India
West Bengal Govt Allows Student Body Polls in Four Universities, TMCP Welcomes Move
Representatives of the Students' Federation of India and the Arts Faculty Students' Union (AFSU) had twice met Chatterjee over the demand. AFSU has welcomed the move.
Pak-sponsored Terrorists Behind Killings of 3 Civilians Identified: J&K DGP
Expressing deep sorrow on the killings and conveying his condolences to their families, Singh said the traders from other parts of the country come to the Valley to help people by purchasing their produce.
Karnataka Minister Assures Efforts to End Deadlock Over Media Coverage of Assembly Proceedings
Government cannot function without publicity from the media, we too have our concern with you (media) on the issue on certain matters... we will make all efforts to end the deadlock as soon as possible, Karnataka Minister Bommai said.
Delhi's Pollution Level Dips Slightly, SAFAR Predicts Sharp Decline in Air Quality on Weekend
Ten out of the 37 air quality monitoring stations in Delhi recorded Air Quality Index (AQI) in the "very poor" category.
Move on Article 370 is Foolproof, Will Pass All Legal Tests, Says Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said he was personally involved in the bill that paved the way for abrogation of provisions of Article 370 of the Constitution that granted special status to Jammu & Kashmir.
Detention Centre in Bengaluru for Foreigners Involved in Illegal Activities to be Opened Soon
Speaking to reporters Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai said the detention centre will be for foreign nationals involved in illegal activities, until they are deported.
In Another Incident of Phone Snatching, Miscreant Steals Journalist's Phone in East Delhi
The incident took place on Wednesday at around 8.30 pm when the scribe was talking over his phone near the New Ashok Nagar Metro Station. A man snatched his mobile phone and disappeared into the crowd, police said.
Delhi Doctor Arrested on Charges of Rape and Blackmail
On May 10, the accused invited the woman to his room, where he offered her a cold drink laced with sedatives and later raped her.
'Indistinctly Unhelpful': Indian Delegation Attacks Pak for Raising Kashmir Issue at Inter-Parliamentary Union
Speaking for the Indian delegation which was headed by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said Parliament of India will not allow these malicious efforts to succeed.
Employees' Union Seeks Resolution to Stop Privatisation of Numaligarh Refinery in Assam
The employees' plea came in the wake of the Centre’s proposed disinvestment of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL).
'Driving force' China Accounts for Nearly Half of Global Patent Filings, Says UN
The United States ranked a distant second, with nearly 600,000 patent applications, down 1.6 percent on the previous year and the first drop in a decade.
Head Constable on Duty at Telangana CM's Farmhouse Commits Suicide
A police official said that the head constable was on unauthorised leave for the past two days and it was on his wife's request to the duty officer he was taken back.
India's Public Sector Banks Had 'Worst Phase' Under Manmohan Singh, Raghuram Rajan, Says Sitharaman
Delivering a lecture at the prestigious Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, Sitharaman said that giving all the public sector banks a lifeline is today her primary duty.
UP Headmaster Sacked for Making Students Sing Poet Iqbal's 'Madrasa Prayer' After VHP, Bajrang Dal Complain
The poem 'Lab pe aati hai dua' written in 1902 by Mohd Iqbal, also known as Allama Iqbal, was sung by students of a government school in Pilibhit.
50% Consumers Prefer Desi Brands Over Foreign Ones, Preference More in Food & Personal Care: Report
The survey findings come at a time when nationalism is the dominant theme politically and repeated appeals are made to buy local goods over various media platforms.
3 Sisters Drown While Taking Bath in Sunar River in Madhya Pradesh
While the cousin was saved by people in the vicinity, the three sisters drowned. Their bodies have been retrieved, police said.