EU Gateway Office Won't Fast-Track Indian Visas
The EU's new Legal Gateway Office in India will serve as an information hub but won't grant preferential visa treatment. Decisions remain with EU member-states under national laws.
The EU's new Legal Gateway Office in India will serve as an information hub but won't grant preferential visa treatment. Decisions remain with EU member-states under national laws.
Ranjeet Singh, the famous traffic policeman from Indore known for his moonwalking style, has been demoted from Acting Head Constable to Constable following a departmental inquiry into serious misconduct allegations.
Chandigarh's AAP government unveils extensive year-long events starting February 2026 to honor Guru Ravidas's 650th birth anniversary, featuring spiritual gatherings, cultural programs, and commemorative initiatives across Punjab.
Calcutta High Court rejects Bengal BJP's plea for Nabanna sit-in, ruling Article 19 rights have reasonable limits. Court cites Supreme Court precedents on protest restrictions.
A gas-filled balloon explosion near Jayanti Stadium in Durg district left a woman and her two children with critical burns. Police are investigating safety lapses.
Residents of Rupana village in Punjab's Muktsar district discovered two foetuses in a nullah. Police and health officials are investigating to identify the mother(s) and circumstances.
Prayagraj Municipal Corporation completes administrative reorganization, merging eight zones into four for streamlined governance and balanced urban development based on population criteria.
The Uttar Pradesh cabinet passed a condolence resolution expressing deep grief over the sudden demise of Maharashtra deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar, who died in a tragic air crash in Baramati.
Residents of Urban Estate in Jalandhar face a growing stray dog crisis, with over 40 attack cases reported since January 1. Authorities are urged to take immediate action to ensure public safety.
Civic activists in Bengaluru warn of clutter and safety risks as roadside hoardings make a comeback, with former corporator Padmanabha Reddy highlighting outdated necessity in digital age.
A Minnesota man was arrested at a Brooklyn detention center after allegedly impersonating an FBI agent while armed with a BBQ fork and pizza cutter, attempting to free a high-profile inmate.
An analysis of Uttarakhand's Freedom of Religion Act reveals all five cases that reached full trial ended in acquittals. Courts cited lack of evidence, consensual relationships, and procedural gaps.
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation announces AMTS electric buses will soon run on both banks of Sabarmati Riverfront, marking a first since 2012. Free rides for registered workers also introduced.
As the February 1 budget approaches, Indian agriculture needs focused interventions on price support, soil health, research funding, subsidy rationalization, and non-farm schemes to boost rural incomes.
US President Donald Trump signs executive order declaring national emergency to impose tariffs on goods from countries supplying oil to Cuba, escalating economic pressure.
Senior pilots analyzing CCTV footage reveal low visibility triggered events leading to the Learjet crash that killed Maharashtra deputy CM Ajit Pawar and four others. The aircraft showed an abrupt 90-degree roll before disappearing from view.
Former Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar Rao has been summoned by the SIT investigating the phone tapping case. He has been asked to appear for questioning on January 30.
Union Power Ministry directs all discoms to observe Smart Meter Pakhwada from Feb 9-23 with mandatory house-to-house demonstrations to address growing complaints about smart prepaid meters across India.
Gurgaon's Municipal Corporation forms ward committees across all city wards to enhance local development, citizen dialogue, and systematic problem-solving in civic infrastructure.
The Uttar Pradesh government has approved a comprehensive rehabilitation package for 136 families in Bharthapur village, Bahraich, following a fatal boat accident that claimed nine lives in October 2023.
A massive budget of nearly Rs 1,000 crore has been approved to provide proper sewerage networks to thousands of households in Gorakhpur and Varanasi under the AMRUT scheme's second phase.
An auto-rickshaw driver named Arun Kumar Tiwari was stabbed to death in Chandigarh's Daria area after an argument with three youths. Police are searching for the attackers.
The Karnataka High Court has officially lifted the ban on bike taxis, leading to faster bookings and reduced fares for commuters in Bengaluru. This decision overturns previous restrictions and clarifies legal status for ride-hailing services.
In a major crackdown, UP Police arrested Lokendra, a repeat drug offender, seized assets worth Rs 4 crore, and secured his detention under the PITNDPS Act to prevent further trafficking.
Union minister Pankaj Chaudhary condemns Congress and INDIA bloc for disrupting President Murmu's Parliament address, calling it an attack on democracy and demanding public apology.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has extended the interim stay on outsourcing recruitment of psychologists until March 11, amid concerns over vacant posts during drug and mental health crises.
Civil contractors in Bengaluru announce work stoppage from March 5 if Karnataka government fails to settle Rs 37,370 crore pending bills and address corruption allegations.
A tehri bhoj was organized by the UP Press Club and UP Working Journalist Union in Lucknow to honor the memory of journalist Sahdev Mali, attended by political leaders and media figures.
Jennifer O'Brien, known online as Jennifer Nieve, has been sentenced to 17 years in prison by Manchester Crown Court for multiple violent and sexual offenses against a woman, causing lasting psychological harm.
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth issues stern warning to Iran against pursuing nuclear capabilities, emphasizing President Trump's readiness to deploy military force amid Middle East tensions.