Restore sub-jails to ease overcrowding, SHRC advises

The Maharashtra State Human Rights Commission (SHRC) has stressed the urgent need to address overcrowding in the state's central and district prisons, calling for swift measures to restore subjails to full operational capacity.

Public in Valley in no mood to forgive & forget

If 'Azaadi' was the war cry of the nineties, today the Valley, along with the Jammu region, is resonating with a rare show of unanimity to the cry of restoration of statehood.

3 IPS officers suspended for harassing city model

The Andhra Pradesh government on Sunday issued separate orders suspending three senior IPS officers, including one of DG rank, for their alleged involvement in \"hastily arresting\" and \"harassing\" a Mumbai-based actor-cum-model without proper investigation in a case filed against her.

State polls likely in 2nd week of Nov: CM

State assembly polls are expected to be held in the second week of November and seatsharing among the ruling allies would be finalised in the next 8 to 10 days, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said on Sunday.

Desperate bid to salvage AAP

I's Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's announcement that he will resign in 48 Lhours, a masterstroke? This is a legitimate question that must be nagging residents of Delhi and outside.

Saini will be Haryana CM, not Vij: BJP

Six-time legislator and Haryana's former home minister Anil Vij on Sunday said that he would stake claim to the chief minister's post on the basis of his seniority, if BJP comes to power.

8 hurt in mishaps on EEH

Eight people were grievously injured in two separate accidents on the Eastern Express Highway (EEH) in Vikhroli over the weekend, police said on Sunday.

First Vande to Bhuj from Ahmedabad

Prime Minister Modi will flag off the country's first Vande Metro train between Ahmedabad and Bhuj stations on Western Railway, starting from Tuesday.

Passengers squirm for hours on flight

The passengers of an IndiGo flight (6E 1303) from Mumbai to Doha squirmed in their seats on board for more than four hours as the flight was delayed due to technical glitch on Sunday.

Terror slur on Rahul from Union Minister

Union Minister and BJP leader Ravneet Singh Bittu on Sunday ignited a major controversy, calling Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi \"terrorist number one.\"

CM Kejriwal to be Aam Aadmi again

Proposes to step down shortly as CM, so that he can resurrect the party at the ground level

GANPATI BAPPA AT NÁMĚSTÍ

The Czech Republic celebrates Ganeshotsav in Brno and Prague with dhol-tasha

GREEN IN EVERY CORNER OF HOME

Inspiring tips for mindful gardening for aspiring Indian home gardeners

Mini wonder

Panasonic made a tepid start with the S 1 in the full frame market.

Destined to Fail

FITNESS MYTHIC HERO OF THE MONTH

Mysterious drawings

In a little village lived a small, enchanted artist who was determined to make her dreams true.

Balancing screen time & play time

In the past few years, especially since the Covid-19 lockdown, devices have become an integral part of children’s lives.

Train yourself to retain your talent resources

Deepshikha Kumar talks about Asia's largest digital platform for professional learning

TOO MANY HOBBIES CAN BURN YOU OUT

It is important to strike a balance between passion and rest

Together Alone

Navigating identity and stereotypes

GANESHA, THE UNIVERSAL LORD

The concept of multiple deities and their worship is a hallmark of Hinduism.

Kareena brilliantly anchors this stumbling whodunit

Hansal Mehta’s The Buckingham Murders invites viewers into the griefstricken world of Jasmeet Bhamra, portrayed by Kareena Kapoor Khan, a detective mourning the loss of her son.

Investment avenues for individuals

A comparison of real estate with other options such as gold and the stock market

CII-IGBC's 30th Chapter in Navi Mumbai

The vision is to engage local stakeholders, raise awareness, and promote green initiatives

Sweden tame India on day 1

Visitors trail 2-0, with Ramkumar and Balaji losing singles matches

Indian men prevail over Hungary B

India men dropped their first point, but carried enough steam to beat Hungary ‘B’ 3.50.5 to maintain a clean slate in the ongoing 45th Chess Olympiad here.

MORKEL PREFERS CURRENT SET-UP

New bowling coach's aim is to protect, fine-tune cricket system

Pratham and Tilak hit tons

Tilak Varma and Pratham made smooth hundreds to drive India A to a commanding position against India D after the third day of their Duleep Trophy match here on Saturday.

Sharma ties course record in Irish Open

The Indian shot 6-under 65 in the second round to rise to top 15

Livingstone masterclass sinks Australia

The England all-rounder struck 87 and shared 90 runs stand with Bethell