Electoral rolls revision schedule hints at J&K, Guj, HP polls in Nov

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Five Labourers Dead, Eight Hurt In Northwest Delhi Wall Collapse

Mishap At Under-Construction Warehouse, Contractor And Supervisor Held

Heatwave scorches Europe; health alerts issued

Hundreds more people were evacuated from their homes as wildfires blistered land in France, Spain, and Portugal on Friday, while officials in Europe issued health warnings for the heatwave in the coming days.

Xi visits Xinjiang for 1st time since crackdown

China’s leader, Xi Jinping, made his first visit to the western region of Xinjiang since he unleashed a campaign of mass detentions of Uighurs there.

Biden begins sensitive Saudi trip with fist bump for crown prince

Washington is looking to reset its relationship with a country that the president once pledged to make a "pariah" on the global stage

This Chapter Is Now Closed For Aryan: Lawyer Sandeep Kapur

Special NCB court directs court registry to return Aryan's passport

Shabaash Mithu: A tale of two sheroes!

Shabaash Mithu, headlined by Taapsee Pannu, hits the theatres today. The film follows the life of ace cricketer Mithali Raj, who has made groundbreaking advancements in women's cricket.

Nothing short of a gag order, barred words describe 'govt's deceit': Oppn

Opposition leaders on Thursday attacked the of unparliamentary words and expressions that cannot be used in the proceedings of the two Houses of Parliament, saying the booklet issued by the Lok Sabha secretariat was nothing short of a gag order as BJP had barred the entire glossary of words that aptly describe the 'deceit' of the Narendra Modi government.

Polio spreads through air, need injectable, not oral, vax: Experts

Dismiss Spread Though Orofaecal Route, Call For Tweak In Strategy

Why Azam's Jauhar varsity still sealed? SC for UP reply

The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the UP government to file its response to a petition filed by Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan accusing the UP government of keeping Mohd Ali Jauhar University at Rampur barricaded despite the apex court staying the sealing order of the Allahabad HC.

How officials are reaching out to people to take booster shot

With the Centre announcing free vaccination for booster doses for the next 75 days, district officials in Delhi are gearing up for expansion of the Covid-19 inoculation drive.

Switch to public transport easier said than done

Vehicular emissions have a significant contribution in causing air pollution, but experts believe that till Delhi has a robust public transport infrastructure, which provides a comfortable, convenient and seamless travelling experience, it will be difficult to wean people away from personal transport.

Diesel curbs fuel heartburn in pvt car owners

The decision to ban diesel vehicles that don't confirm to BS-VI when Air Quality Index (AQI) is in the "severe-plus" category as part of the new Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) has come as a bolt from the blue for NCR residents, who said private cars shouldn't be treated equally to commercial ones.

Fighting Farm Fire With Fire: A Five-Year Plan

With No Unified Plan, Action By States Key

One Road Per Week: Repair Work To Kick Off Tomorrow

Total Of 275.5km Identified For Maintenance Work During Drive

Govt looks to rein in pvt cabs ferrying school kids

With a rise in the number of complaints against private school vans flouting traffic norms and jeopardising the safety of the kids, the Delhi government is planning to revise its policy to regulate such vehicles.

50 More Services For Which You Won't Have To Queue Up

DOORSTEP DELIVERY: Govt Explores Options To Add To List

BJP meet tomorrow to pick VP nominee, party will reach out to others

BJP parliamentary board will meet on Saturday to pick its vice-presidential candidate, whose victory will be certain as the ruling NDA has majority in the electoral college.

Post-Covid, 6 Out Of 10 In Maha Suffering From ‘Coronasomnia'

Mumbai: Almost six out of 10 people who suffered from Covid in Maharashtra said their sleep patterns have been disrupted ever since their recovery, according to a survey. Almost 16% of those surveyed in the state said they could only sleep for less than four hours a night.

Hug Your Pet, Indulge In Some TLC: Beat The Dull Feeling On A Rainy Day

Some people love rainy days and the change that it brings. For others, waking up to dark skies and the steady pitter-patter of rainfall can be dull and depressing. If you are one such person, you’re not alone.

Kareena shares pics of Taimur from his first cricket match

Kareena Kapoor Khan, who is currently on a vacation in London with Saif Ali Khan and her children, has shared new pictures of Taimur on Instagram, watching his first cricket match.

Is Bradley dating former aide of Hillary Clinton Huma Abedin?

Reportedly, Bradley Cooper and Huma Abedin, who is the former top aide to Hillary Clinton and former wife of politician Anthony Weiner, are dating.

Taapsee Pannu steps on home ground for Shabaash Mithu

Team Shabaash Mithu visits Taapsee Pannu’s alma mater

India aim for ruthlessness at Lord’s

When was the last time England, the current ODI World Cham-pions, received such a walloping in a One-Day game? Indeed, when was the last time a team outclassed England in this fashion in white-ball cricket, and that too in their own den?

‘I won’t lie, there’s a bit of pressure’

Javelin Star Neeraj Chopra Says 90m Is His Target At The World Athletics Meet

Rishi, Kamala Aur Hum

Why Indian-origin leaders in key foreign governments aren’t always good news for India

Covid to delay gender parity: Study

New Delhi: As the global economy enters its third year of continued disruption due to the Covid pandemic, it will take another 132 years (compared to 136 in 2021) to close the gender gap, a report released by the World Economic Forum (WEF) has shown.

Day after pledging support, Uddhav team not invited to Murmu meeting

Shinde Faction Got Invitation, Says BJP Insider

After keeping 60-yr-old land case with it for 16 yrs, SC sends it to HC

Trial Courts Were Swifter, Case In HC, SC For 47 Yrs

Why the airbag was a feared device before it became a must-have

Airbags have saved more than 50,000 lives in the US since 1987, and transport minister Nitin Gadkari hopes they will save many thousands of lives in India every year, but there was a time when they didn’t inspire such confidence among lawmakers and users