BSP chief Mayawati termed President Murmu's Parliament address conventional, urging government to show intensity on self-reliance and public welfare during Budget session amid global turmoil.
Two women were severely injured in a hit-and-run incident on Beleghata Main Road, Kolkata, allegedly by a heavily drunk female driver from Khardah. The accused was arrested based on CCTV evidence.
Large parts of south Kolkata will experience water shortage on Saturday as the KMC shuts the Garden Reach treatment plant for repairs and maintenance, affecting Behala, Tollygunge, Jadavpur, and Garia.
A Bengaluru-bound sleeper bus caught fire in Shivamogga forest after a technical fault caused smoke, leading to a crash. Over 40 passengers evacuated safely without injuries.
A woman in Jaipur tragically died after falling from a scooter in a road accident. The incident highlights road safety concerns in the city.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau arrested three individuals in Ahmedabad for allegedly demanding a Rs 32,000 bribe to issue a new Aadhaar card at a Jan Seva Kendra.
Uttar Pradesh government has prepared draft rules to implement the four new labour codes, currently under legal review. The state aims to create flexible, competitive regulations to boost investment and employment.
Calcutta High Court quashed a probe against a minor accused of violating a one-way rule on Park Street, citing failure to complete the inquiry within the Juvenile Justice Act's mandated 4-month period.
A major theft of gold ornaments and cash worth approximately Rs 1.5 crore reported from a high-security flat in Behala's Diamond City West. Sarsuna Police investigating possible insider involvement.
Chief Secretary SP Goyal instructs district officials to accelerate Ayushman Bharat card creation, Swamitva gharauni distribution, and PM Kisan farmer registry, warning of strict action for poor performance.
The Supreme Court defended Aadhaar as identity proof for electoral roll revisions, comparing it to passports, and clarified it's not citizenship proof while addressing concerns about private involvement and government authority.
NCP workers and leaders across Maharashtra and Delhi grieve the loss of Ajit Pawar, highlighting his approachable nature and personal connections with party members after his death in a plane crash.
President Droupadi Murmu addresses Parliament, urging MPs to unite on national security and Viksit Bharat despite political differences, while opposition protests over MGNREGA replacement.
The Supreme Court refuses additional extension for filing claims under West Bengal's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, citing concerns over system integrity.
Vijayakanth's TVK party begins a 38-district election campaign without founder Vijay, countering claims of being personality-centric. The party targets DMK's Chennai stronghold, citing governance failures.
Jodhpur High Court directs Rajasthan to implement automated vehicle fitness testing from April 15, banning manual certificates to curb corruption and ensure road safety.
Telangana High Court rules forest officials lack jurisdiction to investigate Indian Penal Code offences, even when linked to Wildlife Act violations, clarifying their authority is limited to wildlife-specific cases.
Jaipur Development Authority has approved a special parking policy including peak hour rate hikes, pedestrian corridors, and traffic expert consultations to address city congestion.
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai announces tax-free status for 'Godaan', India's first film on 'Gau Mata', during trailer launch in Raipur. The government boosts cattle welfare with increased grants and 'Godham' initiatives.
An Air India flight from Delhi aborted landing at Jaipur International Airport due to an unstable approach, circling before safe touchdown. All 135 passengers, including Congress leader, were safe.
Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge and other Opposition leaders criticized President Droupadi Murmu's Parliament address, calling it a recycled ritual without truth or accountability.
Supreme Court criticizes states for non-compliance with stray dog removal orders, citing fudged sterilization data and shocking dog bite statistics in Assam.
The Indian government has launched a new Aadhaar app that enables digital identity management, eliminating the need for physical copies and visits to centers for updates.
Deccan Herald's Speak Out forum on January 29, 2026, featured diverse public opinions on governance, economy, and social policies, reflecting citizen engagement in national discourse.
The Indian Army conducted a critical medical evacuation in Jammu & Kashmir, rescuing an ailing woman from a remote, snow-covered village. The operation highlights the military's humanitarian efforts in challenging terrain.
The Jammu Crime Branch has registered a case against a man for allegedly defrauding job seekers of lakhs of rupees through false promises of employment in government departments.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar held crucial talks with Uzbekistan's Foreign Minister, reaffirming commitment to enhance bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors.
Traffic has been restored on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway following snowfall, with flight operations also resuming at Srinagar airport, easing travel disruptions in Jammu and Kashmir.
The Gujarat High Court has granted bail to a watchman of Ved Shree MM Patel College of Education in Ahmedabad, who was arrested for accepting a bribe. The court noted he had no role in the principal conspiracy, acting on the trustee's instructions.
A city sessions court in Ahmedabad sentenced a Ugandan woman to 20 years imprisonment and a Rs 2 lakh fine for smuggling 868 grams of heroin in stomach capsules.