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Go Airlines crisis: Lenders may initiate forensic scrutiny

Forensic audit to be triggered if transactions raise concerns

Uganda: Grieving families begin burying victims of rebel massacre

Dozen of people, mostly students, were massacred on Friday in an attack blamed on a group with links to Islamic State

Cyclone tears through south Brazil, 13 killed

A cyclone tore through southern Brazil killing at least 13 people and forcing thousands from their homes, authorities said on Sunday.

Putin rebuffs African leaders' peace plan

The African delegation brought the voice of a continent that has badly suffered from repercussions of the war, particularly with rising grain prices

Oppn may declare its intent for coalition in June 23 meet

The meeting of opposition parties in Patna on June 23 aims to prepare a common ground for a national-level understanding among themselves and make an announcement that they have come together to secure the secular, democratic character of India.

Sikkim continues to face rain fury, rescue ops pick up

RAIN, FLASH FLOODS CUT OFF ACCESS TO REMOTE VILLAGES

'CM or pilot?': Shah takes dig at Mann as he targets AAP govt

Union home minister Amit Shah on Sunday said that the law and order situation in Punjab was deteriorating rapidly but chief minister Bhagwant Mann was more occupied with arranging the state aircraft for Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener and Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's tours across the country.

Kejriwal launches poll campaign in Rajasthan

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday launched his party's campaign for the upcoming assembly elections in Rajasthan, promising free electricity and health clinics if voted to power and accusing political opponents of indulging in corruption.

RSS calls for dialogue to end Manipur clashes

'NO PLACE FOR HATRED IN DEMOCRACY'

Bengal BJP worker killed as political tussle heats up

A Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) worker was found dead in West Bengal's Cooch Behar district late on Saturday as the political tussle in the state intensified against the backdrop of a spate of violence ahead of the crucial panchayat elections.

'Equation has changed, US also keen to work with India'

The visit, Rangaswami said, will see India recognised as a global power and is driven by strategic convergence between Delhi and Washington on global issues.

Irani slams Kejriwal over CM house work

Smriti Irani also weighed in on the controversy regarding the inauguration of the East Delhi campus of IP University.

NCR receives light drizzle, more rain predicted ahead

Isolated parts of Delhi received drizzle on Sunday, which kept the mercury below the 40-degree mark. However, the city experienced high levels of humidity, making it feel hotter than what numbers showed.

Aerocity Metro stn to have longest platform in Phase 4

The platform of the upcoming Aerocity Metro station on the Aerocity-Tughlakabad Silver Line corridor will be the longest among stations under Phase 4 of the Delhi Metro with a length of 289 metres, the corporation said on Sunday.

IGI stretch set for round 2 of beautification

The major roads around the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport are set for another round of beautification work as the Capital gears up to host the G20 meetings in September this year.

4 held for cheating US citizens of $20mn

The Delhi Police special cell, in coordination with other national and international enforcement agencies on Friday and Saturday, conducted multiple raids and arrested four people from different locations in India for cheating US citizens of millions of dollars, officials said.

'I was forced to leave Kota during Covid-19'

For Malay Kedia, 17, who secured the all-India rank 8 in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE Advanced 2023), the result of which was declared on Sunday, the challenge was to keep himself motivated throughout his preparation.

JEE Advanced results out, 43,000 candidates qualify

The test, known as one of the world's toughest college qualifier assessments, was taken by 180,372 who first had to clear the JEE Mains, a relatively easier hurdle to clear.

Two women gunned down in RK Puram, 3 suspects arrested

Two sisters were allegedly shot dead in front of their family and neighbours near south Delhi’s RK Puram in the early hours of Sunday, the Delhi Police said, adding that the deceased were trying to save their brother from a group of men who had come to attack him over a monetary dispute.

As next gen of Indian-American politicians emerges, they hail India-US ties, Modi visit

Aftab Karma Singh Pureval’s mother was born in Tibet, fled to India after the Chinese conquest of her homeland, grew up in a refugee camp in Mysore, and studied in Delhi where she met his father.

Some Muslim-run businesses begin to reopen in Uttarakhand town as communal tension ebbs

After remaining shut for over 20 days, businesses owned by Muslim traders in Purola town of Uttarakhand’s Uttarkashi district reopened on Sunday in first signs of normalcy following weeks of communal tension over an alleged abduction attempt on a minor girl by two men last month.

10 PEOPLE HURT IN BENGALURU AS AIRPORT SHUTTLE BUS HITS A PILLAR

All of them were taken to a hospital and five were discharged in the afternoon.

DU student killed for objecting to harassment of his girlfriend

A 19-year-old Delhi University student was stabbed to death in front of his girlfriend on Sunday afternoon by a group of four men outside Aryabhatta College on southwest Delhi's Benito Juarez Marg, said police officers. One of the suspects, said officers investigating the incident, was arrested later that evening.

States can't bid for food grains held by Centre

The Union government will not allow state governments to bid for federally held food grains when it launches staggered auctions to sell 1.5-million tonne wheat this month and an as-yet undecided quantity of rice in open-market sales, prompting some states to criticise the move.

Nearly 100 deaths in 3 days cause heat alarm

In Bihar, 45 people have died and Odisha reported one death till Sunday, with unconfirmed reports of 20 heat-related deaths.

No political motive in our protest: Sakshi, Satyawart

Two days after Delhi Police filed a charge sheet against former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh and his close aide Vinod Tomar, Sakshi Malik posted a video on her twitter account on Saturday with her wrestler husband Satyawart Kadian. In the 11-minute clip, they say their protest had no political motive, it was not against the government and that the wrestling community should remain united

Khawaja shows the way with an unbeaten century

In 14 Test innings in England leading up to this Ashes series, Usman Khawaja was averaging 17.78 with a top score of 54

History has not been kind to Netaji: Doval

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose played a key role in India's freedom struggle and his ideas have never fully been appreciated, national security adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval said on Saturday

Congress govt announces compensation for victims of communal attacks in coastal K'taka

The Congress-led Karnataka government has announced compensation for the families of four men who were killed in communally motivated incidents in the coastal region of the state

1 dead in clashes after dargah gets notice during encroachment drive

One person died while at least five police personnel were injured after violent clashes erupted in Gujarat’s Junagadh city following the civic body’s notice to a dargah as part of its anti-encroachment drive, officials said on Saturday