India
As Pollution Debate Takes Centre Stage, Here's a Look at COPD That's Killing Millions of Indians Annually
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or COPD, a severe and progressive lung condition that causes breathlessness and predisposes to exacerbations and serious illness, is the second-biggest cause of death in India today.
'Show Some Backbone': Retired SC Judge Urges New CJI to Restore Top Court's Credibility
Justice Lokur asked if Indian citizens can continue to have any confidence and trust in a judiciary that 'tends to bend, but not yet crawl?'
How Maharashtra Logjam Throws Up Interesting Scenarios in State's Upcoming Mayoral Polls
While in some municipal corporations, the Congress and the NCP may gain an upper-hand with the Sena's support, in others the BJP enjoys a clear majority.
Rajnath Singh Visits Kranji War Memorial in Singapore, Pays Tribute to Those Who Died During Second World War
Rajnath Singh, who arrived in Singapore on a two-day visit, said that he was deeply humbled by the undying spirit of valour and sacrifice of these brave men and women.
Govt Avoids Direct Reply on Bharat Ratna for VD Savarkar
Union Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rai told Lok Sabha that no formal recommendation for giving Bharat Ratna is necessary.
62-year-old Maharashtra Farmer Kills Self, Body Remains Hanging from Tree for Six Days
Family members of the deceased claimed that the soybean crop sown by him on four acres got destroyed in unseasonal rains in the region. They claimed that the family fell on hard times due to the crop loss.
JNU Moves Delhi HC, Seeks Contempt Action Against Students, Police for Violating Court Order
The JNU claimed that the students had grossly violated the August 9, 2017, order of the high court by holding a protest within 100 metres of the administrative block and affecting its day-to-day working.
Tremors Felt in Parts of Delhi and Northern India after Earthquake of 5.9 Magnitude Strikes Nepal
There were no immediate reports of loss of life or property.
Delhi Police Register Two FIRs Against JNU Students After Protests Bring Parts of Capital to a Halt
Police filed two FIRs against the protesting JNU students, charging them for rioting and destroying public property.
Sea Level Along Indian Coast Rose by 8.5 cm in Last 50 Years: Environment Minister
The minister of state for environment said that the rate of increase of sea level due to climate change cannot be attributed with certainty.
How Indira Gandhi Pulled Off India's Victory Against Pakistan During 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War
Indira Gandhi became the Prime Minister of India in 1966. When freedom calls were resonating in 1971 in then East Pakistan, India under the leadership of Indira Gandhi intervened in the conflict to liberate Bangladesh.
JNUSU Office Bearers Taken by Police to Meet HRD Secretary, Protesters Asked to Vacate the Place
JNUSU vice-president Saket Moon said they met GC Hosur, the joint secretary of HRD Ministry, and submitted a memorandum of demands to him.
In a First, Indian Students in US Cross 2 Lakh-Mark But Jobs Uncertain as Trump May Scrap Special Plan
The report states that 18% of all international students in the US were Indians. The number of graduate students from India was second only to the Chinese at over 90,000 students enrolled.
'Won’t Let Bhopal Become Delhi': Social Workers Oppose Destruction of Greenery for MLA Rest House
The assembly secretariat had recently approved the construction of a new MLA rest house for the lawmakers, which is expected to come up on the Arera Hills adjoining the Madhya Pradesh Assembly complex.
Man Attacks Karnataka Congress MLA With Knife for Not Getting Him a Job
Congress legislator Tanveer Sait is out of danger and is recovering from a surgery at a private hospital in Bengaluru.
Meghalaya-based Insurgent Group HNLC Banned by Government Over Violence
In a notification, the Ministry of Home Affairs said the HNLC along with all its factions, wings and frontal organisations has been openly declaring as its objective the secession of the state's areas.