UP DGP denies caste-based encounter allegations

After the opposition Samajwadi Party and the Congress questioned the Uttar Pradesh Police alleging that the they had violated the law during the encounter of Mahesh Yadav in Sultanpur, the UP Police responded saying the Police was doing its job impartially.

Lucknow building collapse: Expert team to conduct structural audit

In the wake of a building collapse that killed eight people, the Lucknow Divisional Commissioner gave instructions for a structural audit of the collapsed building of Transport Nagar, said officials of the Lucknow Administration.

Bahraich: Wolves still at large as authorities ramp up efforts to capture remaining predators

Despite ongoing efforts, including continuous drone surveillance, traps remain empty and no wolves have been captured in Bahraich over the last couple of days.

'MoU between Railways' GSV and IAF will help in creating efficient logistics system': Rajnath

Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday said that the MoU signed between Indian Railways' Gati Shakti Vishwavidyalaya (GSV) and Indian Air Force will help in creating an efficient logistics system for armed forces.

20 cows die under suspicious circumstances in Faridabad ‘gaushala', 10 more critical

Veterinary doctor Deepak Arya reached the gaushala' from Sunped village and examined the cows.

DAMAGE TO GANESH IDOL TRIGGERS CLASH

6 minors detained for stone-pelting at pandal in Surat, cops injured in triggering violence; 28 arrested

AAP-CONG ALLIANCE TALKS GO NOWHERE

The much-anticipated alliance between the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Congress for the October 5 Haryana Assembly elections has hit a roadblock, with both parties unable to agree on a seat-sharing formula.

Army guns down two terrorists along LoC

Two terrorists were killed in an encounter as the Army foiled an infiltration attempt along the Line of Control (LOC) in the Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir late Sunday night, officials said on Monday.

Rahul on a US trip hits out at BJP, RSS; stirs up controversy

Attacking the BJP and the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS), Congress leader Rahul Gandi said that they believe India is one idea whereas the grand old party believes that it is a multiplicity of ideas and this fight was crystallised in the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections when people of the country understood that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was attacking the Constitution of India.

Long, late-night meetings, but remaining names not out

As the deadline for filing nominations looms, big political parties BJP and the Congress are racing against time to finalise their candidates for the Haryana Assembly elections.

Fresh student protests erupt in Imphal

Kukis respond with counter-demonstrations

Decision on GST rate on medical cover deferred

A Group of Ministers has been tasked to look into GST rates related to medical insurance and come up with a report by October so that the GST Council can take up the matter in the November meeting.

BJP minces no words, says Congress scion harming India's image

\"To know about RSS, Rahul will have to take many births. A traitor cannot know RSS.\" Giriraj Singh

Mpox confirmed in Haryana man

Allaying concerns, the government said it is an 'isolated' case

Protestors fume at Mamata's 'insensitivity'

SC directive to protesting doctors to return to work by 5 pm Tuesday

Political slugfest in US over Afghan withdrawal

Less than two months away from the United States Presidential election, the withdrawal of United State forces from Afghanistan in August 2021 has become one of the primary election planks for both the ruling Democrats and the power claimant Republicans.

The role of travel management companies in corporate social responsibility

Travel agencies are increasingly integrating Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) into their operations, engaging in activities that reflect their organizational ethos and values.

Elon Musk announces SpaceX to launch first Starships to Mars in two years

SpaceX will launch its first uncrewed Starships to Mars in two years when the next Earth-Mars transfer window opens, Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk has announced on Saturday.

Meloni discusses reconstruction of energy infra with Zelenskyy

He thanked for all the allocated military and technical assistance packages and \"emphasized the importance of transferring the relevant weapons to Ukraine as soon as possible\".

US rolls out new export controls to restrict China's chip industry

The United States has rolled out fresh export controls on quantum computers and semiconductor-manufacturing equipment amid concerns over the use of advanced technologies by rivals such as China, Al Jazeera reported.

Myanmar rights groups urge China not to threaten country's ethnic groups

Nearly 300 Myanmar civil society groups have called on China to immediately halt all threats against the country's ethnic armed organisations (EAOs) and to cease pressuring them to agree to a ceasefire and concessions with the \"illegal Myanmar military junta,\" according to a report in The Irrawaddy.

Dhahi Khalfan recognised as GCC Pioneer Social Work Personality for 2024

Lieutenant General Tamim expressed his thanks and gratitude for this high honour, which he said is an incentive to continue working and giving for the advancement and prosperity of Gulf societies.

Hezbollah fires barrage of 50 rockets at Kiryat Shmona, Northern Israel

Hezbollah launched around 50 rockets into northern Israel from Lebanon overnight on Saturday night, mostly targeting the Kiryat Shmona area.

PAKISTAN: IMRAN KHAN'S PARTY CLAIMS FIRING AT ITS RALLY, DECRIES MARTIAL LAW

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has alleged that shots were fired at its members by the police during the rally in Islamabad on Sunday, which was being held demanding the release of party founder and incarcerated former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

CHINA'S BAN ON FOREIGN ADOPTIONS PUTS HUNDREDS OF US FAMILIES IN LIMBO

For decades, international adoptions provided a lifeline for abandoned children, many of whom were victims of China's notorious onechild policy.

Taiwan detects increased Chinese military activity near its territory

ΤΑΙΡΕΙ Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence (MND) said that it detected seven Chinese military aircraft, six naval vessels, one official ship and two of the aircraft entered its Air Defence Identification Zone from 6 am (local time) on Saturday to 6 am (local time) on Sunday.

Evidence against Imran points towards military trial: Pakistan Defence Minister

Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has said that it is becoming clearer day by day that Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan will face a military trial, Geo News reported.

Pakistan: Baloch activist added to no-fly list

The aviation authorities in Karachi airport, have added the name of Baloch rights activist, Sammi Deen Baloch to the 'Exit Control List' commonly known as the 'no-fly list' after she was stopped from travelling to Oman on Sunday.

DELHI HIGH COURT ORDERS BSES TO PAY RS10 LAKH COMPENSATION TO WIFE OF MAN WHO DIED DUE TO ELECTROCUTION IN 2017

The court also stated that the mere fact that there was a leakage from the said wire of the private-consumer or shopkeeper cannot allude culpability or any negligence which being on the part of BSES and despite the known general risks associated with electricity transmission, there still remains a contingency that the incident could not have been prevented without a prior complaint made to BSES.

High Court rules in favour of Delhi University over seat matrix dispute with St. Stephen's, calls for 'time-bound solutions'

The court stated that the so made will be decided by the University within two months from the date of receipt of such representation by holding meetings etc. as deemed appropriate.