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Can K'taka Cope With Rapidly Rising Cases?

Its corona testing is still lower than other states with smaller populations

Special Forces Descend On Ladakh

Soldiers told about roles they have to assume if the hostilities at LAC escalate any further

US Records 55K Cases In One Day

The daily U.S. tally stood at 55,274 late Thursday, topping the previous single-day record of 54,771 set by Brazil on June 19.

World Archery Funds Two Indian Bowmen

The World Archery (WA) has come to the aid of two Indian compound archers Rajat Chauhan and Aman Saini by shortlisting the duo among 35 archers and para-archers worldwide who are in a financial slump due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Cong Lashes Out At PM For Not Naming China

Congress has once again targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not naming China in his speech.

How More Hotels & Restaurants In City Are Trying To Unlock

A worker wearing a face mask waits for customers in a restaurant in Delhi.

India Turns To Russia To Add Air Firepower

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) on Thursday approved the proposal for procurement of 21 MiG-29s along with a proposal to upgrade the Indian Air Force’s existing MiG-29 aircraft. In addition, the MoD has also given the green light to the procurement of 12 Su-30 MKI aircraft.

28 Join Shivraj Sarkar Scindia Drives Hard Bargain

BJP MP’s 22 loyalists dominate Cabinet; Uma Bharti ‘angry on no caste balance’

India, China To Hold Regular Diplomatic Meets To Solve Issues

India and China will be holding more regular meetings at the foreign ministry level under the framework of Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination (WMCC) on India-China Border Affairs. While no date has been fixed, India Today TV has learnt that the next WMCC virtual meeting will be held soon.

Indians Stranded In Delhi's Aviation Quarrel With UAE

But, interestingly, the flights from India and UAE fly empty. So, where did the problem arise?

Team Shah Boosts War On Virus

Home Minister emphasises on more rapid tests as well as early hospitalisation

Minor Survives Attack That Kills His Grandfather

Heartbreaking images of a 3-year-old boy sitting on the motionless body of his grandfather in Kashmir’s Sopore has emerged from an encounter site.

Movie Halls Await A New Normal

Social distancing, PPE kits, popcorn in paper bags will rule theatres once they reopen biz

16 Bihar Regiment, At Forefront Of Galwan Faceoff, Gets New Chief

The Indian Army’s 16 Bihar regiment, which was at the front during the brutal Galwan Valley clash on June 15, has a new Commanding Officer.

Fighters At Home

Every home in this remote village at the LAC has men in Army, with many posted in Galwan

Govt Tells Priyanka To Leave Lodhi Estate Bungalow By Aug 1

Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has been asked to vacate her government bungalow in New Delhi by August 1.

‘Vaccine Must Be Cheap, Universal'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday reviewed India's preparations for vaccinating the country's vast population against coronavirus once a vaccine is available and asserted that vaccination must be affordable and universal.

‘Caller From Karachi' Threatens To Blow Up Mumbai's Taj Hotels

Security beefed up at two hotels; police are tracing origin of the calls

Some Common Haircare Myths Busted

A celebrity hairstylist discusses everything from the best cure for an oily scalp to effective prevention for frizz and split ends

Xi Jinping Signs New Contentious Hong Kong Law

China calls it a sword hanging over the heads of ‘lawbreakers’

Decoding The App Ban Growth Plans Go Astray For Chinese Firms

With their apps losing millions of users in India, parent companies may even see a decline in valuation

Plasma Bank Will Start Soon In City

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday announced setting up of a ‘plasma bank’ for treatment of Covid-19 patients in the national Capital, and said it will start operating in the next two days.

‘No Credit, No Politics, We Want To Save Lives' - Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi CM

With cases mounting in Delhi, Kejriwal says everyone has to work together as corona fight is too big for any single govt to handle

India's First Vaccine By Bharat Biotech Gets Nod For Human Trials

The country's ‘first’ indigenous COVID-19 vaccine COVAXIN, developed by Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech in collaboration with ICMR and NIV, has got the nod for human clinical trials from the Drug Controller General of India, the company said on Monday.

Locals Caught In Lac ‘Crossfire'

Movement & communication curbed in Leh after massive military build-up

Migrants Stream Back To Mumbai To Reboot Lives

A jam-packed Mahanagari Express left from Varanasi for Mumbai on Sunday. The train arrived at Kalyan junction on Monday afternoon and migrants who had left the city during the lockdown returned in search of livelihood once again.

New Tax Regime Comes Into Force

Exempts conveyance allowance from income-tax net

India, China Agree To Hold Weekly Talks For Resolving Border Row

India and China have agreed to hold weekly talks in the Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination (WMCC) meeting to resolve the ongoing dispute in Eastern Ladakh after the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) amassed over 10,000 troops along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) there.

Border Build-Up

Deployment of troops in Ladakh doubles as China tries status quo change at LAC

City Market Bodies Offer Rental Relief To Harried Tenants

With the Covid-19 pandemic leading to the closures of markets in the National Capital, it has become difficult for tenants across the city to be able to pay the rent of their shops.