Nepal's youth-led protest movement began with viral screenshots of politicians' children flaunting luxury lifestyles, highlighting privilege amid high unemployment. Six months later, the digital activism has faded as elections approach.
A school headmaster serving as a booth level officer in Howrah sought police protection after facing abuse and death threats from residents over 'pending' marks on voter lists, with local officials investigating the incident.
The Save University Campaign Committee has appealed to Kerala Governor Rajendra Arlekar to reject the state government's proposal to appoint political functionaries as members of the Kerala Public Service Commission, citing concerns over academic credenti
Ghaziabad police have identified Ghulfam as the second suspect in the stabbing of YouTuber Saleem Wastik. A reward of Rs 1 lakh is announced for his arrest, with investigations ongoing into the attack and related encounter.
Congress MP Chamala Kiran Kumar Reddy criticizes Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan's comments on Telangana demolitions as politically motivated ahead of elections. He also rebukes BRS leader KTR for allegations against Rahul Gandhi.
MCG commissioner Pradeep Dahiya has directed GMDA to fix potholes within 48 hours as part of a comprehensive air pollution control plan. The meeting also targeted illegal industries, traffic congestion, and waste management.
Nagpur police register culpable homicide case against 21 SBL Energy officials after a blast killed 19 workers. Safety violations, including improper explosive storage, cited as cause.
The Home Ministry has set up two additional empowered committees in West Bengal to fast-track citizenship applications under the CAA, bringing the total to four committees in the state.
The Supreme Court ruled that employers must personally pay penalties for delayed compensation under the Employees' Compensation Act, emphasizing liberal interpretation for worker welfare.
In Madhya Pradesh's Singrauli district, 110 MGNREGS workers had different names but identical faces in official records, leading to a Rs 1.72 lakh misappropriation probe. Officials attached, investigation ongoing.
Telangana will conduct house listing for the national census from May 11 to June 9, involving 89,000 employees. The second phase is set for February 2027.
In Nagpur, a Regional Forensic Science Laboratory team worked round-the-clock to identify all 19 victims of a devastating factory explosion through DNA profiling within just 23 hours, providing closure to grieving families.
AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi to discuss seat-sharing arrangements for upcoming elections, addressing conflicts over constituency preferences and alliance frameworks.
A tragic head-on collision between two motorcycles on the service road near Ansol Checkpost on NH-48 resulted in three fatalities and three injuries. The victims were returning home for Holi-Dhuleti celebrations.
A case of culpable homicide not amounting to murder has been registered against 21 officials of SBL Energy Ltd in Nagpur after a powerful blast killed 19 workers and injured 23. Police have arrested 11 senior personnel, with investigations revealing sever
The WBCS Executive Officers Association strongly objects to the Bengal CEO's social media post blaming EROs/AEROs for 'under adjudication' cases in electoral rolls, calling it demeaning and morale-damaging.
In Rajkot, a paint trader was extorted of Rs 30,000 by two men posing as police officers. A Division police arrested one accused with a history of similar crimes and recovered cash.
The Kollam vigilance court rejected the bail plea of former Travancore Devaswom Board member K P Sankaradas in two Sabarimala gold scam cases, citing insufficient medical grounds.
The Travancore Devaswom Board has decided to create a dedicated budget for the Sabarimala pilgrimage to enhance financial oversight, reduce expenditure, and improve sanitation and safety measures.
The Election Commission has finalized CAPF deployment for the second phase, with 30 companies assigned to Kolkata. North 24 Parganas leads with 58 companies, while other districts receive varying allocations.
Gujaratis in UAE, Kuwait, Qatar face travel disruptions and anxiety due to Iran-US-Israel conflict. Schools go online, flights canceled, and residents report aerial interceptions in Dubai.
A large number of DMK assembly election ticket aspirants, including ministers and MLAs, thronged the party headquarters in Chennai on Monday to submit applications, driven by the initial deadline and auspicious Masi Magam day.
Airlines have restarted limited flight operations from Dubai and Abu Dhabi to India, providing relief to stranded passengers amid ongoing Middle East tensions. Services are operating under strict safety protocols.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed serious concern about the West Asia situation during a joint press conference with Canada's PM, emphasizing India's commitment to work with regional countries to protect Indian nationals abroad.
A three-month-old female foetus was found in a sewer in Ludhiana, Punjab, prompting a police investigation into potential illegal abortion or abandonment under the PCPNDT Act.
In Ludhiana, the family of a deceased advocate continues their protest, demanding justice two months after his death. They allege police inaction and call for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Amritsar police will deploy special teams to ensure peaceful Holi celebrations, focusing on law and order, traffic management, and public safety across the city.
The Travancore Devaswom Board will file an affidavit in the Supreme Court to preserve Sabarimala temple traditions, opposing the 2018 ruling allowing women of all ages. Board president K Jayakumar announced the decision.
The Delhi High Court has reinstated disciplinary proceedings against IRS officer Sameer Wankhede, overturning a CAT order, in connection with the 2021 Cordelia cruise drug bust case involving Aryan Khan.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin criticizes the BJP-led central government for an eight-month delay in granting ASI permission to excavate eight archaeological sites, including Keeladi, warning it could stall vital research and waste funds.