Heavy Rain In Delhi NCR Causes Waterlogging
Moderate to heavy rain hit Delhi and NCR areas, causing waterlogging and reduced visibility in several locations. Areas affected include Janpath, ITO, Minto Road, and
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Haryana: 3 Gangsters Killed In Police Encounter
Haryana police, in a joint operation with Delhi Police, killed three gangsters Ashish Kalu, Vicky Ridhana, and Sunny Gujjar. This took place in an encounter
Supreme Court On Staying Bail Orders
The Supreme Court emphasized that courts should refrain from staying bail orders mechanically and without reason. The bench stated that such relief should only be
Odisha: Raj Bhawan Employee Alleges Assault By Governor’s Son
Baikuntha Pradhan, an Assistant Section Officer at Raj Bhawan in Puri, Odisha, alleged that he was assaulted by Governor Raghubar Das’s son, Lalit Kumar, and
NDA Wins Maharashtra Legislative Council Elections
The NDA-led Mahayuti alliance won all nine contested seats out of the 11. This follows the impressive performance of the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) alliance
FIR Against Parents Of Trainee IAS Puja Khedkar
Pune police registered an FIR against Manorama and Dilip Khedkar. This comes after a viral video showed Manorama threatening farmers with a pistol in Mulshi
Delhi HC Denies Bail To Bibhav Kumar In Swati Maliwal Case
Delhi High Court rejected bail for Bibhav Kumar, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s personal assistant, in the assault case involving Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal. Justice
Boulder Kills One In Taxi During Sikkim Landslide
On Friday, a fatal incident occurred when a taxi travelling on National Highway-10 from Lingi to Singtam in Sikkim’s Gangtok was struck by a large
India’s Population To Peak At 1.7 Billion By 2060s: Report
India’s population is predicted to peak at 1.7 billion in the early 2060s before declining by 12%, according to a United Nations report. Despite the
Centre Declares June 25 As ‘Samvidhaan Hatya Diwas’
The BJP-led Central government declared June 25 as “Samvidhaan Hatya Diwas” to mark the Emergency imposed by Indira Gandhi’s Congress government in 1975, which suspended