Shots Fired at Panjab University, Student Leader Threatened
Two shots were fired at Panjab University campus during the Jhankaar festival, targeting a student leader from SOPU. Police are investigating amid heightened security concerns.
Two shots were fired at Panjab University campus during the Jhankaar festival, targeting a student leader from SOPU. Police are investigating amid heightened security concerns.
A parliamentary committee led by Shashi Tharoor has reiterated a demand for a 20% budget increase for India's MEA and recommended creating a formal foreign policy document to outline global priorities.
President Droupadi Murmu served the 5 billionth meal of Akshaya Patra Foundation, highlighting its role in combating child hunger and supporting education for a developed India.
The Centre announces the arrival of the second LPG carrier Nanda Devi at Kandla Port, urging citizens to use cooking gas rationally. Officials report easing panic bookings but maintain close supply monitoring amid the West Asia crisis.
Yamunanagar district administration has established eight teams to oversee gas agencies, ensuring sufficient LPG stock and promoting online bookings to prevent panic.
A Delhi court has granted 11-day police custody to six Ukrainians and a US citizen arrested for illegally entering Myanmar via India and aiding ethnic war groups, with allegations of weapon supply and drone operations.
The US government is set to receive about $10 billion as part of the TikTok deal, with historians calling it unusual for a government's role in brokering such a transaction.
Amid ongoing LPG shortages, the central government is pressing states to fast-track city gas distribution projects to enhance supply and infrastructure across India.
The Supreme Court has struck down a provision denying maternity leave to mothers of adoptive children over 3 months old, calling the distinction between adoptive and biological mothers irrational under the 2020 Code.
Rajya Sabha debate intensifies as Shivraj Singh Chouhan defends VB-GRAMG Bill, accusing Congress of 'name politics' while emphasizing rural development under Modi government.
The AIADMK-led NDA alliance has organized coordinated protests across Tamil Nadu, targeting the DMK government over alleged law and order failures. This marks a significant show of unity for the alliance, which has faced criticism for internal divisions.
The full episode of Aaj Ki Baat on March 17, 2026, delves into critical political developments, offering expert analysis on national and state-level issues shaping India's governance landscape.
In an exclusive interview, Karti Chidambaram analyzes Tamil Nadu's political landscape, stating M.K. Stalin is far ahead, Vijay's celebrity appeal won't suffice, and BJP lacks local acceptance.
The Congress party in Kerala has released its first list of 55 candidates for the 2026 Assembly elections, but indecision persists over several controversial seats, highlighting internal challenges.
An Indian-origin cab driver in Australia has filed a lawsuit against Queensland Police, alleging racial discrimination and misfeasance after being falsely accused in a 2023 incident. The driver claims officers made racist remarks and denied him proper leg
A tragic road accident in Salem district claimed two lives and left three injured when a car collided with a truck at Thethigiripatty. The victims were returning from a temple visit.
Actor Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) party is likely to contest the 2026 Tamil Nadu assembly elections independently, keeping the option of an NDA alliance on hold for now.
A Delhi court has granted bail to a man accused of circulating an alleged morphed video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on social media, with the court noting the seizure of electronic evidence in the case.
Telangana Assembly Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar strongly objected to BRS MLA KT Rama Rao's criticism of his ruling on disqualification petitions against defected MLAs, sparking a heated debate during the motion of thanks to the governor.
Joe Kent, Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigned citing Iran posed 'no imminent threat' and alleging Israeli pressure drove US into conflict.
A 28-year-old man was arrested in southeast Delhi for operating an illegal LPG cylinder supply. Police seized 62 cylinders and a mini truck, uncovering a trade violating essential commodity norms.
A Derabassi court sentenced AAP MLA Anmol Gagan Maan's husband and two partners to two years in prison for a Rs 3.5 crore cheque-bounce case. The legal battle lasted nearly seven years.
The Andhra Pradesh government will launch a free bus travel scheme for persons with disabilities on March 18, following the success of a similar initiative for women. The scheme aims to enhance mobility and social inclusion across the state.
Congress stalwart K Muraleedharan, 68, will contest from Vattiyoorkavu in a three-way battle against CPI(M)'s V K Prasanth and BJP's R Sreelekha in the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections.
The Supreme Court has urged the Indian government to legislate paternity leave, emphasizing that parenthood is not a solitary function and fathers should be more involved in child-rearing.
Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk has made his first public remarks following release from NSA detention, expressing optimism about renewed government engagement for the region's development.
Despite ongoing white-topping work on Bengaluru's busy JC Road, pedestrians report persistent encroachments by parked bikes, ramps, and shop extensions, with activists and experts calling for stricter enforcement and parking solutions.
A 58-year-old man, allegedly drunk, climbed a high-tension pole in Bhadohi, UP, perching between 11,000-volt wires, leading to a two-hour rescue operation by police and fire departments.
The Congress party has released its first list of 55 candidates for the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections, emphasizing winnability as the primary selection criterion. Key leaders like V D Satheesan and Ramesh Chennithala are fielded in crucial constituencies
The Congress has accused the BJP of attempting 'vote chori' and 'murdering democracy' in the Haryana Rajya Sabha elections, while promising strict action against its own MLAs who cross-voted. BJP's Sanjay Bhatia and Congress's Karamvir Singh Boudh won the