Supreme Court overturns Allahabad HC's controversial ruling, stating that groping a female and untying her pyjama string constitutes 'attempt to rape' under stringent charges, not mere 'preparation'.
Bus transport unions in Karnataka will hold a protest meeting tomorrow to demand clearance of salary arrears and implementation of a pay hike, citing financial strain on workers.
Karnataka Congress MP D K Suresh announces that the Nandini board will meet to address social media misinformation linking its products to cancer, aiming to restore public trust.
The Border Roads Organisation (BRO) is set to clear snow from the Mughal Road in Jammu and Kashmir, aiming to restore connectivity for local communities and boost tourism in the region.
The Amritsar Municipal Corporation conducted an anti-encroachment drive at Sakatri Bagh, removing illegal structures with police assistance to reclaim public land.
Staff of Punjab State Power Corporation Limited protest the transfer of land in Amritsar, citing job security concerns and lack of consultation. The move raises questions over governance and employee rights in the region.
The Supreme Court expresses alarm as lawyers use AI tools to draft petitions, citing fictional judgments. CJI Surya Kant highlights increased judicial scrutiny and wasted time due to AI 'hallucinations'.
Supreme Court clarifies that financial compensation to victims cannot replace criminal punishment, warning against lenient sentences that undermine justice system.
US Vice President JD Vance stated Iran has not accepted all of President Trump's red lines during Geneva talks. While both sides agreed on guiding principles, significant differences remain on nuclear concerns.
Greater Bengaluru Authority reports increasing adoptions of sterilized and vaccinated stray dogs under a structured program aligned with animal welfare laws, promoting humane urban management.
Thiruvananthapuram court refuses to suspend former minister Antony Raju's conviction in a case property tampering case, maintaining his disqualification while temporarily halting his sentence.
Central Crime Branch in Bengaluru arrested a Nigerian and a Senegalese national in separate operations, seizing MDMA, cocaine, and other drugs valued at over Rs 6.5 crore. Both suspects have prior arrests for similar offenses.
A freelance photographer in Bengaluru was arrested for allegedly stealing gold ornaments worth Rs 55 lakh from a software engineer's house by using a spare key left in a shoe rack outside.
Indian Railways has announced comprehensive measures for the Attukal Pongala Mahotsavam on March 3, including special train services, enhanced ticketing, and strengthened security to ensure safe and convenient passenger travel.
Thiruvananthapuram Airport has enhanced its emergency response capabilities with three new Panther CFT crash fire tenders featuring modern technology, including undercarriage nozzles and rapid acceleration for efficient firefighting.
Fifty houses built by IUML for Mundakkai-Chooralmala landslide survivors in Wayanad will be handed over on February 28. The project includes a park, amphitheatre, and community centre, with more homes to follow in May.
A 30-year-old IT professional in Chennai died by suicide following frequent quarrels with her husband over mutual infidelity suspicions. The tragic incident occurred in West Tambaram.
An 11-year-old student in Vadodara allegedly sent a bomb threat email to his own school to get holidays, triggering a major security response. Police traced the email to his mother's phone and issued warnings.
A 38-year-old man, Shijo Thomas from Malappuram, died after his scooter collided head-on with a tipper truck on the Adimali-Kumily highway. The accident occurred near Vallappadi, Irunnurorekkar, on Tuesday afternoon.
Social activist Aniruddha Jatkar leads Bengaluru groups in identifying footpath problems and escalating them to authorities, while addressing issues raised by citizens for improved urban infrastructure.
A 32-year-old Kannada TV actress was secretly filmed inside a washroom at Koramangala Indoor Stadium and blackmailed for money, according to Bengaluru police.
Madras High Court rules administrative delays cannot nullify employee rights, ordering Greater Chennai Corporation to regularize 35 workers from 2000, pending Supreme Court appeal.
Rajasthan Deputy CM Diya Kumari announced infrastructure and welfare measures in the Assembly budget debate, criticizing Congress for state finances while detailing fiscal improvements and new allocations.
Prayagraj's Special Intensive Revision campaign sees 2,58,822 new voter applications, with 427 rejected. The drive follows removal of 11.53 lakh voters from ASD category, focusing on corrections and disability inclusion.
The Akkulam Lake rejuvenation project in Thiruvananthapuram faces further delays as contractors rejected a scaled-down tender citing inadequate funding. Fresh bids will be invited in March.
Bengaluru traffic police dispute TomTom Traffic Index findings, claiming average rush hour speed is 18.2 kmph versus TomTom's 15.8 kmph, highlighting data discrepancies in urban mobility assessments.
Bengaluru police commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh issues stern warning to parents and vehicle owners following two deadly accidents involving minors. Police launch special drive against underage driving and wheeling violations.
A 70-year-old retired BMTC conductor in Bengaluru died after being attacked by his son with a baseball bat over a property dispute. The incident occurred in Doopanahalli, Indiranagar.
A viral video shows a Railway Protection Force constable kneeling on a youth's neck at Tiruvottiyur station, leading to widespread condemnation and an internal inquiry into the alleged manhandling.
A Bengaluru school principal was arrested for allegedly abetting the suicide of a staff teacher after she was humiliated for questioning corporal punishment of her son. The teacher left a death note accusing the principal and another teacher.