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AAP Gives Sisodia Clean Chit Claims

ED 'Cancelled' Raid At Residence 'Fearing Humiliation'

It's Impressive Rishi Got Over 40% Of Vote: PIO Tory Councillor

Anger exploded in some Indian diaspora WhatsApp groups over former finance minister Rishi Sunak's loss in the Tory leadership race, with members saying the results demonstrated racism in the UK.

Kohli's ‘Happy Space'

Having Introspected On His Recent Struggles With Form, The Star Batter Now Seems Calmer, More Accepting. He Also Seems Closer To Rediscovering His Groove, Which Is Good News For Team India...

LOOKING FOR BOWLER NO. 6

India Need To Find Enough Bowling Options For Do-Or-Die Game Against Lanka

Fasten Rear Seat Belts

Mistry’s and many other tragic road accident deaths remind us not to ignore a basic safety measure

Gasastrophe

EU, UK paying for overusing sanctions. India’s free of those problems. But total govt debt needs a look

'What happens after you elope? The mundanity of living this grand love requires recalibration

Three couples elope, each of them running from families because of their caste, religion and sexuality respectively. But what happens after they ride off into the sunset? Author Mansi Choksi’s debut book ‘The Newlyweds’ traces the ups and downs in the lives of these couples over several years. Choksi talks to Ketaki Desai about the realities of fighting for love while still aching for familial approval:

PM Of The Uneasy Kingdom

Liz Truss's boosterism won't help a Britain that matters less globally & is crisis-hit at home

Priti Patel to resign as home secretary

Priti Patel said on Monday that she will stand down as UK home secretary, or interior minister, once Liz Truss formally takes over as the country's PM.

Truss: Thatcher acolyte eyeing to rebuild UK

UK's 3rd Female PM Shouted 'Maggie. Out' As Child. Now She's Expected To Be Next 'Iron Lady'

300 units of power free, LPG at ₹500: Rahul in Guj

Congress's Gujarat poll campaign got off to a sop-laden start on Monday, with Rahul Gandhi seemingly tapping into rival AAP's template to roll out promises like 300 free units of electricity to every household, besides farm-loan waivers of up to Rs 3 lakh and LPG at Rs 500 a cylinder.

Govt issues notice to Wikipedia as Arshdeep's page tampered with

Wrongful Edits Removed In Minutes: Wiki

Met dept advances normal range for rainfall by 10 years

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has revised its 'normal' rainfall mark this year, which will be based on the long-period average of the past 50 years (1971-2020). The previous normal was based on the long-period average of 1961-2010.

Expert Panel Denies Nod To Expand Okhla Waste Plant

Calls Plan Premature, Says Facility Too Close To Residential Areas

No Barricade Will Be Left Unmanned, Cops Tell HC

Report Violations By Dialling 112 or Tagging Police On Social Media

Sisodia: Hang me if providing facilities to schools is corruption

"If building more classrooms, toilets, AC auditoriums at schools and providing students with facilities is corruption, you can hang me, I am ready to go behind the bars," deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia said at the State Teachers' Award event on Monday.

'CBI Officer Who Died By Suicide Was Being Pressured To Fix Me'

Sisodia Demands Inquiry By Retired SC Judge Claim mischievous

LG Sues AAP, 5 Leaders For 'False & Malicious' Charge

Party Says If He Is Clean, He Should Face CBI Investigation

Level Playing Field

UGC must give Indian universities the same freedoms it’s planning to give foreign universities

Brace For A Bleak Winter, Zelensky Warns Europe

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has told Europeans to expect a difficult winter as the Russian assault on his country leads to cuts in oil and gas exports by Moscow. Zelensky was speaking on Saturday night after Moscow shut down a main pipeline that supplies Russian gas to the continent. “Russia is preparing a decisive energy blow on all Europeans for this winter,” he said in his daily video address.

The Chairman Who Kept A Low Profile

As Tatas’ chief Cyrus Mistry was careful and cautious, more a manager than a visionary

Bittersweet Pills

A simpler drug regime should mean better TB outcomes not another missed opportunity

The Next Chapter

India’s GDP will keep growing but the real challenge is to make many hundred million Indians prosperous

Beyond The Fifth Place

India’s economic future is bright, both in terms of growth and equity, argues the I&B Minister

NAWAZ STUNS INDIA

Left-Arm Spinner’s Assault With Bat After Frugal Bowling Spell Overshadows Kohli’s Knock As Pak Win Thriller

Russia's unfounded claims of secret US bioweapons linger on and on

The US secretly manufactured biological weapons in Ukraine. It trained birds to carry viruses into Russia. It created Covid-19. It operated laboratories in Nigeria that engineered this year's outbreak of monkeypox.

Truss or Sunak? UK set to get new PM today

Both Candidates Pledge To Tackle Energy Crisis As Bills Soar

Biden an 'enemy of state': Trump slams prez speech

Donald Trump branded Joe Biden an "enemy of the state" Saturday as he hit back at the US president's assertion that the Republican and his supporters are undermining American democracy, and slammed last month's FBI raid of his Florida home.

My job would be to support next govt even if I lose, says Rishi Sunak

EARLY SIGNS? This is being seen as the first sign that even Sunak believes he may not have got enough votes to clinch the Tory leadership election

Suella Braverman as home secy in place of Priti Patel in Truss cabinet?

Indian-origin Suella Braverman is likely to be the only British politician of Indian heritage in the new cabinet, if UK media speculations are to be believed that foreign secretary Liz Truss is on course to be elected Conservative Party leader and British PM on Monday.