Coach dies, boxer pays tribute with nat'l gold

Nikhil Dubey produced one of the most inspiring and emotional moments of the National Games that concluded in Surat on Wednesday.

AQI dips as 1st fog of season rolls in; likely today as well

The first fog of the season descended on Delhi on Wednesday morning, plunging visibility to 300 at Palam and 600m at Safdarjung between 7 am and 9 am, reports Priyangi Agarwal.

Bombings Force Desi Students To Plan Ukraine Exit Yet Again

Indian students in Ukraine are a worried lot after the recent bombings by Russia. Universities there have suspended regular classes and switched to online mode.

Russia Slams UN Vote 'Manipulation'

The 193-member United Nations General Assembly on Monday voted on a motion by Albania that action on the draft resolution that would condemn Russia's "illegal so-called referendums" and "attempted illegal annexation" of the Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk, and Zaporizhzhia regions of Ukraine be taken by a recorded vote.

Chhello Show child actor passes away days after film selected as India's Oscar entry

Rahul Koli, one of the child actors of India's Oscars entry Chhello Show, died of leukaemia on October 2, just days before the release of his film.

Gabbard, only 'Hindu-American' US lawmaker, quits Dem Party

Says Party In Control Of Elitist Cabal Of Warmongers

Sensex tanks 844 pts on rising global tensions

The sensex lost 844 points, or 1.5%, to close at 57,147 after a selloff in the second half of Tuesday's session saw most of the index's constituents end in the red.

Colonoscopy does little or no better than symptomatic screening of cancer: Study

As colorectal cancer cases rise, the advice to undergo periodic colonoscopy a test that includes inserting a flexible tube in the rectum to look for any swelling or tissue growth that can evolve into cancer-has also gone up. But, a new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) has claimed that colonoscopy does little or no better than symptomatic examination when it comes to picking up colorectal cancer early.

Thousands bid farewell to 'dharti putra' MSY at Saifai

Tipu Lits Pyre At Spot Where Mulayam's Dad Was Cremated

JP proteges in Cong lap now: Shah takes aim at Nitish, Lalu

Attacking Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar and RJD chief Lalu Prasad, Union home minister Amit Shah launched a veiled attack on Tuesday on the two celebrated proteges of Loknayak Jayaprakash Narayan, claiming that those who followed JP throughout their lives are now sitting in the "lap" of Congress for power.

SC rejects ED plea to cancel HC-granted Deshmukh bail

SC Bench Also Considered Ex-Minister's State Of Health

Multiple ED raids in C'garh, CM says it's 'intimidation'

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Tuesday searched at least 40 premises in Raipur, Mahasamund, Raigarh, Korba, and Durg districts belonging to three IAS officers, a senior state service bureaucrat, a Congress ex-MLA and his businessman son-in-law, and several other businessmen.

Using children to crowdfund treatment JJ offence: Police

Bombay HC Seeks Clarity From State On Law, Monitoring Authority

Armyman dies as bus rams truck, 8 injured

YAMUNA E-WAY: Bus Had Over 70 People On Board

Officials Must Atone For Amrapali Mess: SC

Slams Noida & Greater Noida Authorities, Tells Them To Think Out Of Box To Resolve Problem

BA (Prog) Combos Emerge As Top Choice In Race To DU

Political Science, Coupled With English And History, In Demand

50 New CNG Buses Flagged Off With Eye On Rural Parts

66 Enforcement Vehicles Also Launched For Public Safety

Hosps Asked To Keep 15% Beds For Dengue

Cases Drop In Past Week, But Admissions Surge

'83 WC hero Roger Binny set to succeed Ganguly as BCCI chief

Jay Shah, Rajiv Shukla Likely To Stay Secy & V-P

Chandrachud to be 50th CJI as Lalit names him successor

Hands Over Letter With All Judges Present

Ishan Acknowledges 'Shortcomings' Kept Him Out Of WC Squad

Ishan Kishan played a beautifully-paced innings to set the tone for India's series-levelling win over South Africa in the second ODI here, then acccepted there may have been some "shortcomings" on his part which have led to the 24year-old missing the bus for the T20 World Cup.

'Mental Disorder Top Disability Worldwide'

The latest HDR 2021/22 says that estimates show that more than seven lakh people die by suicide each year, predominantly in low-and middle-income countries. With October 10 observed as "World Mental Health Day", this data analysis released as part of the HDR by the UN Development Programme last month gains significance as it puts the focus on mental health and its importance in achieving human development goals.

India crush Thailand to top league stage

The Indian bowlers hardly broke a sweat to dismiss minnows Thailand for a paltry 37 before knocking off the runs in just six overs with nine wickets in hand to top the seven-team group league in the Women's Asia Cup, here on Monday.

TCS Q2 biz grows 15% amid rising global uncertainties

Despite economic slowdown concerns around the world, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) did well in the quarter that ended September, beating street expectations on both the top line and margins.

A Bit Cloudy

Solar power is the best bet in renewables today but the sector is set for a churn

Malala attack revisited: School bus in Pak's Swat hit, 2 third graders hurt

On October 9, 2012, education activist and Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai, just 14 years old then, was shot at by the Taliban while she was headed home from school in Mingora city in Pakistan's restive Swat region bordering Afghanistan. She was seriously wounded. Malala's mistake, she had stood up to Taliban for girl education.

Curfew in areas of Kolkata after communal strife

41 Held; BJP Neta Visit Prevented

Child star of India's Oscar entry dies days before movie's release

CANCER CLAIMS 15-YEAR-OLD

Excise 'Scam': T'Gana Bizman Evasive On ₹3.5Cr Transaction

Boinpally's Role Emerged During Questioning Of Associate Arun Pillai

Honoured for feats, the marginalised get to showcase talent at Delhi slum festival

Delhi Urban Board Delhi's Shelter Improvement (DUSIB) organized First Slum Festival' on Monday with a week-long programme of activities in recognition of World Homeless Day and celebrating it with the homeless communities to highlight and mainstream the problem of homelessness. World Homeless Day, which was first observed on October 10, 2010, has been providing the opportunity to educate people about issues centred on people without homes.