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Rape Convict Ram Rahim Gets 21-Day Parole, 17th Since 2017 Conviction
Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh has been permitted to leave prison and travel to the Dera Sacha Sauda headquarters in Sirsa.
In UP, 2 Children Leave Home After Watching YouTube Secret House Challenge
Police and the 'Mission Shakti' team safely recovered both children within about two hours and handed them over to their families.
Ladakh Opens 2,000 Government Internships; Rs 5,000 Stipend, Applications Open
Ladakh Youth Internship 2026: Applications are open for 2,000 three-month internships across 25 government departments.
Gurugram Resident Spends 4 Hours For 8 km Trip Amid Heavy Rains: 'Still Have 2 km Left'
A Gurugram resident lamented that they spent four hours in traffic for an eight-kilometre round trip amid heavy rain.
Delhi University Elections 2026: ABVP Launches 'My DU, My Manifesto' Campaign
ABVP Delhi launched My DU, My Manifesto campaign to gather student issues before the Delhi University Students Union elections.
24-Year-Old Drowns In Gujarat Pond Where Brother Died 3 Months Ago
Emergency responders and local fire brigade personnel rushed to the scene upon receiving the alert and recovered his body after an extensive search operation.
Oil Tanker Hit By Unknown Projectile Off Oman In Hormuz: UK Maritime Agency
An oil tanker was struck by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz off the coast of Oman, causing damage but no casualties, the the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) said early Tuesday.
27 Students Fall Ill After Consuming Mid-Day Meal At Rajasthan School
According to officials, the children complained of headaches, dizziness, and vomiting shortly after eating the meal.
Trump Spoke With Pak Army Chief Last Week Ahead Of Iran Visit: Report
A source familiar with the conversation confirmed to CNN that Trump spoke with Munir last week and discussed Iran with the Pakistani Army chief.
BJP Says Will Contest All Seats In Punjab Assembly Polls, AAP Scoffs
Earlier this morning, BL Santosh was welcomed at Mohali airport by state BJP chief Sardar Kewal Singh Dhillon and Punjab co-incharge Sardar Narendra Singh Raina.
US Drops Syria From State Sponsor Of Terrorism List After Nearly 5 Decades
The US Department of State also revoked its designation of al-Nusrah Front -- also known as Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) -- as a global terrorist organisation.
15% Decline In Indian Students Seeking Undergraduate Courses In US: Report
The report recorded a 15 per cent decrease in applicants from India -- the top source for international students in the US.
36 Years On, Thane Man Wanted For Attacking Cricket Umpire With Bat Arrested
After nearly 36 years, the long arm of the law reached Pasi, now 55, currently living in the Mira Road area of neighbouring Thane and facing an attempt to murder charge.
Physical Abuse, Forced Smoking, Blackmail: Ragging Case At Gujarat Hostel
The complainant alleged that the senior students regularly beat his son with slippers and sticks, forced him to give body massages, perform chores, and forced him to smoke cigarettes while recording videos to blackmail him.
BJP, AAP's Sports Outreach In Big Gen Z Push In Punjab
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to interact with students on August 27 as part of the "Khelo India Samvad" programme
US Envoy Spotlights India's Expanding Role In Global Aerospace Manufacturing
Gor toured TLMAL's production line for empennages, or tail sections, of the C-130J Super Hercules.
CCTV Footage Surfaces Of MLA's Daughter Slapping Cop At Karnataka Temple
Aishwarya arrived at the temple for darshan and objected when she was not allowed in straightaway. The complaint states that she verbally abused the officer, slapped her, and obstructed her from carrying out her duties.
Class 9 Student Found Hanging In Karnataka School, Family Alleges Murder
The student studied at the Morarji Desai Residential School in Belagavi's Kudachi area.
EVMs Don't Have Internet, Bluetooth Or Wi-Fi, Says Poll Body Chief
In response to questions about EVMs, the poll body chief emphasised that public sector companies produce the machines used in India and are not connected to the internet or any wireless technologies.
