Jaipur Ambulance Crash Kills Cardiac Patient and Brother
A cardiac patient and his brother died after their ambulance overturned near Niwaru Road in Jaipur. The accident occurred while the patient was being transferred for emergency treatment.
Category : Politics
Quraishi: Simultaneous Elections Risk Democratic Accountability
Former Chief Election Commissioner S.Y. Quraishi cautioned that holding simultaneous elections for Lok Sabha, state assemblies, and local bodies could dilute democratic accountability and undermine federalism.
Metro Line 8 to Connect Mumbai's Two Airports Cleared
Maharashtra cabinet sub-committee approves 35km Metro Line 8 project connecting CSMIA and Navi Mumbai Airport. The PPP project with 20 stations aims to reduce travel time and handle 9 lakh daily passengers.
EC Defends Electoral Roll Revision Powers in SC
Election Commission asserts constitutional authority for special intensive revision of electoral rolls, accusing petitioner NGO of attempting to discredit the commission in Supreme Court hearing.
Madurai's Street Signs Damaged, Vandalized
Madurai's historic street name boards, remnants of a glorious past, now suffer from neglect, vandalism, and outdated information, causing confusion for residents and visitors navigating the city.
Surat Man Booked for Harassing Teen Cousin, Threatening Family
A 21-year-old auto garage owner in Surat has been booked by Chowk Bazaar police for sexually harassing his 16-year-old second cousin and threatening her family to prevent her engagement to others.
Ahmedabad Man Arrested After Nepal Jailbreak in Drug Case
Ahmedabad SOG arrests Dharmesh Chunara, who escaped from Kathmandu jail during protests. Wanted in Rs 13 crore narcotics case, his journey from bootlegging to international trafficking revealed.
Kochi Crackdown on Illegal Digital Ads and Hoardings
Kochi Corporation initiates inspections to identify unauthorized master boards and illegal hoardings across the city. Action will be taken against violations causing public inconvenience.
Techie Denies Murder Intent in Bengaluru Drunken Brawl
A Bengaluru techie involved in a fatal drunken brawl claims he acted in panic and did not intend to kill. The incident highlights urban crime and legal complexities in India's tech capital.
Lorry Topples Near Rajajinagar ESI Hospital, Man Injured
A stationary lorry toppled near Rajajinagar ESI Hospital in Bengaluru, grievously injuring a man. Rajajinagar traffic police and emergency responders rushed to the scene, using heavy-duty cranes for rescue operations.
Tiruvallur Pawn Shop Burglary: Gold, Silver Stolen
In a daring burglary near Tiruvallur, unidentified persons drilled a hole into a pawn shop wall and stole gold jewellery, silver articles, and cash. Police have formed a special team to investigate.
VMC Relocates Florists, Clears Vehicles Around Nyay Mandir
The Vadodara Municipal Corporation has relocated florists operating near Nyay Mandir to Laheripura Gate and removed illegally parked vehicles as part of a heritage monument beautification drive.
SYL Canal Meet Faces Opposition Fire in Haryana
Haryana and Punjab CMs show optimism on SYL canal talks, but Haryana opposition parties call the meeting an eyewash and demand legal action against Punjab.
Madras HC Stays Case Against Hindu Munnani Protesters
Madras High Court stays proceedings against Hindu Munnani cadres for protesting police disobedience of court order on Karthigai deepam lighting at Thiruparankundram hill.
Bombay HC: Study Economic Impact of Mumbai Air Pollution
Bombay High Court directs BMC, NMMC and MPCB to examine how air pollution affects Mumbai's economy, citing IMF data showing $339 billion annual cost to India.
Kochi Police Investigate Rs 90,000 Organ Transplant Fraud
Kochi Central Police investigate a man who defrauded Rs 90,000 from a woman by promising to arrange an organ donor for her critically ill husband, registering the case under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita sections.
SC Examines Brahmins as Politically Backward for Panchayat Quotas
The Supreme Court considers a petition on whether Brahmins, despite social and educational advantages, can be classified as politically backward for panchayat constituency reservations.
Forest Officers Permanently Posted at KIA to Stop Wildlife Trafficking
In a significant move to curb wildlife trafficking, forest officers have been permanently stationed at Kempegowda International Airport. This action follows 22 cases of illegal wildlife trade recorded by Customs in the past year, primarily involving South
Trump Threatens to End US Support for Iraq If Maliki Returns
Former US President Donald Trump has issued a stern warning to Iraq, stating that the United States would cease all assistance if former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki is reelected, citing concerns over his past policies and ideology.
Second Pink Line Train Launch in Bengaluru Friday
Bengaluru's Namma Metro prepares to dispatch its second Pink Line train on Friday, enhancing connectivity and reducing congestion in the city's public transport system.
Punjab-Haryana CMs Meet on SYL Canal Water Sharing Issue
Chief Ministers Bhagwant Mann and Nayab Singh Saini held another round of talks in Chandigarh to resolve the decades-old Satluj Yamuna Link canal water dispute, agreeing to continue dialogue through regular official-level meetings.
Kochi Water Crisis: Minister to Hold Emergency Meeting
Kochi grapples with acute drinking water shortage as Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine plans an urgent meeting. Councillors report severe issues in multiple divisions, with infrastructure failures exacerbating the crisis.
Kozhikode Court Rejects Bail in Suicide Abetment Case
Kunnamangalam judicial first class magistrate court dismissed bail for a woman accused of abetting suicide after uploading a video alleging sexual harassment, citing witness influence and evidence tampering risks.
ICG Night Medevac Saves Cardiac Patient from Lakshadweep
Indian Coast Guard conducts critical night medical evacuation of 55-year-old cardiac patient from Agatti Island to Kochi, showcasing rapid response capabilities in challenging maritime conditions.
Kerala HC Allows 'Dr' Title for Physio, Occupational Therapists
Kerala High Court rules physiotherapists and occupational therapists can use 'Dr' prefix, dismissing IMA's petition. Court cites Latin origin and lack of exclusive statutory rights.
Congress Offers Posts to Quell Rebellion Before Municipal Polls
With municipal elections approaching, Telangana Congress leadership is promising corporation chairperson posts and government positions to leaders denied tickets to prevent internal dissent and rebel candidates.
Chandigarh's Capt Buttar Leads R-Day Tableau
Captain Gurpreet Singh Buttar from Chandigarh led the Republic Day tableau representing Punjab, highlighting the state's rich cultural heritage and military contributions during the grand parade in New Delhi.
Haryana HC Denies Bail in Rs 1.18 Crore Cyber Fraud
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has refused bail to an accused in a Rs 1.18 crore cyber fraud case, emphasizing that cybercrime is a growing menace that requires stringent judicial scrutiny to protect citizens from financial exploitation.
Haryana Paddy Scam Alleged, CBI Probe Sought by BKU Chief
BKU Charuni leader Gurnam Singh Charuni has raised serious allegations of a multi-crore paddy procurement scam in Haryana, calling for an immediate CBI investigation into irregularities in government purchases.
Hooda: No Point Giving Budget Inputs to BJP Government
Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has stated that providing budget suggestions to the BJP-led state government is futile, citing a lack of implementation and accusing it of ignoring public welfare.
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