Archway of 12th-century Qutub mosque restored

The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has completed conservation work on the archway of the 12th century Quwwat-ul-Islam mosque in the Qutub Minar complex, officials aware of the matter said.

Civil volunteers to be hired as home guards

The announcement set off a credit war. Delhi government said chief minister Arvind Kejriwal proposed the move to LG VK Saxena, while the latter’s office claimed the move was his initiative

Pollution source info may restart next week

SAFAR AND DSS HAD TEMPORARILY STOPPED SHARING DATA DUE TO DIFFERENCES IN THEIR FORECASTS

Released from observation home a week ago, minor stabs man to death

A 16-year-old boy, who was recently released from an observation home, allegedly stabbed a 29-year-old man to death for “humiliating” him in Nabi Karim in central Delhi in the early hours of Friday, the Delhi Police said, adding that the boy walked to the local police station right after the crime and surrendered himself.

Delayed Barapullah Phase-3 moves a step closer to reality

Lieutenant governor VK Saxena on Friday approved the acquisition of 0.63 hectare of land on which the phase 3 extension of the Barapullah elevated road is meant to be built, raising hopes for the crucial East-South road link to be completed after being delayed by over six years.

The art of leading from the front

What's happening to defending champions England isn't normal. They were expected to be better, they should've been better but at this point, barring a miracle of sorts, their World Cup is over.

Pak forces use mortars in escalation at Jammu

A Border Security Force (BSF) trooper was injured as firing across the India-Pakistan border at Ranbir Singh Pura near Jammu continued until 3am on Friday, putting the spotlight on a sector that has largely been quiet, especially after the Indian and Pakistan armies agreed to a ceasefire along the Line of Control (LoC) in February 2021, officials aware of the matter said.

US strikes at Iran-linked targets amid Hamas war

The United States on Friday issued new sanctions on Hamas and members of Iran's Revolutionary Guard, even as it launched what are called \"self-defence\" airstrikes on locations linked to Iran-backed groups in Syria as the conflict in Gaza snowballed into larger diplomatic rifts.

After 5G success, India aims to lead in 6G: PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday praised the rollout of 5G telecom networks in the country and the progress of the technology sector, calling them crucial for India’s transition to a developed economy.

Soumya Murder: Hearing On Sentencing Deferred To Nov 7

A Delhi court on Thursday ordered the Delhi government to submit the psychological, social and behavioural aspects involving the five convicts in the television journalist Soumya Vishwanathan's murder 15 years ago - a prerequisite before sentencing in a crime where death penalty is one of the punishments - and placed the matter for consideration on November 7.

Sachin, Sidhartha Shine, India Bag Best-Ever Haul

Reigning world champion Sachin Sarjerao Khilari won a gold medal in men's shot put F46 event as India recorded their best-ever medal haul at the Asian Para Games on Thursday.

Meta Beats Revenue Estimates On Digital Ad Strength

Meta Platforms beat expectations for third-quarter profit and revenue on Wednesday, helped by its ongoing austerity drive and a recovery in digital advertising spending ahead of the holiday season.

Guac And Roll: Festive Flavours Featuring Avocado

If you're still contemplating your menu for gatherings and card parties, there's a perfect ingredient that's making waves - avocado. Beyond the classic guacamole, Delhi restaurants are offering innovative avocado preparations that can elevate your home menu

Bear Hug: Sensex Slumps 900 Pts, Slips Below 64K

Investors lose ₹17.77 lakh crore as markets fall for a sixth straight session

KJo reveals depressive episode during NMACC launch

Filmmaker Karan Johar revealed on the opening episode of the eighth season of Koffee With Karan that he had a depressive episode during the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC) launch earlier this year in Mumbai.

LALU YADAV BIOPIC IN THE MAKING

The political leader's life story will form the basis of an upcoming film, which is currently in the scripting stage

PNB's profit zooms 327%, highest in 14 quarters

Public sector lender Punjab National Bank (PNB) on Thursday reported a 327% jump in net profit to ₹1,756.13 crore in the September quarter-the highest in the previous 14 quarters-on the back of higher interest income and improved credit quality.

Flailing Pakistan put on notice, run into belligerent South Africa

Slow Chennai track may help rein in the in-form Proteas if Pak spinners can deliver

'We brought about changes in sports that is showing results'

At the opening of the National Games in Goa, PM Modi spoke about the progression of Indian sports

Mbappe helps PSG beat Milan, go top

Kylian Mbappe helped Paris Saint-Germain move top of Champions League Group F with a 3-0 victory over AC Milan on Wednesday, while Newcastle slumped to a first defeat, 1-0 against Borussia Dortmund.

England bite the dust, SL revive hopes

An 8-wicket defeat to Sri Lanka has all but ended the defending champions' chances of making it to semis

Pragg, Gukesh held to draws in first round

Grandmaster and World Cup silver medallist R Praggnanandhaa was held to a draw by compatriot Aryan Chopra while D Gukesh signed peace out of a theoretical opening against Rauf Mamedov of Azerbaijan in the first round of the FIDE Grand Swiss that got underway here.

India's top batters roll their arm over

With all-rounder Hardik Pandya's return delayed after an ankle injury sustained against Bangladesh in Pune on October 19, most of India's specialist batters rolled their arm over during their first training session in Lucknow.

Short circuit: Iyer's problems with pull dragging him down

He is India's chosen No.4, but weakness against the short ball has continued to trouble Iyer six years into his India career

At least 18 dead, 13 wounded in Maine shooting rampage

Maine governor Janet Mills said on Thursday that 18 people were killed and 13 were wounded when a man with a rifle attacked patrons at a bowling alley and a bar in the city of Lewiston the previous night.

Israel mounts targeted raids in Gaza ahead of 'next stage'

Israeli ground forces mounted a big raid into Gaza overnight to attack Hamas targets amid growing anger across the Arab world over Israel's relentless bombardment of the besieged Palestinian enclave.

Al Jazeera correspondent's family killed in Israeli strike

Al Jazeera's chief correspondent in the Gaza Strip, Wael Dahdouh, was helping broadcast live images of the besieged territory's night sky when he received the devastating news: His wife, son, and daughter had all been killed in an Israeli airstrike on Wednesday.

Late refunds to paid seats: Airlines summoned over spike in complaints

The consumer affairs ministry has summoned all major airlines for a meeting on November 4 following a spike in complaints registered by customers, from unpaid refunds to lack of services, on the national consumer helpline, Union consumer affairs secretary Rohit Kumar Singh said on Thursday.

13 killed as car rams into truck near B’luru

At least 13 people, including a six-year-old, were killed and five others were injured on Thursday morning after the car they were travelling in rammed into a parked cement truck on Bengaluru-Hyderabad highway on the outskirts of Chikkaballapur city, 60 km from Bengaluru, said police, adding that the accused truck driver has been arrested.

Country's security cannot be outsourced, says army chief

Army chief General Manoj Pande on Thursday said that recent global conflicts were a reminder that the country's security can neither be outsourced nor be dependent on the largesse of others, while highlighting the importance of self-reliance in the defence manufacturing sector.