The Election Commission has suspended seven assistant electoral registration officers in West Bengal for serious misconduct and misuse of powers during the SIR exercise, marking an unprecedented disciplinary action.
A team led by Haryana Human Rights Commission chairperson Lalit Batra inspected Jind district jail and held a review meeting with district officials on prisoner rights and human rights issues.
Residents of Arambol village in Mapusa have launched a protest against illegal massage parlors, submitting a memorandum to the panchayat demanding immediate license revocation and a total ban on all such establishments.
Indian authorities have seized three tankers linked to Iran that were under US sanctions, according to a source. The action highlights India's compliance with international sanctions amid global tensions.
As Panaji prepares for March 11 civic elections, Revenue Minister Atanasio 'Babush' Monserrate eyes control of all 30 wards. Opposition struggles with coalition talks and ward reservations.
The Economic Offences Cell of Goa police has registered an FIR against a husband-wife duo from Kolhapur and others for allegedly cheating 23 women of over Rs 1.5 crore by promising business opportunities and government subsidies.
The National Green Tribunal has approved the Great Nicobar Island project, imposing strict environmental safeguards to protect biodiversity and local communities.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Israel next week, where he will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss bilateral ties and regional security issues.
Chandigarh police have arrested a man for allegedly using a stolen debit card to make fraudulent purchases. The arrest follows a complaint filed by a victim who reported unauthorized transactions.
The Election Commission of India has ruled that fund sanction letters cannot be used as valid Statements of Irrevocable Responsibility (SIR) for candidates, tightening financial disclosure norms ahead of elections.
A young man from Maharashtra, who had been missing for several days, was successfully reunited with his family in Chandigarh following a coordinated police operation. Authorities located the youth and facilitated the emotional reunion.
A Delhi court has formally framed charges against former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav and his wife Rabri Devi in the land-for-job scam, alleging corruption and illegal appointments during his tenure as Railway Minister.
The Bombay High Court has mandated all coastal village panchayats to submit detailed affidavits regarding trade licences, construction permits, and occupancy certificates issued, following the tragic nightclub fire that claimed 25 lives in December 2025.
A 29-year-old Bangladeshi man was apprehended at Kempegowda International Airport for possessing a fake Indian passport and other forged identity documents while attempting to enter India illegally.
A high-level Dubai police delegation visited Bengaluru to examine technologies under the Safe City project, including CCTV surveillance, Namma 112 emergency response, and traffic management systems.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has rejected anticipatory bail for an accused in a basmati rice cheating case in Sangrur, imposing a Rs 50,000 fine for filing multiple petitions.
Calcutta High Court directs the state to provide alternative accommodation for CISF jawans housed at Tangra's Pei May Chinese High School by April 30, following a dispute over space for Chinese New Year celebrations.
A Fatehabad court sentenced Dashrath to 10 years rigorous imprisonment and a Rs 1 lakh fine in a 2019 opium smuggling case. Co-accused Suraj Singh declared a proclaimed offender.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has granted anticipatory bail to Kulwant Singh, a 61-year-old book binder, in a case involving 328 missing saroops of Guru Granth Sahib. The court cited his age, clean record, and documentary evidence.
Russia dismisses European assessment on Alexei Navalny's death as biased. Legendary actor Robert Duvall passes away at 95. Updates on Iran talks, French Epstein probe, and Mumbai shooting case.
Kurukshetra police have arrested a boutique owner accused of sexually assaulting a Class VII student, recording a video, and blackmailing her. The arrest followed a complaint by the victim's mother and swift action by women police station officials.
Security forces have deployed across Gandhamardan hills in Odisha following intelligence that around 10 Maoists are hiding there, with police urging surrender or facing elimination.
Kaithal police have registered a case against Congress MLA Devender Hans and three associates for allegedly assaulting and insulting an SDM during a January protest over illegal constructions.
A 59-year-old man from Odisha was caught by residents in east Bengaluru after attempting to rape a three-year-old neighbor. The incident occurred Monday afternoon, and the accused has been handed over to police under the Pocso Act.
Former Haryana power minister Ranjit Singh Chautala has stirred controversy by claiming INLD national patron Prof Sampat Singh was once appointed to 'fill hookahs' before becoming a minister. The remarks have ignited fresh debate within Haryana's politica
The Election Commission clarified that financial assistance sanction letters under PMAY-G, IAY, and Banglar Bari schemes are not valid SIR documents in West Bengal, affecting over 1 lakh submissions. Trinamool Congress calls it a violation of Supreme Cour
A German business consultant appears in thousands of Jeffrey Epstein documents, connecting Prince Andrew to elite circles. Survivors demand answers about his hidden influence in the scandal.
The Himachal Pradesh legislative assembly has re-passed two contentious bills—the Municipal Corporation Amendment Bill and the Real Estate Amendment Bill—without changes, despite governor Shiv Pratap Shukla's objections citing them as unjustified.
The Karnataka High Court has mandated an inspection of Bengaluru PG accommodations to verify compliance with BBMP guidelines on safety, space, and hygiene standards.
The Calcutta High Court has ruled that employees who resign are eligible for pensions under trust-based schemes, dismissing a company's argument that only retirees qualify. The court emphasized that such funds cannot be administered arbitrarily.