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Bengaluru's Sarjapur, Thanisandra see 80% rise in housing prices: Report

Thanisandra Main Road, located in the north Bengaluru, saw an 81 per increase in prices to Rs 9,700 per sq ft from Rs 5,345 per sq ft

Mahindra unveils Vision 2027 to expand SUV lineup, target global markets

Mahindra is already looking at exporting its electric vehicles to the UK, leveraging improved trade opportunities following the finalisation of the India-UK free trade agreement

India facing tough choices in responding to steep Trump tariffs: GTRI

GTRI said that India marks its Independence Day this year under the shadow of a bruising trade confrontation with Washington

Cong slams PM Modi for praising RSS on Independence Day, calls it troubling

Ramesh also raised the issue of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter rolls in Bihar and said Modi is yet to answer any of the questions raised by the Leader of Opposition

J&K CM briefs PM on Kishtwar cloudburst, says calamity claimed 60 lives

He said his government and the people hit by the tragic cloudburst are grateful for the prime minister's support and all the assistance provided by the Centre

10 pilgrims killed, 35 injured as bus rams into truck in Bengal's Burdwan

The pilgrims, who belonged to Motihari in Bihar's East Champaran district, were returning home after visiting Gangasagar in South 24 Parganas district

Indians need to make sacrifices to keep independence alive: RSS chief

He said an Independent India too has its duty towards the entire world, which is facing innumerable problems and is unable to overcome them

Delhi CM vows Yamuna revival, world-class infra in maiden I-Day speech

She stressed that her government was working to address the issue of waterlogging and better roads

Karnataka-specific education policy in the works: CM Siddaramaiah

During his 79th Independence Day address, the CM said the government is upgrading first-grade colleges and polytechnics and setting up 13 new technical education institutions

Paracetamol use in pregnancy may lead to autism, ADHD in babies: Study

Available over-the-counter, paracetamol -- also known as 'acetaminophen' is considered safe for managing headache, fever, and pain during pregnancy.

Congress hits back at PM Modi over 'foeticide' remark on semiconductors

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh hit back at PM Modi, saying Semiconductors Complex Ltd in Chandigarh began operations in 1983, calling Modi's claim about 'foeticide' of semiconductors false

Legal action only solution to retrieve states' powers: TN CM Stalin

In his Independence Day address, Stalin said that a state government always struggling to get its rightful funds from the Centre does not augur well for federalism

Maharashtra prominent in Indian's unstoppable growth story: CM Fadnavis

Fadnavis said the Atmanirbhar Bharat' slogan is very important and people must work together to make it a success

J-K authorities identify 21 of 46 bodies from Kishtwar cloudburst

A massive flash flood triggered by a cloudburst struck the remote mountain village in Kishtwar on Thursday, killing at least 46 people

Tariffs on India over Russian oil led Moscow to seek talks with US: Trump

The comments come ahead of Trump's high-profile meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, scheduled for Friday in Anchorage, Alaska

Major attack on I-Day foiled in Tripura as police arrest 2 with explosives

Two suspected members of the Tripura United National Force (TUNF), a newly-formed outfit, were arrested from the vehicle with 14 electric detonators and neogel explosives

US, India will rise to challenges together: Marco Rubio in I-Day message

On behalf of the US, Rubio extended congratulations and warm wishes to the people of India on the occasion of the country's Independence Day

India, Pakistan were ready to go nuclear, we solved that, says Trump

Trump said he had thought the Russia-Ukraine war would have been the easiest one to end but it's actually the most difficult

Govt takes up with Ireland cases of violence against Indian nationals

At the same time, External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal noted that Irish President Michael D Higgins and Deputy Prime Minister Simon Harris publicly "condemned" the violence

Pak awards military officials for their services during conflict with India

The Pakistan government on Thursday awarded dozens of civilian and military officials, including ministers and services chiefs, for their role in the four-day conflict with India.