A 40-year-old farmer in Rajkot district was arrested after police found cannabis plants worth over Rs 37 lakh on his agricultural land in Vinchhiya taluka, following a tip-off and subsequent search operation.
Devbhumi Dwarka LCB arrests two men for allegedly drugging elderly pilgrims at Dwarkadhish Temple and stealing valuables worth Rs 3.14 lakh. Police reveal modus operandi and previous criminal records.
A high-speed car crash in Rajkot's Jetpur taluka killed two youths, including the driver who posted an Instagram story showing 118 kmph speed moments before the accident. Police investigation reveals the driver was a history-sheeter recently released from
Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar stated that central and state governments retain the authority to implement policy decisions before the Model Code of Conduct is enforced, referencing West Bengal's recent announcements on DA arrears and honorariu
The Election Commission announces a 20-day voting period for five assemblies, with fewer phases but delayed counting, sparking opposition allegations over West Bengal.
Haryana recorded 2,044 POCSO cases in 2023, leading northern states. India saw a 9.2% rise in child crime cases, with 1,77,335 registered nationwide, highlighting urgent justice needs.
Analysis reveals five critical yet overlooked factors influencing electoral outcomes in four Indian states, including demographic shifts and local governance issues.
The DGCA has temporarily allowed Air India wide-body pilots to fly up to 11.5 hours due to longer routes from India to Europe, UK, and North America, caused by Middle East airspace restrictions from the Iran-Israel conflict. Pilots express fatigue concern
The proposal to name Navi Mumbai International Airport after farmers' leader D B Patil will soon go to the Union Cabinet, as confirmed by MP Suresh Mhatre, with support from central and state governments.
A special intensive revision of the electoral roll has removed around 63 lakh voters in West Bengal, many labeled as 'dead' or 'deleted', preventing them from voting in upcoming elections despite having cast ballots for decades.
Kolkata's voter rolls have been dramatically reduced by up to 35% in some constituencies, with migrants, women, and minorities disproportionately affected, raising alarms about democratic inclusivity ahead of elections.
About 60 lakh electors in West Bengal face uncertainty as judicial scrutiny delays their voting rights, with high-profile names like Richa Ghosh and Mehtab Hossain affected. The EC plans supplementary lists amid pending cases and tribunal setups.
Young women voters in India are increasingly shaping electoral outcomes with their rising participation and distinct priorities, influencing political strategies and policies nationwide.
The Election Commission defends its decision for two-phase West Bengal Assembly elections in 2026, promising strict action against violence and monitoring misinformation.
An analysis of how state governments implement central schemes, highlighting political, administrative, and financial hurdles that affect delivery and outcomes.
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai inaugurated a 100-seater hostel for tribal students and highlighted cultural diversity at the Adi Parab festival, expressing confidence in Bastar's progress against Naxalism.
Chhattisgarh government officers and employees, under the CKAF banner, will hold demonstrations at district and block headquarters on March 18 during lunch breaks to demand DA arrears, pay structure reforms, and other long-pending issues.
West Bengal Police's Special Task Force has arrested a Bangladeshi national, Philip Sangma, for allegedly aiding suspects in the murder of activist Sharif Osman Hadi to illegally cross into India after the December 12 killing in Dhaka.
Security personnel at Swami Vivekananda Airport in Raipur apprehended a man attempting to board a flight using a counterfeit Aadhaar card. The accused, Kuldeep Singhal, was trying to travel to Indore on a ticket issued under another person's name.
The Chhattisgarh High Court has ordered the Durg District Education Officer to resolve 118 pending Right to Education complaints within two weeks, addressing delays affecting poor students' admissions. The court also reviewed misconduct at a school and ad
The Assam Assembly Elections in 2026 are shaping up as a significant contest between the BJP and Congress-led alliances, focusing on identity politics and development agendas, reminiscent of the 2021 polls.
Pro-Iran demonstrators gathered in central London for the annual Al-Quds Day rally, with police making three arrests amid anti-Israel chants and a heavy security presence. The march was banned, allowing only a static protest.
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk's release signals a tactical pause, but the Ladakh agitation led by Leh Apex Body and Kargil Democratic Alliance remains active, with ongoing demands for political rights and environmental protection.
The Pinarayi Vijayan-led Kerala government has approved a significant expansion of its farmer pension scheme, bringing 10,115 marginal farmers under the Rs. 2,000 monthly benefit ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections.
The Pinarayi Vijayan-led Kerala Cabinet has approved a significant expansion of the farmer pension scheme, bringing over 10,000 marginal farmers under its coverage as part of a series of pre-election sops.
A division bench of the Karnataka High Court has reinstated a regulation allowing KPTCL to entrust disciplinary inquiries to Lokayukta, overturning a single-bench decision that cited bias concerns.
In Barnala, two bike-borne men stole an LPG cylinder from a tea stall, captured on CCTV, as the region faces acute shortages leading to tragic incidents like a man's death while waiting in line.
Himachal Pradesh Chief Secretary Sanjay Gupta has informed the National Green Tribunal that action was initiated against officials for mismanaging garbage disposal in Kasol, a top tourist destination. Penalties and inquiries are underway.
Analysis of the 2026 Rajya Sabha elections shows the NDA poised to gain seats, while the India bloc faces potential losses, impacting national politics.
Shiromani Akali Dal (Punar Surjit) has formally requested the Akal Takht-appointed committee to submit complete membership enrolment records by March 25, citing coordination hurdles at party headquarters.