Bombay High Court allows gangster Abu Salem four days of parole to attend his brother's rituals in Uttar Pradesh, but mandates he cover police escort costs, reducing his initial 14-day request.
Adajan police arrested two men for illegally extracting 625 tonnes of clay from a Surat Municipal Corporation plot in Pal, seizing JCB excavators and trucks worth Rs 1.60 crore during a long weekend operation.
Former Army Chief Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane at Vadodara Literature Fest detailed Operation Sindoor's success, India-Pakistan economic divergence, and defence reforms including DAP and Agnipath scheme.
Explore the meticulous personal habits of Ajit Pawar, from his fashion choices to his obsession with cleanliness, which set him apart in Maharashtra politics.
BRS working president KT Rama Rao criticizes the Congress government in Telangana for failing to fulfill pre-election promises and alleges incompetence in governance ahead of municipal polls.
Dalit community members in Vadodara's Petlad town protested after graves at their centuries-old burial ground were allegedly dug up during civic renovation work, exposing human remains disrespectfully.
Mumbai Customs AIU arrests two for smuggling 1.5 kg of 24-karat gold dust worth Rs 2.1 crore at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. Accused identified as Vikram Bane and Mohammad Morshedul Alam.
Vadodara's Child Welfare Committee conducted a major anti-begging drive, rescuing 11 children found begging with parents. Joint operation with police and Childline targeted key city areas.
Sustainable Mobility Network releases TN Urban Mobility Charter 2031, addressing Chennai's transport gaps like poor bus connectivity and pedestrian safety to build climate-resilient cities.
The Madras High Court has overturned the Registrar of Trademarks' order cancelling the 'Sakthi' trademark for rice, citing arbitrariness and violation of natural justice principles.
The Madras High Court dismissed Procter & Gamble's petitions seeking exclusive rights to the term 'vapo', ruling it's public property and descriptive in nature.
Madras High Court dismisses petitions against Isha Foundation's crematorium in Coimbatore, citing Supreme Court ruling that distance rules don't prohibit licensing.
Virendrasinh Zhala, son of a retired police officer, was booked by Akota police for creating a disturbance while allegedly driving drunk on Old Padra Road in Vadodara.
A domestic worker in Bengaluru has been arrested for allegedly stealing valuables worth Rs 1 crore from a US Embassy staffer's residence. The theft was discovered when the victim returned home from work.
Garima Dhruwa, a class 11 student from Chhattisgarh's EMRS, impressed at Bharat Mandapam with a mock gram sabha presentation. The event highlighted youth engagement in grassroots democracy.
Former minister T Harish Rao alleges fresh corruption in Telangana's excise department, claiming microbrewery licenses were earmarked for politicians and ₹1.8 crore unofficial agreements made per license.
All India Mahila Congress general secretary Gunjan Singh expressed concern over increasing violence against women in Bihar, citing insecurity among students and a recent death case.
Devbhumi Dwarka LCB arrests five, including four women, for stealing gold jewellery worth Rs 7.67 lakh from women during a religious discourse in Movan village near Khambhaliya.
A 16-year-old girl with learning difficulties from Dasada-Patdi taluka in Gujarat's Surendranagar district was discovered to be nine months pregnant, leading police to register a rape case against an unknown person based on her mother's complaint.
Nagrajan M has taken charge as the new municipal commissioner of Surat, assuming office during a critical period involving waste disposal investigations and upcoming municipal elections.
Enforcement agencies in Gujarat conducted seven major seizures of Indian Made Foreign Liquor valued at over Rs 6.04 crore across five districts within nine days, with heightened vigilance at border check posts.
The Greater Bengaluru Authority has established nodal officers to coordinate participation in the upcoming Swachh Survekshan, aiming to enhance the city's cleanliness ranking.
The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) has launched city-wide task forces to combat severe traffic congestion and rampant unauthorised construction, despite past failures in enforcement.
A recent audit in Bengaluru has found that the majority of public toilets are unusable and unsafe, particularly for women and disabled individuals, raising concerns ahead of the Swachh Survekshan survey.
National Human Rights Commission chairperson Justice V Ramasubramanian recommends disability certificate scrutiny only in cases of specific suspicion, not mass re-verification of all government employees with disabilities.
Bengaluru MP Tejasvi Surya raises objections to Rule 24 of draft BMLTA regulations, questioning tunnel road project approval process and fiscal oversight.
Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) has announced mandatory smart pre-paid metering for government office connections starting February 15, aiming to modernize power consumption and improve financial discipline.
Patiala administration, with PWD and police support, evicted MLA Harmeet Singh Pathanmajra's official residence following house allotment cancellation and high court dismissing his appeals as proclaimed offender.
Eluru district police have solved a major theft case involving 4.5 kg of gold worth Rs 7 crore from Kanakadurga Gold Finance. The auditor Vadlamudi Uma Mahesh was arrested after a detailed investigation led by SP K P S Kishore.
A tragic road accident on the National Highway outskirts of Phagwara claimed two lives and left four injured, including children, when a car collided with a stationary bus.