The U.S. Justice Department has released a new batch of Jeffrey Epstein files, totaling 3 million pages. Documents name prominent figures like Donald Trump and Bill Clinton but do not link them to wrongdoing.
Haryana minister Anil Vij suspended two officials and ordered a criminal case regarding illegal tree felling in Sirsa. He also announced electric buses and digital upgrades for Haryana Roadways.
A midday meal scheme employee was injured when a digital banner for an AIADMK public meeting collapsed on her in MGR Nagar, Chennai. She was hospitalized with stable condition.
Ahmedabad's western expansion drives water demand surge. State approves 467 MLD raw water from Narmada canal, with Jaspur plant upgrade to add 200 MLD capacity for residential and commercial growth.
The traffic signalling system at Vyttila, one of Kerala's busiest junctions, has been non-functional for five days, forcing police to manually regulate heavy vehicle influx from five major roads, significantly increasing accident risks.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann distributed post-matric scholarships to over 2.7 lakh Scheduled Caste students in Jalandhar, highlighting a Rs 271-crore initiative under Mission Rangla Punjab.
The body of 21-year-old Minukumari, a victim of the Adyar triple murder, was recovered from Perungudi dumpyard after a massive search. Police have arrested three suspects in connection with the brutal killings of the Bihari migrant family.
Greater Chennai Corporation mandates licences and microchipping for cows and buffaloes by March 18 to regulate urban rearing and reduce stray animals on roads, addressing traffic and health concerns.
Newly released Epstein documents contain unverified FBI complaints alleging misconduct by Donald Trump and others, though DOJ stresses no evidence of criminal conduct was found.
The Haryana government has transferred four senior IAS officers, including the Panchkula Deputy Commissioner, in a recent administrative reshuffle affecting key districts and departments.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of disrespecting Northeast India by not wearing the traditional Assamese Gamosa during his Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra.
Sunetra Pawar, wife of NCP leader Ajit Pawar, is expected to be appointed as Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, marking a significant political development in the state.
India's Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has invited bids from domestic partners to co-develop a next-generation aero engine, marking a significant push for self-reliance in defence technology.
The Congress party has strongly objected to the Economic Survey's suggestion to review the Right to Information Act, arguing it undermines transparency and accountability in governance.
The Supreme Court of India has directed the inclusion of menstrual education for boys in school curricula to combat stigma and promote gender equality.
Allahabad High Court criticizes UP Police for frequent knee-shooting of suspects in encounters, citing pursuit of social media fame. Court issues mandatory guidelines, warns of contempt for non-compliance.
Andhra Pradesh CM Nara Chandrababu Naidu inaugurated the Swarna Navadisha Kendram in Kuppam, featuring a co-working space and multi-skill development centre to boost rural employment and innovation.
Haryana Human Rights Commission investigates severe corporal punishment of Class VII student in Karnal school, citing violations of child protection laws and ordering comprehensive inquiry.
Kerala State Human Rights Commission directs three KSRTC Kottarakkara depot officials to appear personally in March to explain delays in issuing concession tickets to school students, following a senior citizen's complaint.
Madras High Court directs Tamil Nadu authorities to file report on illegal quarrying operations in Kallikudi taluk, Madurai district, following PIL alleging environmental and agricultural damage.
Elathur Police in Kozhikode conducted evidence collection at five locations related to the murder of a 26-year-old woman. The accused, Vaishakan, allegedly faked a suicide pact to commit the crime.
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini engaged with young people from Punjab, emphasizing transparent recruitment, skill development, and anti-drug initiatives as part of BJP's outreach.
CM N Chandrababu Naidu asserts Amaravati will be Andhra Pradesh's economic powerhouse and India's Quantum Valley, aiming to surpass Hyderabad in development.
Madras High Court criticized Tamil Nadu police for appointing inquiry officer over a year after suo motu cognizance in Anna Nagar child sexual assault case, ordering disciplinary action against officers violating POCSO Act provisions.
Chennai police arrest a fourth person in the sexual assault case of a woman at Government Arts and Science College canteen. The accused include canteen owner, cook, and employees.
CJ Roy, chairman of Confident Group, was found dead with gunshot wounds at his Bengaluru office during an income tax search operation. Police suspect suicide as family awaits arrival from Dubai.
Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court reprimands forest department, orders immediate permanent closure of illegal bird and animal market in Lakadganj for wildlife law violations.
Delhi's Vikas Marg and Rajghat roads faced severe gridlock during Martyr's Day, with commuters stuck for hours due to late traffic advisories and poor diversion information from Delhi Traffic Police.
Residents of Thiruvanmiyur's South Avenue in Chennai endure persistent honking from buses and vehicles, with noise levels exceeding permissible limits, despite no-honking signs and repeated complaints.
Greater Chennai Corporation reveals top 100 property tax defaulters including Saravana Stores, Ceedeeyes, Walfs Infra with ₹33.68 crore unpaid dues. Major commercial corridors affected as GCC plans strict action.