A retired civil engineer in Surat allegedly murdered his 54-year-old wife with a hammer after a domestic quarrel escalated. Police are searching for the accused, Dinesh Patel, who called his son to confess the crime.
The Indian Embassy in Tehran has issued fresh advisories urging Indian nationals to either leave Iran immediately or exercise extreme caution, remain indoors, and avoid unnecessary movements due to escalating regional military tensions.
Surat Municipal Corporation reduces charges for regularizing illegal drainage connections to Rs 500, encouraging voluntary disclosure to improve sanitation and reduce river pollution.
A 28-year-old woman in Wankaner, Morbi district, died after consuming acid. Her husband and in-laws have been booked for alleged dowry harassment and driving her to suicide.
A 29-year-old woman in Rajkot has filed a police complaint alleging persistent harassment, attempted molestation, and criminal intimidation by her father's former business partner over two years.
At least 40 workers were arrested following violent clashes at ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel's Hazira site. Police fired 10 rounds in air, used tear gas after mob attacked officers, torched vehicles. Situation now under control.
Three private bank executives in Gujarat arrested for allegedly facilitating mule accounts used to launder Rs 182.37 crore in cyberfrauds, exploiting targets and procedural loopholes.
Infopark police investigate an assault where an eight-year-old deaf-mute boy was injured by his mother's friend using a tablet in Thrikkakara. The child sustained a forehead wound, with the case reported to the Child Welfare Committee.
Bhadarva police arrested farmhouse owner Chagan Patel for allegedly opening fire on a group of men in Savli taluka, injuring Nimesh Baria. The incident stemmed from a dispute over questioning an employee about a missing person.
Dharmesh Patil was assaulted and stabbed by three men in Nizampura, Vadodara, over a year-old dispute. The accused fled after the attack, and Patil was hospitalized.
A devastating explosion at a fireworks factory in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, has reportedly killed at least 12 people and trapped workers inside. The incident occurred during large-scale firecracker production, sparking a massive fire.
Two men from Bhopal were arrested in Rajkot for stealing Rs 90,000 from five banks using a currency exchange trick, despite security guards and CCTV. Police recovered the cash and filed multiple complaints.
The National Highway Authority of India has sealed a centuries-old pedestrian pathway in Kochi, sparking outrage among locals who demand a foot overbridge or underpass.
In Udupi, Karnataka, authorities laid the foundation for a new Kambala track despite active prohibitory orders. The event proceeded with police permission, highlighting tensions over traditional buffalo racing.
The Nagpur Bench of Bombay High Court dismissed an atrocity case against IIMC Amravati's regional director, ruling that administrative discipline enforcement does not constitute a criminal offence under the SC/ST Act.
Congress warns of grave strategic consequences for India following PM Modi's Tel Aviv visit amid US-Israel assault on Iran, citing risks to ties with Iran, Palestine, and West Asia.
Mumbai confronts a shocking molestation case, serious tunnel safety concerns, and a major SRA investigation. This comprehensive report details the city's latest civic, traffic, and administrative challenges.
A Delhi court has granted bail to the Youth Congress chief in an AI summit protest case, emphasizing that liberty cannot be denied on conjectures. However, the court ordered verification of documents, keeping him in judicial custody until Sunday morning.
Flights between India, the UK, Europe, the Middle East, and North America face severe disruptions as airspace closures in Iran and Iraq force diversions. Airlines like Air India and IndiGo suspend services and reroute flights for safety.
Comprehensive coverage of Delhi's major developments including the excise policy fallout, significant legal victories, and notable civic incidents. Stay informed with the latest from the capital.
Pakistan confronts a dangerous strategic squeeze as US-Israel strikes on Iran coincide with military escalation with Afghanistan, threatening regional stability and economic security.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari announces a new point-based mechanism for driving licenses to penalize unsafe driving. The system aims to reduce India's high road accident fatalities by suspending or canceling licenses of repeat offenders.
Flights between India, UK, Europe, Middle East, and North America face severe disruptions due to airspace closures after US and Israel launched strikes on Iran. Airlines like Air India and IndiGo reroute services, with many cancellations and diversions re
A devastating explosion at a firecracker factory in Kakinada district, Andhra Pradesh, has left at least 18 dead and 35 workers affected. Rescue operations are ongoing as body parts are scattered across fields.
A 38-year-old man has been arrested for defacing Winston Churchill's statue in Westminster with pro-Palestine graffiti. Police are investigating his alleged links to the activist group Palestine Action.
The Election Commission of India reports Tamil Nadu has 1.18 crore young voters aged 18-19, following a review for the upcoming Assembly elections on February 26-27, 2026.
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh condemns PM Modi's Israel visit as US and Israel launch joint military strike on Iran, calling it 'shameful' and 'moral cowardice'.
Rajasthan government announces renaming of Mount Abu to Abu Raj, Kaman to Kamvan, and Jahazpur to Yagyapur, aiming to highlight indigenous identity and boost cultural tourism.
A man sustained head injuries requiring stitches after an iron rod rebounded off a barricade at the Worli-Sewri elevated corridor construction site near KEM Hospital. Authorities are reviewing safety protocols.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticizes PM Modi for signing the Indo-US interim trade deal after a four-month stall, alleging it harms farmers and small industries by opening agriculture to US goods.