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Contractor beats worker to death for seeking pay
A 40-year-old man died and his co-worker was injured upon allegedly being thrashed by their employer and his aides when they went to ask for unpaid wages on Thursday, police said.
Cong Announces AICC Schedule, To Meet On April 8-9
The Congress on Sunday announced that it will hold a meeting of the All India Congress Committee in Ahmedabad in Gujarat – the Bharatiya Janata Party’s stronghold – on April 8 and 9, to reiterate the party’s “collective resolve to address the concerns of the common people and present a strong alternative vision for the nation”.
Mercury may increase: IMD
HIGH-SPEED WINDS OF 10-15 KM/HR IMPROVED AQI, WHICH STAYED IN MODERATE” RANGE FOR THE STH CONSECUTIVE DAY ON SUNDAY
First time in 6 years, India didn't lead world in internet shutdowns in 2024
For the first time since 2018, India in 2024 did not lead the world in internet shutdown orders in a year.
'As A Woman In India, I Feel Scared'
In a recent interview, actor Bhumi Pednekar spoke about the safety concerns that women face in film industry and beyond
HRY CM Holds Roadshow in Gurugram to Support Civic Poll Picks
With just days left for Municipal Corporation of Gurugram elections, Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini on Sunday led a massive roadshow in Gurugram, rallying support for the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) mayoral candidate Rajrani Malhotra and all 36 ward councillor candidates.
Indian banking's one-time golden girl cautiously steps back into the limelight
In her Netflix documentary, \"Martha,\" the American billionaire and tastemaker Martha Stewart says, \"I have two mottos: Learn something new every day, and that when you're through with change, you're through. Move on.\" Their personal stories may be different but Stewart and Chanda Kochhar have shared a similar arc of heroic rise and a steep fall.
Pandya: India's tactical leverage, insurance cover
India have taken one major tactical turn from their 2023 ODI World Cup campaign.
Mohun Bagan first team to defend ISL title
Time stood almost still when Manvir Singh set the ball rolling to Dimitri Petratos.
Constitution Paves the Path to Growth-for-all
A governance system that is inclusive, based on social justice, and rooted in cultural and constitutional values is the true vehicle of democratic consciousness
AAP wants 12K contractual staff to be regularised
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has decided to regularise the services of 12,000 contractual employees of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi and a proposal to this effect will be tabled in the House of councillors on Tuesday, party leader Atishi and mayor Mahesh Kumar Khichi said on Sunday.
UK min to visit today in bid to resume trade talks
India and the UK will resume negotiations this week for a free trade agreement (FTA) after a hiatus of almost a year, with British trade minister Jonathan Reynolds travelling to New Delhi to meet his Indian counterpart Piyush Goyal.
Farm union likely to call off march to Delhi after govt invite for talks
The Kisan Mazdoor Morcha (KMM) is likely to call off the 'Delhi Chalo' protest march, scheduled to take place on February 25, following the Union government's invitation for another round of talks, farmer leaders aware of the matter said on Sunday.
Man, Aide Held for Murder of Brother-in-Law in Ghaziabad
Two men were arrested on Sunday in connection with the murder of a 29-year-old Ghaziabad-based man in broad daylight on the 130-Metre Road in the Ecotech 3 of Greater Noida on Friday.
The life, death, legacy of journalist Gauri Lankesh
LANKESH'S MURDER CAME ON THE HEELS OF SIMILAR MURDERS TARGETING SO-CALLED 'RATIONALISTS' LIKE NARENDRA DABHOLKAR, GOVIND PANSARE, MM KALBURGI
T'gana rescuers reach site of tunnel boring machine
Rescue teams struggled against rising water levels and 15-foot-deep slush on Sunday as hopes dimmed for eight people trapped inside a tunnel in Telangana since Saturday morning, with authorities deploying innovative methods in their desperate rescue attempts.
Rift in state units impedes BJP prez election
A NEW NATIONAL PRESIDENT IS ELECTED AFTER ORGANISATIONAL POLLS, INCLUDING COMPLETION OF APPOINTMENT OF STATE UNIT CHIEFS IN AT LEAST 50% OF THE STATES
Protecting the Yamuna Riverbed Is Important as Monsoon Nears
The Yamuna river swells up during the monsoon and deposits silt on the riverbed.
Stranded in the transit information void
On a warm but windy February afternoon, Ram Swarup, 69, waited for a bus at Barakhamba Road in Delhi.
Sunday evening stroll with Virat on song
India all but seal their Champions Trophy semi-final berth with a six-wicket win over Pakistan while the hosts face early exit
Health Min: India Poised to Lead Global Health Care Revolution
India is poised to lead the global health care revolution and the Centre's focus is on enhancing the reach and quality of health care services not just across the country but also beyond, Union health minister JP Nadda has said.
For 2nd day, interstate bus services suspended
Interstate bus services between Karnataka and Maharashtra remained suspended for the second day in a row on Sunday as protests continued over the ongoing dispute over language in the border district of Belagavi.
India scans tariff, policy tweaks before US talks
Govt seeks ministries’ inputs, expects policy changes from both sides
Tech error likely led to false hijack alert
India's aviation regulator suspects a technical fault caused a false hijack alarm on an Air India flight last month, triggering an emergency response at two of the country's busiest airports, two senior officials have said.
Stop Weaponising Trade Issues, China Urges US
China called on the US to stop politicising and weaponising economic and trade issues, as Washington tries to limit overseas investments by Beijing in line with President Donald Trump's \"America First\" policy.
Man Caught Defacing Road Signs Asked to Join Probe
The Delhi Police on Sunday asked a man who allegedly vandalised the signboards of Akbar Road and Humayun Road on Saturday to join their investigation, officers said, adding that no arrest has yet been made in the case.
AAP picks Atishi as Oppn leader
The Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) legislature group on Sunday elected former Delhi chief minister and Kalkaji legislator Atishi the Leader of the Opposition (LoP) in a meeting at the party headquarters on Sunday, AAP Delhi convener Gopal Rai said.
Ready to resume Gaza fighting, says Israeli PM
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday said that Israel was prepared to resume fighting in the Gaza Strip \"at any moment\" while vowing to complete the war's objectives \"whether through negotiation or by other means\".
Women to handle PM's social media accounts on March 8
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that he will hand over his various social media accounts to women achievers in different fields to mark the International Women's Day on March 8, as he lauded the increasing participation of women in different sectors.
Delhi Worker Demands Wages, Murdered By Contractor
A 40-year-old labourer died and his 29-year-old friend was injured after they were assaulted for demanding wages in the Trilokpuri area of east Delhi, police officers aware of the matter said on Sunday, adding that three people, including a contractor, have been arrested.