Comprehensive coverage of Delhi's major developments including political clashes in Parliament, Mamata Banerjee's symbolic protest, severe fog and poor AQI conditions, and initiatives for migrant children's education.
The Calcutta High Court criticized the Andaman administration for lacking humanity in transferring an employee with one kidney, emphasizing extraordinary medical circumstances require compassionate treatment.
The Karnataka High Court reduced a wife's maintenance from Rs 4,000 to Rs 2,500 monthly, noting the husband's Rs 10,000 salary must cover his daughter's MCA fees and parents' care, with the wife failing to prove other income sources.
Gurgaon is set to get three new 'model roads' by March 31, with the GMDA allocating Rs 50 crore for upgrades on MG Road, Hamilton Court Road, and Vyapar Kendra Road to enhance traffic discipline and pedestrian safety.
Punjab and Haryana High Court scrutinizes Mohali rotary project, questioning tree cutting necessity and compensatory afforestation plan flaws. GMADA cites traffic safety.
Thiruvananthapuram witnesses key developments as Kerala CM prepares to meet Pope Leo XIV, state secures higher railway funds, and notable figure Roy passes away. Stay updated on civic, political, and administrative news.
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has admitted in Parliament that terrorism is funded by corruption and smuggling, confirming India's long-standing claims about internal rot in Pakistan's terror infrastructure.
Urdu newspapers critique Assam CM Himanta Sarma's anti-Miya comments, NCP's leadership dilemma after Ajit Pawar's death, and Union Budget 2026-27's impact on common people and markets.
Surat police have uncovered a newborn trafficking operation, arresting five individuals including the baby's mother from Maharashtra. The 10-day-old girl was allegedly offered for sale for Rs 2-2.5 lakh.
A knife attack in Kasaragod, Kerala, has resulted in another fatality, bringing the death toll to two. Police are investigating the incident that occurred in the coastal district.
President José Ramos-Horta of Timor-Leste commends India's transformative journey, highlighting its role as an inspiration for its people and the world in building a better future.
Russia has not received any official communication from India regarding the cessation of oil purchases, according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. This statement comes amid ongoing global discussions about energy trade and sanctions.
Eight opposition MPs, including Raja Warring, have been suspended from the Lok Sabha for unruly behaviour, sparking a political row over parliamentary decorum and democratic dissent.
Senior US and Iranian officials will meet in Istanbul on February 6 for crucial nuclear talks, arranged by regional intermediaries, as diplomatic efforts intensify to prevent military conflict following recent threats.
The Telangana High Court has declined relief to a Karachi-born Hyderabad resident, directing authorities to process his Long Term Visa application under new 2025 guidelines requiring Pakistani nationals to reapply.
The Aheri sessions court in Gadchiroli, built to bring justice closer to adivasi communities, faced two prolonged vacancies leaving trials stalled and forcing undertrials to travel long distances until Supreme Court intervention.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasizes that trust, transformation, and timely delivery under the rule of law have become the state's core identity, driving governance and development.
TDP MP Krishna Prasad Tenneti, presiding over Lok Sabha, objected to being called 'yaar' by opposition MPs, leading to paper-throwing and suspension of 8 MPs including 7 from Congress.
A fierce gunfight broke out in Jammu & Kashmir's Udhampur district during a joint search operation by police and Army forces in the dense Jaffer forest area of Ramnagar.
A night out in Delhi turned fatal as a man succumbed to injuries after being brutally beaten with a helmet. The incident occurred in the city's Shahdara area, sparking police investigation.
The Karnataka Regional Imbalances Redressal Committee report reveals backward taluks increased to 177, with North Karnataka driving the problem, highlighting urgent development needs.
At TOI Budget Dialogues 2026, defence experts examined Budget 2026's implications for national security, discussing capital expenditure, procurement reforms, and future warfare technologies.
The Delhi Cabinet has approved a new scheme to provide free LPG cylinders to eligible households during the Holi and Diwali festivals, aiming to ease financial burdens and promote clean cooking fuel usage.
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar has been appointed as the guardian minister for Pune and Beed districts, replacing Ajit Pawar in these key roles.
The Kerala 'Kumbh Mela' event concludes with notable political undercurrents. Inspired by its success, organizers announce plans for a 'Maha Kumbh Mela' in 2028, modeled after the Prayag Maha Kumbh Mela.
The Union Budget 2026-27 shows telecom receipts up 71% to ₹1.4 trillion, but significant portions involve non-cash transactions with state-owned BSNL through equity shares rather than actual revenue.
Major updates from Jaipur include UK tourists served leave India notices, severe Ajmer highway congestion, Metro Phase 2 development plans, and key civic alerts.
In a recent episode of Aaj Ki Baat, Rajat Sharma highlighted how Prime Minister Narendra Modi's patient diplomacy and strategic approach resulted in significant tariff reductions for India, boosting economic prospects.
Comprehensive coverage of Patna's key developments including railway budget allocations for Bihar, Anant Singh's swearing-in ceremony, and highlights from the Economic Survey report.
The Supreme Court expressed shock as only seven witnesses were examined in seven years in a J&K murder case, granting bail to the accused and seeking details on all pending trials where accused have been in custody for over five years.