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Ghaziabad Boy, 17, Dies After Assault Over Road Rage Incident, 2 Arrested
The victim was returning home with his friends on a motorcycle after visiting a swimming pool on the Behta Hajipur canal road on Monday when the two-wheeler collided with a car near the Indraprastha Gas Plant crossing.
Criminal Attacks Senior Gujarat Cop With Knife, Gets Shot In Leg
The senior police officer drew his service weapon and fired a shot into the suspect's leg. He sustained a minor injury in the knife attack.
"We'll Die Inside": 3 Deaths Reveal Depth Of Delhi's Manual Scavenging Crisis
Three people, the factory owner Suraj Marwah and contractors Jayant and Neeraj have been arrested. A case has been filed under the Manual Scavenging Act and the SC/ST Act.
No Withdrawal Of 52 Criminal Cases, Court Puts Karnataka Decision On Hold
The petition challenging the Cabinet's May 27 decision was filed by advocate and activist Girish Bhardwaj, who has said that the order is a "significant reaffirmation of the rule of law"
On-Duty Paramilitary Soldier Dies By Suicide With Service Revolver In Delhi
Narsi Lal Yadav, while on duty, allegedly used his service weapon to shoot himself and died on the spot.
3 Chinese Nationals Held At Delhi Airport For Carrying Rs 19 Lakh Undeclared Cash
The passengers, bound for Shanghai, were handed over to Customs authorities for further investigation.
Prashant Kishor May Contest Bihar Bypoll, Decision Soon: Sources
A crucial meeting of Jan Suraaj will be held on July 4, where a final decision regarding his candidacy is expected to be made.
App On, E-Rickshaw Off: Bizarre Prank Plays Out In Delhi, Minister Responds
Videos of people using the app to stop e-rickshaws remotely have gone viral across social media platforms.
Kerala Villagers Mourn Death Of Lakshmi, A Wild Elephant They Called Family
Residents of Chandroth Unnathi, a tribal settlement near Chekadi in Wayanad's Pulpally, are mourning the death of a 70-year-old female wild elephant they lovingly named Lakshmi.
Air India Cuts Fuel Surcharge On Some Routes, Including Europe, North America
The surcharge has been reduced to $200 from $280 along North American and Australian routes and to $125 from $205 on European routes.
CBSE Chief Prashant Sitaram Appointed Additional Secretary In Home Ministry
Sitaram, a 2001 batch IAS officer, was appointed CBSE chairperson last month after the incumbent was shifted out amid the On-Screen Marking (OSM) system row.
Strong Indicators Show India's Economic Resilience Amid Global Uncertainty
Showing India's growth momentum, the nation's GDP, one of the most important economic indicators, grew by 7.7 per cent in financial year 2025-26, reaffirming its position as the world's fastest-growing major economy.
Gun, Bullet Found In Metro Passenger's Bag At Delhi's Mandi House
The police are currently trying to ascertain the motive behind the accused attempting to enter the metro with the weapon and how he had acquired it.
MLA Disqualified, Bypoll In Madhya Pradesh's Datia To See Prestige Fight
Within the Congress, intense discussions are in progress over the choice of candidate. The strongest buzz surrounds Arjun Bharti, son of disqualified former MLA Rajendra Bharti
After WhatsApp, Centre Sends Notices To Telegram, Signal Over Usernames: Sources
The government is concerned that with the introduction of usernames -- meant to keep phone numbers private -- there will be a spurt in online impersonation, fraud and digital arrests.
"They Are Using Ethanol In Racing Cars": Oil Minister Hardeep Puri
Puri defended the government's push towards greater biofuel blending while addressing the heavy financial toll on oil marketing companies amid recent global crude price volatility triggered by the Middle East crisis.
Trees Cut, Ponds Destroyed In Key Kerala Reserve, High Court Takes Note
The environmental damage centres on nearly 300 acres of cardamom patta land at Goodanpara Estate, where forest officials say large-scale tree cutting and excavation were carried out under the guise of developing cardamom plantations.
India, Japan Vibrant Democracies With Shared Values: Envoy Nagma Mallick
The envoy said during India and Japan's bilateral engagements, "our two sides will hold discussions to deepen our economic partnership to mutual benefit".
Chinese Presence Growing In Indo-Pacific, India-Japan Ties Closer: Experts
In a discussion with NDTV today, India's former Ambassador to Japan Sujan R Chinoy said while China is a global power in terms of economy, it is not quite there yet in terms of military power.
