Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticizes the Modi government's US trade agreement, alleging it harms Indian farmers and workers, while questioning the Prime Minister's responsiveness to public concerns.
Priya Sachdeva Kapur has filed a civil defamation suit seeking ₹20 crore in damages against Mandhira Kapur Smith and podcast host Pooja Chaudhri, alleging false statements harmed her reputation and caused emotional distress.
At the 'MGNREGA Bachao Sangram' rally in Nabha, Congress leaders Bhupesh Bhagel and Amrinder Singh Raja Warring accused the BJP-led Centre of harming farmers, labourers, and the poor by undermining MGNREGA and the Constitution.
In a high-stakes White House meeting, Donald Trump declined Benjamin Netanyahu's push for military action against Iran, emphasizing diplomacy first. The decision comes amid US military buildup in the Gulf and ongoing talks with Tehran.
A top US official announced plans to expand defense sales to India, enhancing strategic cooperation. The move aims to boost India's sovereignty and US jobs, amid resolved trade uncertainties.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath declares the 2026-27 state budget a milestone for achieving a $1 trillion economy, highlighting UP's shift from policy paralysis to unlimited potential.
Tamil Nadu Minister Rajakannappan states the DMK is not reliant on a Congress alliance for the 2026 elections, with the final decision resting solely with Chief Minister M.K. Stalin.
Resident welfare associations in Gurgaon strongly oppose proposed electricity tariff hikes for FY 2026-27, citing mismanagement by distribution companies. The HERC holds public hearings to balance consumer interests with discoms' financial needs.
A Delhi Police ASI was caught red-handed by the CBI accepting a Rs 10 lakh bribe to settle a property dispute in Kailash Colony, part of a larger Rs 25 lakh demand.
Muhammad Yunus, the Nobel laureate and interim chief adviser of Bangladesh, cast his vote in a landmark election, highlighting the nation's democratic process and his role in governance during this critical period.
India is using crushed glass bottles to reinforce border fences, creating a cost-effective and eco-friendly security barrier that deters intruders effectively.
A devastating accident on NH-9 in East Delhi resulted in the deaths of two women and injuries to three others after a car collided with a truck. The incident has raised concerns about road safety in the area.
Sunetra Pawar's visit to Delhi sparks discussions on NCP's leadership dynamics and the political trajectory of her son, Parth Pawar, amid Maharashtra's evolving political landscape.
The Supreme Court overturned a Bombay High Court ruling, permitting a teenager to terminate her pregnancy at 30 weeks. The decision highlights women's reproductive autonomy and addresses risks of unsafe abortions.
Tamil Nadu Minister Rajakannappan asserts that the DMK is not reliant on its alliance with Congress, stating that CM Stalin will decide on future political strategies independently.
Following a biker's death in West Delhi, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi has issued a circular making safety measures mandatory at all construction and repair sites, including scaffolding and life-saving equipment.
Indian Air Force Vice Chief Air Marshal Nagesh Kapoor clarifies Operation Sindoor targeted terror infrastructure and military installations in Pakistan, not the Kirana Hills nuclear site, dismissing misleading videos.
Delhi High Court addressed a plea on PIL misuse regarding encroachment removal near Faiz-e-Elahi mosque, urging restraint after violence erupted during MCD action in January.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused the Modi government of surrendering India's energy security and farmers' interests in the US trade deal during the Union Budget debate, while Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman countered by blaming the previous UPA go
Carlos Palazuelos, questioned in the Nancy Guthrie missing case, described his detention as terrifying. The FBI released doorbell footage showing a masked individual at Guthrie's home on February 1.
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe faces criticism after claiming Britain was 'colonised by immigrants' in a Sky News interview, drawing responses from political leaders and football groups.
Shivam Mishra, son of tobacco baron K K Mishra, was arrested in connection with the Lamborghini crash on Kanpur's VIP Road. The arrest followed court proceedings where his driver's surrender plea was dismissed.
Uttarakhand High Court upholds Rs 28.91 lakh compensation for an Indian Army soldier's family, rejecting UPSRTC's cyclist defense after 15 years. Justice Pankaj Purohit affirms negligence findings.
In a twist to the Kanpur Lamborghini crash case, the alleged designated driver has claimed he was behind the wheel, not the tobacco baron's son Shivam Mishra, who was arrested earlier. The incident occurred on VIP Road, injuring pedestrians.
A 25-year-old woman was killed in Ambala, Haryana, after a drunk police officer rammed his motorcycle into an e-rickshaw. The incident has sparked outrage and investigations are ongoing.
Delhi's trial courts face a crisis with only a slight increase in sanctioned judges while case pendency grows by over 1 lakh annually. Vacancies and long leaves exacerbate delays.
Pune Municipal Corporation will demolish and rebuild the Kondhwa slaughterhouse using Rs 9.77 crore from the World Bank, adhering to APEDA standards for export-quality meat packaging.
A Czech woman tourist was assaulted in Goa, with police arresting the accused within 24 hours. The incident highlights safety concerns and swift law enforcement action.
The Uttar Pradesh government has significantly increased budgetary allocations to strengthen cyber police stations, aiming to enhance technological capabilities, manpower, and operational response against surging cyber fraud cases across the state.
Pune district's annual plan of Rs 1,032.88 crore for 2026-27, lower than last year, will be presented at the DPDC meeting chaired by Sunetra Pawar, focusing on schools, health, and rural development.