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Clock Ticking For Monsoon Session, Centre's Options For Delimitation Bill
The monsoon session, which began on July 20, has witnessed massive uproar over the past 16 days over the police crackdown on the students' protest in Delhi.
NEET UG Counselling 2026: Lock Your Choices Before This Date
NEET Counselling: As per the new rules announced by the medical committee, no physical reporting for candidates opting for upgradation is needed.
Van Swept Away While Crossing Flooded Drain In Madhya Pradesh, 9 Dead
Villagers, risking their own lives, tied ropes and launched a rescue operation, managing to pull out some of the passengers, police said.
"Use Of Force Against Protesting Students In Jharkhand Wrong": Rahul Gandhi
Police used water cannons, lobbed tear gas shells, and lathi-charged job aspirants as they breached barricades and closed in on Jharkhand Assembly premises, protesting alleged irregularities in recruitment exams.
The Big Winners At IAA Leadership Awards 2026
The 2026 edition was built around the idea of balance, honouring leaders who have managed to navigate complexity, adapt to change and juggle competing priorities while still making a genuine impact.
Students Protest Outside Mizoram Public Service Commission In Aizawl, Demand Recruitment Reforms
MPSC is not trying to create difficulties for job applicants, but is trying to make the recruitment process fair, transparent, said the commission.
3 Girls Die, 1 Critical After Snake Bites 6 At Maharashtra School Hostel
The incident occurred in the early hours of Monday, when a snake bit six students sleeping in the hostel of a primary-secondary residential school in Gadchiroli's Japtalai village.
Delhi Woman Says Rapido Rider Arrived In Car Despite Booking Bike, Asked Her To Get In: "Was Scary"
The man reportedly told her that his bike had broken down and that he had come in a car instead. He then asked her to get into the vehicle.
"My Head Is Bleeding": Student Protester Injured In Police Lathicharge In Jharkhand
The government has held several rounds of talks with the demonstrators, but failed to break the deadlock.
Soldier Strangles 7-Month-Pregnant Wife Over Affair, Told Family She Fell
The victim's brother has alleged the accused called the family at around 3 pm last Thursday and claimed his wife, Deepali, had slipped at their home.
How Phone Tracking Helped Delhi Police Arrest Wanted Man On The Run For 12 Years
He said success came after the Crime Branch recently took over the case and tracked his mobile number.
Single Word In A Diary Reunites Missing UP Man With Family After 10 Years
Although the police tried repeatedly to find out where the man was from and how long he had been in Almora, he was unable to communicate anything
NEET UG Paper Leak: Court Rejects Accused's Plea For Polygraph, Brain-Mapping Tests
The agency has also frozen several bank accounts, bank lockers and a demat account as part of its investigation into the alleged money trail.
He Raised 4 Children Alone. When He Died, None Of Them Came to Say Goodbye
Ghanshyam died on August 4, 2026. The old-age home informed his family and repeatedly tried to persuade them to come to Bhopal. They responded with excuses.
Turbulence Or Something Else? Probe Widens In Air India 300-Foot Plunge Case
In a note by the Civil Aviation Ministry on the incident that happened while the plane was flying over Odisha, the word "turbulence" was missing
Doctors Reattach 18-Year-Old's Completely Amputated Hand In 7-Hour Surgery In Ghaziabad
Doctors first repaired and stabilised the fractured wrist bones before using microsurgical techniques to reconnect the arteries and veins. They then repaired the tendons, nerves and damaged soft tissue.
Man Arrested For Sexually Harassing Girl, 9, Dies By Suicide In UP Police Station
Rajendra Prasad, a 62-year-old resident of Sindhar village, had been taken into custody by police on Sunday, Additional Superintendent of Police (Rural) Dr Arvind Kumar said.
Rajya Sabha Passes Bill To Recognise Digital Bank Records As Evidence
The legislation sought to replace the 135-year-old Bankers' Books Evidence Act of 1891 and align the legal framework governing financial evidence with contemporary digital banking practices.
Ex-Armyman Killed, 2 Injured In Wrong-Side Hit-And-Run, SUV Abandoned
The driver abandoned the Mahindra XUV at some distance from the accident site and fled, officials said.
