-constructed Bailey bridge connecting Salt Lake with VIP Road near Dakshindari. The trial will last several days to identify and resolve minor issues before formal opening.
Punjab Roadways and Punbus contractual employees have called off their strike following government assurances to release arrested colleagues and reinstate barred workers.
Calcutta High Court refuses to quash stalking case, ruling that FIRs can only be dismissed in 'rarest of rare cases' under Section 482 CrPC or Article 226, not arbitrarily.
Haryana Minister Narbir Singh announces plans to set up an Integrated Manufacturing Township and a military canteen in Gurugram, aiming to boost industrial growth and support defense personnel.
The Haryana government has announced a significant increase in monthly pension amounts for widows, disabled individuals, and elderly citizens under various social security schemes.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has upheld the dismissal of a police officer for negligence in the 2007 Manoj-Babli honor killing case, a landmark ruling after 18 years of legal proceedings.
The Panchkula City Magistrate held a Samadhan camp to resolve public grievances, addressing issues from property disputes to civic amenities, with officials from multiple departments present.
The Indian government has refused to grant Sixth Schedule status or statehood to Ladakh, offering instead a territorial council model. Ladakh's political groups have rejected this proposal, calling it a farce.
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers has sent a letter urging the State and Commerce Departments to strengthen export controls on advanced semiconductor manufacturing equipment to China, citing national security risks.
Early results from Bangladesh's general elections show the BNP leading in over 175 seats, with Jamaat candidates ahead in 30, indicating a potential shift in political power.
Dehradun gym owner Deepak Kumar, who faced threats and membership drop after defending a Muslim shopkeeper, receives support from Supreme Court lawyers and nationwide well-wishers.
The Karnataka Milk Federation presidential election is scheduled for March 6, ending a 20-month leadership vacuum. The contest has intensified political rivalry between CM Siddaramaiah and DCM DK Shivakumar's camps.
A 17-year-old boy was murdered and two others injured in separate stabbing incidents in Delhi this week. Police have arrested seven suspects in connection with one case, recovering weapons and investigating CCTV footage.
Punjab Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema alleges the BJP-led Centre is conspiring to destroy Punjab's farmers by allowing cheap US agricultural imports through a trade deal, warning it will devastate the entire farming community.
Goregaon police file case against three brothers for allegedly assaulting a 35-year-old businessman who wanted to marry their sister. The incident followed a family dispute that canceled their wedding plans.
Residents in Bageshwar's Kanalgarh valley face ongoing hardship with incomplete infrastructure repairs after devastating 2025 landslides, fearing renewed isolation as monsoon approaches.
Lanka Dinakar, chairman of Andhra Pradesh's 20-Point Programme, highlights insights from Uttarakhand visit, emphasizing structured monitoring for welfare schemes and alignment with Viksit Bharat vision.