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BAFTA 2025: 'All We Imagine As Light' loses award to 'Emilia Perez'

Despite controversy surrounding its lead star Karla Sofia Gascon's old tweets, which were viewed as Islamophobic and racist, "Emilia Perez" won the award at Sunday's ceremony in London

NCW defers hearing as 'India's Got Latent' Youtubers cite safety concerns

The National Commission for Women had summoned content creators and public figures to appear before it on February 17, 2025 at 12 PM

DMK, allies to protest against Centre over NEP, 'betrayal' of Tamil Nadu

Against the background of Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK, main opposition AIADMK and other parties, barring the BJP, opposing the Centre for its insistence of the NEP

Footwear maker Khadim expects demerger to be completed by March: Official

The Kolkata-based footwear maker had earlier announced the decision to carve out its distribution business and manufacturing activities into KSR Footwear Ltd (KFL) to improve margins and valuations

AAP questions delay in naming Delhi CM, says BJP has 'no face' to run govt

Addressing a press conference, senior AAP leader and Delhi's acting Chief Minister Atishi accused the BJP of lacking a credible leader to govern the national capital

SC defers hearing in Places of Worship Act to first week of April

CJI Sanjiv Khanna also took exception to many intervention applications being filed in the case and said there should be a limit to such applications

Army fully capable of dealing with any situation along borders: J&K LG

LG Sinha asserted that there will be no pause in anti-terror operations as clear directions have been given to security agencies to wipe out the menace and ensure peace and tranquillity in the region

Stop insisting on trilingual policy to allocate funds: Ex-TN CM to Centre

From the time a resolution was passed in the state Assembly, piloted by former Chief Minister C N Annadurai on January 23, 1968, Tamil Nadu has been following two language policy of Tamil and English

Singapore's Indian-origin leader Pritam Singh found guilty of lying in Parl

In the verdict delivered in the State Courts, Deputy Principal District Judge Luke Tan convicted Singh of the two charges against him

Tight security at NDLS post deadly stampede, passenger influx continues

Delhi Police, along with Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Government Railway Police (GRP), has deployed additional personnel to manage rush at the station

PM Modi urges people to stay calm, alert after earthquake jolts Delhi-NCR

The epicentre of the quake was in the Jheel Park area of Dhaula Kuan and there were some reports of people hearing a loud sound as the ground shook

US, Russia to hold peace talks in Saudi Arabia to end Ukraine war

The US has asked its European allies what they would need from Washington to participate in Ukraine security arrangements and to outline how they see lasting guarantees

AAP, Cong criticise Haryana govt for using 'prison buses' for deportees

Another plane carrying a third batch of over 100 illegal Indian immigrants from the US including many from Haryana is set to land at Amritsar Sunday night

Assam cabinet approves mega industrial park, new policy for green energy

Besides, the cabinet has approved Post Graduate increments to Ayurvedic doctors, who have successfully completed the 3-year PG course

Strict security measures at major UP stations after Delhi stampede

In Varanasi, Ashok Kumar from the North Eastern Railway said the same protocols are in place at Jhunsi and Rambagh stations, where passengers are held in secure areas until their train arrives

Mumbai favourites against Vidarbha in Ranji semis despite Jaiswal's absence

Mumbai have a host of stars in their line-up such as skipper Ajinkya Rahane, Suryakumar Yadav, Shivam Dube and Shardul Thakur who can alter the course of the game on their own

Haris Rauf fit for Champions Trophy opener against NZ on Wednesday: Report

A source close to the Pakistan team confirmed to PTI on Sunday that Haris, who sustained a muscular strain in his lower chest wall during the recent tri-series tournament

England women down India 2-1 in penalty shoot-out in FIH Pro League

The Indian women's hockey team fought back twice before going down 1-2 in shoot-out against England after both the teams finished 2-2 in regulation time in their FIH Pro League match here on Sunday.

No FIR against Gaurav Gogoi, Assam cabinet to file case against Pakistani

The cabinet noted its concerns regarding the explicit involvement of a Pakistan-based leader and other actors of a climate action group in matters concerning India's internal affairs

President Murmu highlights positive impact of development on tribals

President Murmu also said that around 250 new Eklavya schools are under construction to expand educational opportunities further