India
Delhi Pollution Levels Peak on Diwali Day, Air Quality Expected to Turn 'Severe' in Many Parts
A thin layer of toxic haze hung over Delhi in the morning and the overall air quality index stood at 313 at 9 am. It continued its upward trend and was recorded at 337 at 1 pm.
Ayodhya Lights Over 4 Lakh Diyas on Diwali Eve at Ram Ki Paidi, Finds Spot in Guinness World Records
UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who had earlier declared the ceremony as a state event, personally supervised the arrangements for days before the festival of lights.
Talks Between JAC & Govt Fail to Bring Telangana RTC Impasse to an End as Employees Demand Merger
While the government is ready to talk on 21 demands, the JAC has vouched to stick to its 26 demands, including the demand for merger of TSRTC with the state government.
2-year-old Boy Stuck in Tamil Nadu Borewell Slips Down Further as Rescue Operations Continue
Rescue efforts were being carried out since Friday evening by the fire service department and others.
'I Will Fight for Justice': DK Shivakumar Accorded Grand Welcome by Supporters in Bengaluru
The 57-year-old Vokkaliga strong man, who has his own support base in parts of old Mysuru region of Bengaluru Rural, Ramanagara, Mandya and the neighbouring areas, was greeted by supporters with flowers, crackers and a mammoth apple garland upon his arriv...
Days after Kamlesh Tiwari's Murder, Wife Kiran to Become New Hindu Samaj Party Chief
Kamlesh Tiwari was shot dead by two assailants inside his office in Khurshidbagh area of Lucknow on October 18.
Mild Tremors Felt After Earthquake of Magnitude 2.7 Hits Maharashtra's Palghar
The district experienced at least six tremors in the duration of 40 minutes a couple of days ago.
'Regret Joining Politics...' Bengal Man Acquitted of Trying to Kill Mamata Finds Purpose in At-Risk Youth
The former CPI(M) youth wing leader has also been in touch with a doctor and psychiatrist for the rehabilitation of teen drug abuse victims.
Lightbulb Sun: How IIT-Kharagpur's Invention Can Light up Villages With Pinch of Salt, Piece of Cloth
The method, that aims to fulfill power requirements through nanoscale energy harvesting, is cheaper than solar panels and sources energy through clothes put up for drying in open spaces.
Naraka Chaturdashi: Tithi, Shubh Muhurat, Puja Vidhi for Choti Diwali
Naraka Chaturdashi is celebrated on the Chaturdashi or the 14th day of Krishna Paksha in the Hindu month of Ashwin. It is the second day of Deepavali/Diwali.
Swathi Murder Case: Madras HC Dismisses Plea by Father of Accused to Stall Release of Film Based on Incident
Swathi was hacked to death, allegedly by Ramkumar, an engineering graduate, while she was waiting to board a train at a platform of Nungambakkam suburban railway station to her workplace on the city outskirts, an incident which was caught on CCTV.
Madras HC Impleads Income Tax Department in NEET Impersonation Scam Case
The Madras HC impleaded the Director of Income Tax (Investigation), New Delhi, as a party respondent to the proceedings related to impersonation in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for medical admissions.
Trump Worried About India-Pakistan Tensions, Wants Islamabad to Take ‘Irreversible Steps’
A US State Department official said the Howdy Modi event in Houston in September demonstrated a very close partnership and friendship that the US has with India.
Private School Refunds Money Taken from EWS Category Student for Books, Uniform: DCPCR
The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights said it had received a complaint from the father of a class one student, alleging that his son had been denied free books and uniforms by the school.
'Seen Progress': US Hails Restoration of Postpaid Services in Kashmir, Seeks 'Roadmap' for Normalcy
The US said that it remains 'deeply concerned' about the situation in the Valley since the revocation of Jammu and Kashmir's special status and the subsequent decision to 'detain political leaders without charge' and restrict communications.
Dhanteras 2019: This Diwali, Spend Smartly on Gold to Make Most of Your Money
On Dhanteras, Hindu devotees consider buying precious metals, especially gold, as auspicious, which is why people queue up at gold shops to buy ornaments, bars and coins.