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Manipur Doctor Averts Mid-Air Medical Emergency On Tokyo-Delhi Flight: "Crew Appeared In Panic"
The aircraft landed safely in New Delhi, with the passenger reported to be in stable condition.
On Middle East Crisis And LPG, 2 Top Congress Leaders Ditch Party Line
Earlier, Congress's Shashi Tharoor and Manish Tewari had deviated from the party stand regarding the war in the Middle-East.
Centre Puts Order Mandating 60% Free Flight Seats On Hold
Centre Puts Order Mandating 60% Free Flight Seats On Hold
Himanta Sarma Slams 'Gen-Z' Candidate Kunki Chowdhury's Party Over Mother's Insta Post
Himanta Biswa Sarma claimed that she had posted photos of consuming beef on Instagram and made a remark that, according to him, challenged Sanatan Dharma.
Pak Gangster Among 2 Charged For Grenade Attack On Punjab YouTuber's House
The National Investigation Agency (NIA), which took over the case from the Punjab Police last December, has named Shehzad as an absconder in the supplementary chargesheet filed before a special court, an official statement said.
'BJP Against Infiltrators, Not Indigenous Muslims': Amit Shah In Assam
The Home Minister was seeking support for ruling ally Asom Gana Parishad (AGP)'s Keshab Mahanta, who is also a senior minister in the state government.
Election Commission Hands Over Malda Case To Anti-Terror Agency NIA
The Election Commission of India on Thursday handed over the probe into the gherao of the seven judicial officers in West Bengal's Malda district to the NIA, following a Supreme Court directive.
Sandeep Rai Rathore Appointed As Tamil Nadu Top Cop Ahead Of Polls
Sandeep Rai Rathore, a 1992 batch IPS officer, has been appointed as the new DGP and HoPF ahead of the April 23 Assembly election to the state. Previously, he was DGP Training, Chennai.
Why Iran's Retaliation Is Being Aimed At US-Armed Gulf States
The United States dominates as the primary arms supplier across much of the Gulf.
Mock Drills Held Across Delhi To Deal With Disasters, War-Like Situations
From shopping malls in North and Old Delhi and from hospitals to schools and District Management offices, the mock drills underscored the government's efforts to strengthen civil defence mechanisms.
After Malda Incident, Form 6 Row, Voter Roll Revision Dominates Bengal Polls
Over the last 48 hours, three incidents centering the SIR process has erupted in three parts of the state. One of these has even had ripples in the Supreme Court.
"Illegal": Supreme Court Slams Rajasthan For Denotifying Chambal Sanctuary Land
The National Chambal Sanctuary, also called the National Chambal Gharial Wildlife Sanctuary, is a 5,400 sq km tri-state protected area.
Bhagwan Mann Inaugurates Hospital In Punjab Village, To Benefit 50,000 People
During his visit, Bhagwant Mann also interacted with patients and their families at the hospital, inquiring about their well-being and reviewing the facilities on the ground.
Russian Deputy PM Meets PM Modi, Discuss Trade, Economic Ties
The prime minister also extended warm greetings to Vladimir Putin and said he looked forward to their continued exchanges.
Shunned By Ministers, 'Jinxed' Delhi Bungalow To Be Disaster Management HQ
Top officials indicated the move is part of a broader push to put underutilised government properties to productive use, while strengthening Delhi's disaster preparedness infrastructure.
School Assembly News Headlines (April 03): Top National, World, Sports Updates
School Assembly News Headlines (April 03): Stay updated and be ready to share your thoughts in the morning with these School Assembly News Headlines.
Bengaluru Builder Steps On Wife's Neck And Kills Her, Arrested
The couple had got into an argument over money set aside for household expenses.
After AAP Demotion, Raghav Chadha Posts Video Of Issues Raised In Parliament
Raghav Chadha's response was a video posted on his X account. The video featured him without making any reference to his removal or to any tensions with the party leadership.
Why Such Great Hurry: Congress Vs BJP In Parliament Over Women's Quota Bill
The Congress had objected to what it called a "great hurry" to pass the bill, with party chief Mallikarjun Kharge saying the rush appeared to be politically motivated
