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Maharashtra Congress divided over tie-up with MNS for civic polls: BJP

Elections to the 246 municipal councils and 42 nagar panchayats in the state will be held on December 2, while the civic corporation polls are expected to take place in January 2026

Bill on civil nuclear sector among proposed legislations for winter session

Besides the crucial 'The Atomic Energy Bill, 2025', which seeks to govern the use and regulation of atomic energy in India, the Higher Education Commission of India Bill is also on the agenda

Shashi Tharoor hails Trump-Mamdani meeting as "how democracy should work"

Tharoor's remarks came a day after Trump met Mamdani at the White House, a meeting that drew attention because of their heated exchanges during the New York mayoral campaign

Stalin writes to Modi, says rejection of metro projects caused resentment

High-capacity public transport alternatives are an imperative in large growth engine cities, Stalin said and underscored that Tamil Nadu was the most urbanised state in the country

Global wealth, development gaps 'unjust, unsustainable': Ramaphosa at G20

In his address to some 40 heads of state, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, gathered in Johannesburg, Ramaphosa also underscored the need to dismantle divisions based on economic status

4 arrested in Delhi for providing mule accounts to facilitate cyber frauds

According to the police, the accused acted as intermediaries for larger cybercrime modules and were responsible for procuring mule bank accounts, into which cheated funds were deposited in installment

From margins to mainstream: Gig workers finally get formal safety net

For the delivery partner dropping off groceries or the driver navigating city traffic, this move signals the end of legal invisibility

UP CM asks DMs to identify infiltrators, keep them in detention centres

Adityanath said that illegal immigrants held in detention centres will be deported to their countries of origin as per the established procedures

Namo Bharat trains available for birthday celebrations, pre-wedding shoots

Under the new policy, individuals, event organisers and photography or media companies can book static or running Namo Bharat coaches, the statement said

Delhi Police bust ISI-linked drone arms network, arrest 4 suspects

Investigations revealed that weapons were being smuggled from Pakistan using customised drones capable of low-altitude flights to evade radar

BJP, EC plan to delete over 50K votes in SP, INDIA bloc LS seats: Akhilesh

The allegations came amid the ongoing special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Uttar Pradesh and 11 other states

Railways crossed 1 bn tonne freight loading by November 19 in FY 25-26

Daily loading continues to hold strong at around 4.4 MT, higher than 4.2 MT last year, demonstrating improved operational efficiency and sustained demand, the railways ministry said

Dialogue among employers, workers key as labour codes take effect: ILO DG

In a landmark overhaul of labour laws, the government on Friday notified all four labour codes, ushering in major reforms, including universal social security coverage for gig workers

MP HC stays action against ancestral house of Al-Falah chancellor

The Madhya Pradesh high court passed the interim order on Thursday and disposed of the petition filed by a resident of the house who challenged the Board's notice

Magh Mela to host 120-150 mn pilgrims says UP CM; preparation in full swing

Adityanath said preparations have been scaled up compared to 2024, drawing from the experience of the "Mahakumbh 2025"

Delhi traffic police get ₹84 cr in fines during Grap checks from Oct 14

A total of 446 challans were issued for uncovered construction and demolition waste, according to the department's records

Labour codes will boost social security access for gig workers: Eternal

Under the new codes, 'gig work', 'platform work', and 'aggregators' have been defined for the first time

Central agencies can intervene in Sabarimala gold loss issue: George Kurian

He claimed that those arrested in connection with the irregularities were all "atheists" as "they went with a smile, content in the knowledge that they have carried out their ideological duties"

Fire in Dharavi huts disrupts Harbour line trains, no injuries reported

At least four fire engines and other firefighting vehicles reached the spot and launched the firefighting operation, a civic official said

India's merchandise exports drop 11.8% in Oct after US tariff hike: Crisil

The decline in exports was broad-based across petroleum products, gems and jewellery and core sectors