India
Harsh Vardhan Writes to Prasad, Gehlot for Amending Discriminatory Laws Against People Affected by Leprosy
In his letter to Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and Social Justice and Empowerment Minister Thaawarchand Gehlot, Vardhan requested them take initiatives to amend the laws at a time the country is marking 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.
Chhota Rajan Gets 8 Years Jail Term on Charges of Attempt to Murder Mumbai Hotelier
Hotelier B R Shetty was shot at in suburban Andheri when he was going to meet his friend in October 2012.
Barricades Removed in Srinagar's Commercial Hub Lal Chowk
Though restrictions were lifted in several places, the deployment of security forces continued to ensure law and order.
3 NIA Officers Transferred for 'Demanding' Bribe from Businessman to Exempt Him in Hafiz Saeed Case
The SP, who was investigating the Falah-i-Insaniyat Foundation (FIF) case, had earlier been involved in the crucial Samjhauta blast and Ajmer Sharif terror cases.
Retd Professor Moves Madras HC Seeking Directive to Demolish Vedanta's Sterlite Plant in Tuticorin
Fatima, the 65-year-old petitioner, submitted that though over a year had passed, no steps have been taken to restore the area and re-mediate the damage caused to the environment.
Ex-MPs Directed to Vacate Official Bungalows in Lutyens' Delhi; Water, Power Supplies to be Snapped
C R Patil, Chairman of the Lok Sabha Housing Committee, said the panel called a meeting on Monday where it was decided that in three days, power, water and gas connections will be snapped.
Expelled Kerala Nun Says She Was Locked in Her Convent, Seeks Cop Help
After realising that the convent's door was locked, Sister Lucy Kalapura informed police who then called the church superior and the door was opened subsequently. After that, she went to church to attend the mass.
Ground Penetrating Radars Being Used to Locate Bodies in Kerala as Landslides Wipe Out 2 Villages; Toll Reaches 121
A team of experts from Hyderabad started the search operations at the two villages with GPR, which will help detect bodies buried under mounds of earth.
Day After Being Restored, Mobile Internet Services Snapped Again in 5 Jammu Districts
Rumours about reimposition of section 144 and closure of schools are absolutely baseless, District Development Commissioner said, adding that all schools in the district will function normally on Monday.
Kamal Nath's Nephew, Four Other Moser Baer Directors Booked in Multi-crore Bank Fraud Case
The company is involved in the manufacture of optical storage media like compact discs, DVDs, solid state storage devices.
No Plan to Increase Retirement Age of Supreme Court, High Court Judges: Govt in RTI Reply
At present, Supreme Court judges retire at the age of 65 whereas high court judges demit offices at 62. The superannuation ages of these judges have been fixed under the pertinent provisions of the Constitution.
Kajari Teej 2019: Date, Time and Rituals of the Shravan Festival
Women observe fast on Kajari Teej which is known as Kajari Teej Vrat and listen to 'Kajari Teej Katha'. In some communities women end their fast by eating sattu (a sweet made from chana dal) or fruits after worshipping the moon.
PM Modi Holds Talks with Bhutanese Counterpart as Two Countries Sign 10 MoUs
PM Modi inaugurated Mangdechhu hydroelectric power plant and also launched stamps to commemorate five decades of India-Bhutan Hydropower cooperation.
Woman Arrested at Delhi Airport for 'Links' with Pro-Khalistan Group
Kaur was wanted in connection with her alleged links with the US-based pro-Khalistan group — the Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) — which had been pushing for 'Referendum 2020' as part of its separatist agenda, police said.
Lucky Saturday for Chennai Residents as Many Get Free Metro Ride. Thanks to Server Glitch
When passengers could not be issued tokens after fare collection due to the glitch, the authorities allowed passengers to proceed with their onward journey sans the usual tickets or smart cards.
Delhi Agencies on Alert as Yamuna Continues to Flow Near Warning Level
The Delhi agencies are closely monitoring the situation and preparations are being made to deal with the flood-like situation.