Contractor SMS Limited has issued a legal notice to BMC, invoking arbitration and seeking Rs 55 crore in damages for the stalled Mumbadevi robotic parking tower project, halted by Speaker Rahul Narwekar's stay order since July 2024.
Election Commission and West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee clash over micro-observers' legality, voter list errors, and scrutiny deadlines, raising concerns about electoral roll sanctity for upcoming assembly polls.
Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge criticizes the India-US trade deal as anti-farmer, warning it could trigger protests similar to 2021. He alleges Parliament was insulted by learning of the deal from Trump's announcement.
Karnataka Opposition Leader R Ashoka declares statewide protests against the government, accusing Speaker U T Khader of partiality and labeling the administration as 'looting government'.
The Karnataka Legislative Council faced significant disruptions as opposition members protested, leading to adjournments and heated exchanges during the session.
Karnataka Legislative Council Chairman Basavaraj Horatti suspends BJP member C T Ravi for failing to meet an 8 pm deadline to appear and apologize for remarks.
Karnataka Excise Minister R B Timmapur has firmly stated he will not resign despite facing serious corruption allegations, asserting his innocence and commitment to his duties.
A Karnataka court has sentenced 12 individuals to five years of rigorous imprisonment for parading a woman naked in a village. The verdict underscores judicial action against gender-based violence in India.
The Karnataka Assembly passed a resolution against VB-G Ram G through a voice vote amid BJP protests. BJP members protested for a second day, calling the minister's reply unsatisfactory.
Karnataka Congress leader G Parameshwara held a crucial meeting with SC/ST leaders to discuss the upcoming 2026-27 state budget and formulate community-specific welfare programmes.
Yumnam Khemchand Singh of BJP sworn in as Manipur CM with two deputy CMs from Kuki and Naga communities, ending President's rule. The new coalition government vows to restore peace in the ethnically divided state.
US prosecutors have filed additional terrorism charges against a man accused of killing two Israeli diplomats in Washington, D.C., with charges carrying potential death penalty or life imprisonment.
A 20-year-old woman, Nisha Kumari, died under mysterious circumstances in Patna's Sipara Bakhani Colony. Her family alleges murder by in-laws, while police detain relatives pending autopsy results.
Notorious criminals Manoj Singh and Manik Singh of Patna's Baap-Beta gang, carrying rewards of Rs 3 lakh and Rs 1 lakh, were produced in a Bengaluru court after Bihar STF arrest. They face over 40 serious cases across multiple states.
Delhi High Court grants bail to youth in POCSO case, noting romantic relationship with minor girlfriend who was nearly 17. Court cites her maturity and lack of violence as factors.
The Panchkula court has transferred the corruption trial of former CBI judge Sudhir Parmar to the special PMLA court. The move came after an application by accused Roop Bansal of M3M Group.
Telangana Assembly Speaker G Prasad Kumar dismissed disqualification petition against BRS MLA M Sanjay Kumar, ruling no evidence of defection to Congress. BRS calls it 'murder of democracy'.
District anti-narcotics special action force arrested three individuals with 115g of MDMA from a rented house in Sreekaryam, uncovering a drug network from Bengaluru to Kerala.
A Turkish Airlines flight from Kathmandu to Istanbul made an emergency single-engine landing in Kolkata after a fire warning in its right engine. All 236 passengers and 11 crew are safe.
BRS working president KT Rama Rao accuses Congress government of awarding massive contracts worth nearly ₹6,000 crore to financially distressed KLSR Infratech Ltd, questioning Supreme Court directives and demanding CBI investigation.
Official data reveals 16,127 complaints from Indian migrant workers facing exploitation, unpaid wages, and safety issues abroad, with Gulf nations topping the list. Activists demand institutional support.
Russian foreign ministry reiterates confidence in India's continued oil purchases, denies receiving any communication about stopping imports, and emphasizes mutual benefits of energy cooperation.
Supreme Court expresses concern over substantial haircuts in IBC proceedings, citing Reliance Communications sale at 1% of dues. Government examining issue, CBI/ED investigation ordered.
The Enforcement Directorate has achieved a 95% conviction rate in money laundering cases under PMLA, with 123 accused convicted in 55 out of 58 cases decided on merits as of December 31, 2025.
The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly has introduced two significant bills: the Anti-Discrimination Bill and the Jan Vishwas Bill. These legislative proposals aim to combat discrimination and enhance public trust in governance.
Former J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah criticizes the government's outsourcing of state assets, calling it an inherited situation from previous administrations.
The crucial high-powered committee meeting between the Centre and Ladakh representatives concluded without reaching a final agreement, leaving key demands unresolved.
The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly session faced significant disruption as opposition members protested against a remark by the Leader of Opposition questioning the official existence of the Pir Panjal region, highlighting regional identity tensions.
The Supreme Court of India has raised concerns about the health of Ladakhi activist Sonam Wangchuk, questioning the Centre on the possibility of reviewing his detention under the Public Safety Act.
Jammu & Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister has officially stated that no inquiry has been ordered regarding the construction of the fourth bridge over the Tawi River, addressing recent speculation and rumors.