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Nails, marbles at blast site

Tamil Nadu started a terror investigation on Sunday after an LPG cylinder blast inside a moving car in front of a temple in Coimbatore.

VHP: Ram temple issue has outlived 'vote potential'

Counters Claim That PM's Visit Is Political

LSD toll in state is third after Rajasthan, Punjab

The number of lumpy skin disease cases in the state was rising due to climatic conditions, said an official from the state animal husbandry department. Now, with the withdrawal of the monsoon, the department expects the number of cases to drop within a week.

Robust sales add glitter to Diwali sparkle this yr

Cheer and gaiety enveloped homes and streets as most of Mumbai's 11 million population began celebrating the five-day festival of Diwali on the weekend.

Extended rains lead to spike in dengue and flu

In a pattern similar to the past one decade, the monsoon's retreat from the city was delayed this year too by nearly two weeks. The IMD's five-day forecast has indicated that dry weather conditions will continue in the city till October 27.

In unprecedented third term, Xi fills top team with acolytes

Beijing: China's Xi Jinping secured a precedent-breaking third leadership term on Sunday and introduced a top governing body stacked with loyalists, cementing his place as the country's most powerful ruler since Mao Zedong.

Kohli's back as king, lights up WC with cracker of an innings

Hits 'Best Knock' As India Beat Pak In Thriller

Family time is probably the best thing about the festive season: Aditya Roy Kapur

After a busy year, I am happy that I have some breathing space now, says Aditya

LOOKING FOR SILVER LINING

As Rain Takes Centrestage Ahead Of Big Match, India & Pak Work Overtime To Devise A Plan To Get On A Roll

Lack of express pace could be India’s Achilles heel

If you watched the Zimbabwe vs West Indies T20 WC Group 1 encounter earlier in the week and saw how West Indies pacer Alzarri Joseph pinned the Zimbabweans with hard lengths or searing toe-crushers, you would guess that quality pace is the currency to keep in the T20 World Cup.

China knows India reaction to misadventure, says Army

Homage Paid To Battle Of Namka Chu Bravehearts

Voices grow firmer against military & militancy in Swat Valley of Pakistan

PUSHBACK: People protest the killing of a school van driver by a gunman, in Mingora, Swat Valley, on October 11. Swat, a pre-Partition princely state, remained autonomous till 1969 when it was merged into Pakistan by Yahya Khan, just two years before East Pakistan became Bangladesh. It is still a tax-free zone.

Boris returns to UK from holiday as Rishi Sunak takes comfortable lead

‘I’m Up For It’, BoJo Tells Trade Minister

Jacqueline tried to flee India, says ED

Additional sessions judge Shailender Malik, however, extended the interim bail granted to the actor till November 10. The court was hearing a case related to the Rs 200-crore money laundering case involving conman Sukesh Chandrashekar.

Undercover agents in grooms’ guise bust green-card racket

Many Indians Caught In Ops By US Agencies

Trying to shield economy from global impact: PM

Hands Out Letters Of Appointment At ‘Rozgar Mela’

Finmin: Fresh inflation fears in ’23 if geopolitical rows intensify

‘Global Energy Prices, Supplies Cause Of Worry’

15 migrants heading home for Diwali die in MP mishap

Were Travelling 1.5k-km—Hyd To Gorakhpur

Unique case: ACB opposing its own probe, says judge

Following a complaint lodged by one Hemant Gawande, the Bund Garden police had submitted a closure report, saying no cognizable case had been made out. Later, Gawande filed a petition before the high court, which directed the additional DG to probe Khadse’s MIDC land deal.

Diwali Pahat now a heady confluence of silken sitars and guitars

Ten Diwali dawns ago, when there was more hair on Sagar Joshi's head than on his chin, his group of fellow goatee-sporting, kurta-and-denim-pairing college buddies had confused a bunch of cops, fire brigade officials, municipal workers, ajjis, kakas and pigeons among thousands of other early birds at Thane's clogged artery, Ram Maruti Road.

HC grants bail to man held for fake vax camps

In a relief for a man booked by five police stations for allegedly holding fake Covid vaccination camps in housing societies in Mumbai’s suburbs, the Bombay high court has released him on bail observing that the chargesheet does not show that he played an active role in it.

Army: Helicopter sent out distress call before crash

Helicopter sent a distress call before Arunachal crash: Army

ACB dancing to tune of govt, says court, stops Khadse arrest

In the MIDC plot case against Eknath Khadse, who is now with NCP, the Pune court added: ‘The investigating agencies are trying to hunt the target by putting a gun on the shoulders of the court’

100 MPs backing him, Sunak can run for UK PM

Rishi Sunak's tally continues to grow as former prime minister Boris Johnson flies back from his Caribbean holiday to reportedly also join the contest

Taxpayers resent money wasted on freebies: PM

But Welcome Uplift Of Poor, He Says At PMAY Function

Simona Halep gets provisional drug ban

2-Time Grand Slam Winner Says Will Fight To Clean Name

Female dogs judge their owners when they make mistakes

Ever caught a dog giving you a strange look after you make a mistake? Turns out they’re judging you, at least if they’re female, a new study reveals.

Boys never got any special treatment in my house. I was never made to feel any less, says Vinesh Phogat

One of the prominent names in Indian wrestling, Vinesh Phogat, in September, became the first Indian female wrestler to win two medals at the World Wrestling Championships so far.

Need to get ready quickly? Here’s how you can do it

If you’re new to the world of make-up and have no clue what to buy or use due to being overwhelmed with the sheer variety of products you see in stores this festive season, we’re here to help.

People hit the snooze button on alarm more often than thought

If you got delayed getting out of bed this morning, you’re not alone as a study by researchers at the University of Notre Dame has painted a clearer picture of the human tendency to hit the snooze button.