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Atiq Ahmad's assailants belong to three different cities of Uttar Pradesh

The families of all three men have disowned the assailants and said that they had already left their homes much before the incident

India to chair Commonwealth group on reform of financial architecture

Finance ministers from various Commonwealth countries have called for a systemic reform of the global financial architecture to enhance access to development financing for vulnerable countries

Nitish Kumar reprises role played by George Fernandes in formation of NDA

After the successful meeting with opposition leaders in Delhi, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar is turning out to be the biggest challenge for Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the 2024 elections

10 smart cities in UP get Rs 10,000 cr for completing infra projects

Projects worth over Rs 10,000 crore will become operational within the 10 smart cities of Uttar Pradesh in a few months

RSS chief calls on India to share traditional knowledge for global welfare

Bhagwat said that India's formation was intended for global welfare, and as the country's strength and prestige grow, its duty is to share its wisdom with others

Assailants who killed Atiq Ahmed, his brother posed as mediapersons

Assailants who killed Atiq Ahmed, his brother Ashraf on Saturday in presence of the police personnel and media came in the guise of mediapersons with one of them even carrying a mic along with an ID

Covid patients more at risk of hospital-associated infections: Study

People admitted to hospital for the treatment of Covid-19 are likely to have a higher incidence of healthcare associated infections, finds a study

K'taka polls: Siddaramaiah denied ticket from Kolar, local leader fielded

In a setback to Opposition leader Siddaramaiah, the Kolar assembly seat has been allotted to a local leader by the Congress. Siddaramaiah had asked for a ticket from Kolar constituency also

New mutation in bird flu virus shows potential for humans outbreak: Report

Scientists have identified new mutations in avian influenza virus H5N1, which recently infected a man in Chile, and may pose risk of spread in humans

12 killed, 28 injured as bus plunges into gorge on Mumbai-Pune highway

In a pre-dawn tragedy, at least 12 youths, including five minors, were killed while 28 others injured when a private bus plunged into a gorge on Mumbai-Pune Highway on Saturday, officials said here

Nitish Kumar backs Kejriwal over CBI summon, says people respect him

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar termed the CBI summon to his Delhi counterpart Arvind Kejriwal for questioning in connection with the Delhi excise policy case as 'wrong'

Instagram Reels adds dedicated 'trends' section to empower creators

Meta-owned Instagram has announced new features on its short-video making app to empower creators

Delhi govt calls for special Assembly session on Mon after CBI summons CM

The Delhi government has called a special session of the Legislative Assembly on April 17, a day after Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has been summoned to appear before the CBI

UN voices concern over possible escalation of tensions in Sudan's capital

The UN has voiced concern over a possible escalation of tensions in Sudan

Bodily rhythm may determine behaviour, reveals a new smartphone study

Human body's rhythms may determine our behaviour, according to a smartphone-based study

Amazon, Google CEOs hint at more layoffs amid meltdown to evaluate business

As tech layoffs continue unabated in 2023, Amazon and Google CEOs have hinted at more layoffs as the companies continue to evaluate business

Ukraine to receive financial assistance of $4.5 bn from IMF amid war

Last month, the IMF approved a four-year Extended Fund Facility program for Ukraine in the amount of $15.6 billion to support the country's stability and economic recovery

Apple shipped $7.5 bn worth iPhones, iPads in India in FY23: Report

iPhone 13 series garnered 48 per cent market share in Q1 2023, followed by iPhone 14 series at 44 per cent

Separatist Amritpal does a no show on Baisakhi, flop show at Talwandi Sabo

There was no tension visible among the people visiting the holy shrine and every activity seemed to be taking its normal course

Taliban bans video games, music, foreign films in Afghanistan's Herat

Earlier this month, also in Herat, the Taliban closed restaurant gardens for women and families