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He extended greetings on the occasion of International Women’s Day

Accused tried to escape by firing at police, but trigger might have got struck, said EAGLE IGP Ake Ravi Krishna

Pandya’s direct throw at the striker’s end in the final over of England’s chase ended Bethell’s innings of 102. After the dismissal, the 32-year-old reacted with an animated celebration and tried to lift the team’s energy. Pandya later said the reaction came because his son Agastya and girlfriend Mahieka Sharma were watching the match from the stands, and he wanted them to experience his emotions at that moment.

Jaishankar, flagging social media debates over the incident, called for people to ‘understand the reality of the Indian Ocean’

On a tip-off, the Task Force police conducted raid on a house near Moghalrajpuram and arrested four youth, who were working in hotels and restaurants

The CEO on March 6 said this mapping process is expected to be completed within the next 15 days, and the target is fixed to achieve at least 95% mapping

He alleged that the officials allegedly split works into smaller projects below ₹5 lakh to bypass approvals and audits

Former India batter Mohammad Kaif proposes a significant change for the T20 World Cup 2026 final. He believes out-of-form opener Abhishek Sharma should be rested for the summit clash against New Zealand. Kaif suggests Rinku Singh as a replacement, highlighting his consistent performances across formats. He also contrasts Sharma's inexperience in ICC events with Sanju Samson's established status.

According to the police, the comment was posted under a social media post reporting that Prime Minister had crossed 10 crore followers on Instagram

The chopper, with five persons including Mr. Maurya, his aide Vivek and two pilots, had taken off from Lucknow La Martiniere College ground helipad when it developed a snag

Speaking about the BJP led government at the Centre, she said that the Union government is relying on the support of N Chandrababu Naidu and threatened to overthrow the government at the Centre if genuine electors are removed from voter list

The Bombay High Court ruled that household religious symbols like crosses do not prove conversion from Hinduism to Christianity. The court set aside a committee's decision invalidating a student's Scheduled Caste claim, emphasizing that formal religious rites, not mere symbols, are required to prove conversion and abandon caste identity.