Karnataka has notified the central government that the Mekedatu reservoir project will submerge 5,173 hectares of land, with construction planned 2 km downstream from the Cauvery-Arkavathi confluence.
West Bengal's final electoral roll publication faces delays beyond February 28 due to Supreme Court extensions and logistical challenges with micro observer deployment, according to state CEO officials.
The Gujarat High Court has criticized Customs officials for the 'suspicious and dubious' disposal of 200 grams of gold seized from a passenger, warning of potential criminal or disciplinary proceedings.
In a tragic incident in Delhi, a biker's death has led to non-bailable warrants against two contractors, with another's custody extended. The case highlights road safety and legal accountability in the capital.
Campaigning for the Telangana urban local body elections concluded on Tuesday, with major parties like BRS, Congress, and BJP making final appeals to voters ahead of the polling on February 8.
Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fishback reported an arson attack at his Madison home. His campaign condemned the act while he vowed to continue campaigning. Fishback is known for his strong opposition to the H-1B visa program.
The Kerala High Court criticized Kochi Corporation for failing to execute an RDO's order to remove dangerous trees threatening a 92-year-old man's property in Palluruthy. The court directed immediate action within a month.
Southern Army Commander Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth conducted a comprehensive operational review of Gujarat's Creek and Kutch sectors, oversaw a multi-agency exercise, and inaugurated a major eye camp benefiting thousands.
The National Human Rights Commission has called for an urgent report from the Delhi government and police chief regarding 807 missing persons reported in the first two weeks of January, citing potential serious human rights violations.
A tense congressional exchange goes viral as Rep. Chip Roy questions a Minnesota official on whether ICE should remove dangerous actors, exposing deep immigration enforcement divides.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma declares readiness to face jail over a complaint by AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi, while denying knowledge of any controversial video.
BJP president Nitin Nabin calls on party workers to adopt a 'nation first, self last' approach, emphasizing Bihar's heightened political focus following his leadership elevation.
A sessions court in Thane acquitted four men accused in a 2010 murder case, citing serious lapses in the investigation and the prosecution's failure to prove charges beyond reasonable doubt.
Vadodara witnesses major civic and administrative developments with a ₹7,672 crore budget approval, JVP studying the Amul cooperative model, and a driver arrested after seven years on the run.
A tragic shooting at a law college in Tarn Taran, Punjab, left one student dead and another critically injured after a classroom attack. Police are investigating the motive behind the incident.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in the second episode of Pariksha Pe Charcha, emphasized that true leadership involves communicating with and understanding people, not just contesting elections or making speeches.
In Kanpur, the son of a tobacco baron, involved in a Lamborghini crash, will undergo a medical examination. Authorities have not made any arrests yet as investigations continue into the high-profile incident.
Lok Sabha MP Gaurav Gogoi responds to Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma's allegations, questioning why the SIT did not interrogate him and the purpose of Sarma's Bangladesh visit ahead of Assembly elections.
Union Minister Piyush Goyal humorously linked the US cricket team's 18% defeat to India with trade tariffs, suggesting zero reciprocal tariffs could have changed the outcome, while praising bilateral ties.
The BJP has won a lion's share of seats in Maharashtra's zilla parishad and gram panchayat elections, while the NCP secured a notable victory in Pune, with tributes paid to Ajit Pawar.
A tragic shooting at Mai Bhago Law College in Punjab's Tarn Taran district left a female student dead and the male shooter critically injured after he turned the gun on himself. Police are investigating a possible friendship angle.
US Embassy in London is rejecting visas for minor past offenses, including 1970s warnings. Lawyers report turning away clients, while H-1B visa delays in India add to global visa policy chaos.
Exploring the Watergate scandal beyond the surface, revealing how Nixon's downfall exposed deeper institutional secrets, bureaucratic cover-ups, and the complex geopolitics of the 1971 India-Pakistan war.
The official 8th Pay Commission website is now live, inviting suggestions from government employees, pensioners, and stakeholders. The Commission has 18 months to submit recommendations on salary and pension revisions.
The Opposition INDIA bloc faces internal divisions as Congress considers a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. While SP supports the move, TMC remains non-committal, highlighting coordination challenges amid parliamentary deadlock.
A theatrical production about Nathuram Godse in Gujarat has been canceled after protests by the Gujarat Congress and NSUI, who alleged the play glorified the figure.
The full episode of Aaj Ki Baat on February 9, 2026, featured in-depth discussions on national politics, government policies, and current affairs, providing expert insights and analysis for viewers.
Providence releases video and audio from the Brown University shooting that killed two students, highlighting the city's transparency efforts amid trauma concerns for victims and families.
The Supreme Court's hearing on Special Intensive Revision petitions has ignited a fierce political battle between BJP and TMC, with accusations of misinformation and procedural safeguards.
The Kerala High Court has acquitted nine NDF workers previously sentenced to life imprisonment for the 2008 murder of CPM branch secretary Dileepan, citing serious lapses and a faulty police investigation.