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Chandrayaan-3 successfully inserted into the lunar orbit, says Isro

Over five moves in the three weeks since the launch on July 14, ISRO has been lifting the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft into orbits farther and farther away from the Earth

No plan for cheetah relocation, want it to be success: Bhupender Yadav

Cheetahs have been brought to KNP as part of an ambitious reintroduction project after the species was declared extinct from the country in 1952

BJP gen secy in Gujarat, Pradeepsinh Vaghela resigns on 'personal grounds'

BJP's Rajni Patel also said no complaint was received against Vaghela and he remains a party worker

Haryana govt failed in ensuring security to people: Hooda on violence

Hooda also hailed the Supreme Court ruling staying the conviction of Rahul Gandhi in a 2019 defamation case over his Modi surname remark

Maruti 3.0: To add 2 mn units per annum capacity in 9 yrs, says RC Bgargava

Maruti Suzuki expects the demand for exports to continue to grow and export volumes are projected at 750,000 to 800,000 cars by FY 2030-31

Hearing of defamation case filed against Rahul by RSS activist adjourned

Kunte was to be cross-examined by the defence on Saturday, but Gandhi's lawyer sought adjournment

Divisive elements hell bent to disturb peace among communities in J-K: Azad

The former chief minister said the strong bonding between different communities in Chenab Valley and Pir Panjal is an example of how people uphold and cherish secular values

Inzamam set to take over as Pakistan team chief selector, says PCB source

The decision to be made is whether only Inzamam takes over as new chief selector or the entire selection committee be revamped

ASI conducts scientific survey of Gyanvapi for 2nd day, to continue on Sun

ASI officials told that the survey work will resume again at 8 am on Sunday

Govt employees play major role in execution of pro-people policies: Himanta

A Lok Sewa Adhikar Aayog will also be established soon with the aim of expediting the speed of public services delivery, he said

Three prominent AAP leaders, many workers in Jammu resign from party

Kundal said over AAP 200 office-bearers, including its district presidents and secretaries, have resigned and are now free to join any secular party

Mentor teachers instrumental in bringing revolution in MCD schools: Atishi

"With this enthusiasm, they will create a fantastic learning atmosphere in their classrooms and introduce innovative teaching and learning methods to their fellow teachers," Atishi said

Pakistan elections likely to be delayed as cabinet endorses census results

The government will dissolve the parliament on August 9 to get 90 days for the election but even then it may not be possible to hold polls on time

Govt likely to present Delhi Services Bill in Rajya Sabha on Monday

Singhvi had represented the Delhi government in the Supreme Court in the matter related to control of administrative services

More structures razed in violence-hit Nuh, police take out flag march

The Congress and opposition parties continued to target the Manohar Lal Khattar-led BJP-JJP government in Haryana

No 'hurdle' left in holding polls after ex-PM Imran's arrest: Pak analyst

Former Pakistan prime minister Khan, 70, was arrested from his Zaman Park home in Lahore on Saturday shortly after an Islamabad trial court found him guilty

PM continues to be silent, allows discredited CM to rule: Cong on Manipur

The Congress and other opposition parties have been disrupting both houses of Parliament during the Monsoon session on the issue

Article 370 abrogation ushered in peace in J-K, says govt; Oppn protests

In Jammu, the Congress, the Shiv Sena (UBT), the People's Conference and the PDP staged separate protests to mark the day

Fresh spell of rain in Delhi, IMD forecasts light showers for Sunday

The minimum temperature settled at 25.2 degrees Celsius, two notches below the season's average, the IMD added

GPR can detect if any structure is buried under mosque: ex-ASI official

The Supreme Court's nod on Friday came just hours after an ASI team had already resumed the detailed scientific survey ordered by the Varanasi district court on July 21