CJI calls district judiciary 'backbone of the judiciary'

Chief Justice of India (CJI) D.Y. Chandrachud described the district judiciary as the \"backbone of the judiciary\" and emphasized its crucial role in upholding the rule of law.

DELHI HIGH COURT DISMISSES PLEA CHALLENGING CM NITISH KUMAR

The Delhi High Court has rejected a plea challenging the election of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar as President of the Janata Dal (United) (JD(U)).

Second sexual offence case filed against film director Ranjith

A second case for a sexual offence has been registered against director Ranjith Balakrishnan following a complaint by a male actor in this district, police announced on Saturday.

WORST PLACE ON EARTH TO BE A WOMAN

Despite promises of a moderate rule for women in Afghanistan, in the three years since seizing power from the US-backed government the Taliban have imposed what human rights groups call a \"gender apartheid”.

Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif expresses wish to work with JUI-F

The Pakistan Prime Minister visited the residence of Maulana Fazlur Rehman in Islamabad and expressed his desire to work together with the JUI-F, the sources close to the development said.

NASA'S SPACEX CREW-9 CHANGES AHEAD OF SEPTEMBER LAUNCH

NASA astronauts Zena Cardman and Stephanie Wilson, previously announced as crewmates, are eligible for reassignment on a future mission.

MAYHEM IN BALOCHISTAN: PAK LOSING ITS NARRATIVE OF NATIONAL COHESION

Pakistan while making statements regarding 'elimination of all forms of terrorism does exactly the opposite when it comes to its eastern border with India.

Balochistan is a grave challenge for Pakistan

Nawab Akbar Bugti, the Bugti tribal leader and prominent Baloch politician, was killed by the Pakistani military on 26 August 2006. This was the date when the latest coordinated attacks were carried out in Balochistan.

No scope for controversy in PM Modi's historic Ukraine Visit

India shouldn't be averse to holding the next peace conference but not on Zelenskyy's terms and Russia must be present.

Why Biden-Xi talks are futile

At the heart of the futility is the profound ideological chasm between the two nations.

INS Arighat boosts India's nuclear deterrence

INS Arighat remains a formidable strategic asset in India’s nuclear triad.

KHARGE ENSURES 60% SC, ST. OBC REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS

The new appointments, approved by Mallikarjun Kharge on Friday, include 12 women and feature both returning and new leaders.

PROTEST CONTINUES TO RAGE IN BENGAL IN RG KAR CASE

Protests in West Bengal, ignited by junior doctors, escalate as calls for justice grow louder amid state government inaction in the rape and murder case.

JITENDRA SINGH TRYING TO BECOME RAJASTHAN CONG PRESIDENT

Jitendra Singh’s bid for Rajasthan Congress president faces resistance due to Sachin Pilot’s ambitions.

FORMER JAMAAT MEMBERS VENTURE INTO J&K POLITICS

Former members of Jamaat-e-Islami and jailed hardliners are making unexpected political moves, signalling a strategic shift aimed at seeking a potential revocation of the group's ban.

Unhappiness in Jharkhand BJP over Champai Soren's induction

Internal discord has emerged within Jharkhand BJP as state unit chief Babulal Marandi is reportedly frustrated over Champai Soren's induction, and his exclusion from key negotiations.

Congress confident of towering over Maharashtra allies

Internal surveys suggest that Congress could win most seats in the Maharashtra Assembly polls, which can work to their advantage in negotiating for seat sharing.

BEING KANGANA RANAUT

Kangana Ranaut has been on a publicity spree to promote her upcoming film on the Emergency.

JAN SURAAJ MAKES BOTH NDA, I.N.D.I.A UNEASY IN BIHAR

The name Jan Suraaj' has now reached the village level.

MP Congress chief Jitu Patwari seeks time for improvement

Jitu Patwari seeks more time to reform his approach amid speculation of changes in party leadership in MP, as his style of functioning has not benefitted Congress in any way

CONGRESS FORMS FRESH TEAM OF SECRETARIES, JOINT SECRETARIES

On Friday, the Congress made the much-anticipated organisational changes by replacing most of the All India Congress Committee (AICC) secretaries and joint secretaries.

Ladakh organisations to march to Delhi

Leh Apex Body and Kargil Democratic Alliance will march to Delhi on September 1, to press for their demands, which include setting up of autonomous district councils.

KEJRIWAL MAY GET BAIL BEFORE DELHI ELECTION

AAP has been worried that Kejriwal's prolonged incarceration would impact morale of workers.

HARYANA ELECTION DATE CHANGES TO OCTOBER 5

The decision also reflects appeals from various political groups, which highlighted a clash with public holidays. This rescheduling aims to ensure broader electoral participation and address potential disenfranchisement.

AAP LAUNCHES 'DOORSTEP' CAMPAIGN FOR DELHI ELECTIONS

AAPhas planned a series of outreach programs prior to the Assembly polls for connecting with the voters directly, as they aim fora third consecutive victory in the Delhi Assembly.

PMJDY marks 10 years, highlighting impact on women

The program was launched a decade back for the betterment of the marginalised groups and has since proven to be a major success.

BJP WILL SECURE A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF SEATS IN J&K: UNION MINISTER KISHAN REDDY

Minister of Coal and Mines and BJP in-charge of Jammu and Kashmir election, G. Kishan Reddy, spoke to The Sunday Guardian.

HARYANA'S GENDER PARADOX: WOMEN TRAIL IN POLITICS DESPITE ACHIEVEMENTS IN OTHER ARENAS

The state has sent just seven women to the Lok Sabha in 58 years.

Indian investors' Rs 4,782 cr stuck as crypto platform WazirX seeks protection in Singapore

WazirX, one of India's leading crypto currency platforms that claims to have suffered a loss of $230 million or Rs 19.12 billion of its investors to a cyber attack on 19 July, which it has claimed was 45% of the total value of digital assets that it was holding, has filed an affidavit for a moratorium in the Singapore High Court seeking to stop and slow down proceedings against it and provide legal protection.

KEIR STARMER DEEPENS INDIA-UK COMPREHENSIVE PARTNERSHIP

Despite the change in political leadership in London, free trade talks are continuing and are likely to end positively. The UK is also strongly supporting a UNSC seat for India.