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The DMK will protest across Tamil Nadu after a contentious Assembly exchange over Vijay’s remarks about Stalin.
The Supreme Court has sought the Centre’s response on stronger safeguards, parental oversight and platform accountability to protect children online.
After losing their 18-year-old son Arpit Jai in Delhi’s deadly PG collapse, his parents donated his corneas, offering others the gift of sight amid their grief.
DIAL says misleading posts exaggerated waterlogging, falsely claimed disruption and circulated old Dubai Airport footage.
SC to examine marital rape laws, stressing marriage does not remove women’s personal autonomy.
CJP’s Ashutosh Ranka flags falling roofs, alleged student risks and demands urgent government intervention.
MP interns secured a 50% stipend hike as two cops faced action after protest clashes.
A red warning label could soon change how Indians see packaged food, but the numbers behind it are already sparking a legal battle.
Delhi traffic restrictions begin as BRICS leaders arrive; commuters must plan routes and allow extra travel time.
Three newborns died as an inquiry exposed serious fire safety, equipment maintenance and supervisory failures.
Fifteen workers were rescued after a construction slab collapsed in Gandhinagar, leaving 12 hospitalised.
Opposition alleges new mining law threatens Odisha’s revenue, federal rights, tribal interests and mineral resources.
Dhirendra Shastri’s appeal against non-vegetarian food during Durga Puja has triggered political backlash in Bengal.
The 20-year-old law student denied allegations of provoking fellow students, while the notice was later revoked by police.
One person was killed and four injured after a commercial oxygen cylinder exploded at a godown in Delhi’s Okhla Phase-I.
India supported a UN push for more accurate world maps while clarifying that its vote does not endorse any specific projection or alter its territorial position.
Swelling rivers and record-breaking water levels submerge hundreds of villages across 13 districts in Bihar, triggering downstream alerts and massive relief mobilisations.
A fatal neighbourhood dispute has sparked fresh concerns over the safety of Northeast Indians in Delhi.
Former IAS officer Rakesh Mehta helped transform Delhi’s power, transport, civic systems before 2010 Commonwealth Games.
Iran calls it a capture; Washington says the defective drone carried no sensitive technology.
India’s ice cream market is heading for expansion, but the bigger story is who wants a share of it.
Trader dies after alleged assault over public urination as CCTV footage helps police trace four suspects.
India’s crude basket has crossed $106 a barrel, putting fresh pressure on oil companies, and imports.
Sudhanshu’s arrest deepens the probe into unsafe construction, extra floors and accountability after seven deaths.
Vantara, translating to 'Star Of The Forest,' is located within Reliance's Jamnagar Refinery Complex, also known as the Green Belt Of Gujarat. The Vantara ecosystem encompasses a 3,000-acre Elephant Centre, which serves as the residence for over 200 rescued elephants.