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'Political Change In Bengal Unlike Any Since Independence': Amit Shah
Shah virtually laid the foundation stone of the world's largest curd production plant coming up in Howrah from the Biswa Bangla Convention Centre in eastern Kolkata's New Town area.
Sonam Wangchuk's Wife Says He Will End Fast. But There Are 2 Conditions
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"No Permission": Prohibitory Orders Imposed Ahead Of Planned Parliament March
The prohibitory order under Section 163 BNSS (formerly Section 144 CrPC) is currently in effect in the New Delhi district, according to the DCP's post.
No Warning Sign, Delhi Woman Killed As Concrete Slab Machine Falls On Her
The victim, Manju, was passing by the site when the machine suddenly collapsed, killing her on the spot, they said.
School Assembly News Headlines (July 20): Top National, International, Sports News
Check today's top headlines from major national decisions and weather crises to World Cup drama and education updates.
IPS Trainee Accused Of Groping, Sexually Harassing Colleague, Case Filed
The accused allegedly abused her using offensive language and subjected her to mental harassment.
Centre To Table Bill To Make "Insult" To 'Vande Mataram' Criminal Offence
The Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026, has been listed in the agenda of the Rajya Sabha for Monday, with Home Minister Amit Shah set to introduce the bill.
Man Stabs Wife To Death With Scissors In Delhi, Arrested From Moradabad
A complaint of murder was lodged with the Seelmapur police station on Thursday as the victim's family claimed that the woman was killed in a cold-blooded manner by her husband after a bitter fight.
FIFA World Cup Final: Kerala Schools, Colleges To Remain Closed Tomorrow
The decision was taken following directions from Chief Minister VD Satheesan after thousands of football enthusiasts, particularly students, appealed through social media for a holiday.
STEM Enrolment Crosses 1 Crore Mark, Women's Share Rises To 44%: Government Report
A total of 55,55,120 students are enrolled in Science at UG, PG, Integrated, MPhil, PhD levels with 54.6 per cent female.
16 Killed In Rain-Related Incidents Amid Monsoon Fury In North, East India
Jammu and Kashmir was the worst hit, with at least 11 people killed and several others missing after torrential rains triggered landslides and flash floods in the twin border districts of Poonch and Rajouri, prompting a multi-agency rescue operation.
Wife, Son Not Home, Man Sexually Assaults Teen Daughter In Delhi
The survivor alleged that on July 7, her father came to their residence when her mother and brother were not at home and established forcible physical relations with her against her will.
"Sorry, Papa": BTech Topper Dies By Suicide After Failing To Secure Job
Police broke open the door and recovered the body along with a handwritten five-line note.
3 Arrested In Ayodhya For Eating Meat, Drinking Alcohol On River Boat
The arrested men, Lavkush Nishad, Jitendra Nishad, and Rajkumar Nishad, were accused by the police of undermining the faith of the devotees who consider the river holy.
Delhi Man, 20, Stabbed To Death By Mob, 2 Cops Who Tried To Save Him Injured
A team from the local police station found the victim, Irfan, in an injured state in B block of the locality.
NTA Says Viral NEET Re-Exam OMR Was AI-Generated, Rejects Mix-Up Claim
The agency siad that the genuine OMR sheet and the annotated forensic comparison are available for inspection by any competent authority seeking to examine the matter.
Goa BJP MLA And Ex-State Minister Jennifer Monseratte Dies At 56
Chief Minister Pramod Sawant expressed grief at the demise of his party colleague, who represented the Taleigao assembly constituency in North Goa district.
Air India Group To Restore Full Middle East Network This Winter: Nipun Aggarwal
He said the airline's biggest challenge during the recent tensions in the Middle East was not a fall in passenger demand but operational restrictions caused by airspace closures.
