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Police recovers five crude bombs and over three kilograms of explosive substances during a raid at a house in Meppoyi in Kannur

Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay visited the PMJ jewellery shop on Sunday afternoon and commended the bravery of the shop staff after they were injured while resisting an armed robbery

Congress Rajya Sabha MP Nasser Hussain seeks full refund of all amounts collected under the circular and structural reforms of Ministry of Minority Affairs’ management of pilgrimage.

If any untoward incident happens to me, my team or supporters during the competition, the Indian government will be responsible, says Vinesh Phogat

EVMs, holding the electoral fates of 722 hopefuls from 126 Assembly constituencies of the State, will be opened at 40 counting centres across all 35 districts amid tight security arrangements

The Chief Electoral Officer said 53,984 postal ballots had been issued to service voters, of which 20,028 had been received as of May 1.

An infrastructure of censorship is emerging, enabling the Central and various State governments to take social media content down using existing laws and rules. Independent media outlets and online critics now find their reach at a precipice. Aroon Deep reports on how in an environment of misinformation and deepfakes, opposing voices also become targets

The Competition Commission ​of India has since ‌2024 sought Apple’s financial information, typically needed to calculate penalties, after an investigation found it abused its dominant position

Trends and final results can be accessed on results.eci.gov.in.

The district police chief suggested that the residents turn towards alternate avenues for livelihood

As many as a total of 10 districts in Telangana recorded maximum temperature of above 45℃

The IMD has indicated that many parts of southern peninsular India, which includes Telangana, are expected to record higher-than-normal daytime temperatures during the month

AIADMK functionary and Rajya Sabha MP I.S. Inbadurai flagged alleged "misuse of press passes to gain unauthorized entry into counting centres"

The resignation of Allahabad High Court judge Yashwant Varma last month, amid parliamentary proceedings to remove him over allegations that burnt wads of unaccounted cash were found at his Delhi residence in 2025, has brought into focus how the judiciary holds itself to account. Aaratrika Bhaumik reports on the opacity surrounding complaints against judges, the routine rejection of information requests, and the shrinking space for criticism