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Govt to move confidence vote in 2 day Delhi Assembly session: Gopal Rai

The assembly session may also discuss Delhi's rising pollution level ahead of the winter season. On Wednesday environment minister Gopal Rai spoke about the Delhi government's action plan

HC extends interim protection from arrest for Puja Khedkar till Oct 4

Both the UPSC and the Delhi Police have sought dismissal of her plea for pre-arrest bail

Certificate can be issued to Kangana's film if some cuts are made: CBFC

A division bench of Justices B P Colabawalla and Firdosh Pooniwalla last week come down heavily on the CBFC for not taking a decision on the issuance of certificate for the movie

NIMAS team scales new peak, names it after 6th Dalai Lama Tsangyang Gyatso

An expedition team of the National Institute of Mountaineering and Adventure Sports scaled a previously unclimbed peak, at an altitude of 20,942 ft in the Gorichen range of Arunachal Pradesh Himalayas

This 'red entry' in Punjab has farmers fuming. Here is what it means

Farmers are opposing Punjab's plan to introduce "red entries" in land records for those caught burning paddy stubble-a major contributor to air pollution during winter

Navratri 2024: What are the nine forms of Maa Durga in Shardiya Navratri?

Shardiya Navratri also known as Maha Navratri holds a huge significance across India. This year, Shardiya Navratri will start on Oct 3 and end on Oct 12. It culminates on the 10th day with Dussehra

'No basis': Manipur govt retracts remark on Kuki militants' possible attack

The Manipur government retracted claims of a planned attack by 900 Kuki militants on the Meitei community in peripheral villager , noting that the "inputs" could not be substantiated

PM Modi's visit to Pune cancelled amid heavy rains; Metro launch put off

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was set to inaugurate a new Pune Metro line along with several other development initiatives but he visit was cancelled due to heavy rainfall

Why Gurugram crawls? Voters ask parties as campaigns for polls intensifies

The traffic situation has also become a subject of blame game among political parties

JNPA agrees to fulfil demands of Dye-Makers Association at Vadhvan

As part of the agreement, JNPA will facilitate subsidised loans and insurance policies tailored for the dyemakers in the region

Happy Birthday Dr Manmohan Singh; PM Modi, Rahul Gandhi extend best wishes

PM Modi shared a post on X on the 92nd Birthday of former PM of India, Manmohan Singh. Congress leaders also extend best wishes

Himachal mandates ID display for all shop owners, vendors for public safety

All shopkeepers and vendors are required to display their identification to avoid any inconvenience for the public. Street vendors selling food items should also maintain proper hygiene standards

Telangana plans 'family digital card' to bring everything under one roof

The Telangana government is planning to introduce 'family digital cards' in the state soon. Once implemented, the "One State-One Digital Card" will enable multiple welfare and food grains schemes

Will Karnataka's KWIN city be Bengaluru twin? Siddaramaiah's plan decoded

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah will launch KWIN City on Wednesday, a smart city aimed at creating a hub for knowledge, well-being, and innovation to attract global talent

Hilsa bonanza: Prized fish from Bangladesh back on plate as imports resume

Before the turmoil, Bangladesh exported an average of 5,000 tonnes of Hilsa to India annually, a practice that began in 1996

Mumbai rains: Local train services resume as water recedes at Andheri

Western Railway suburban services were also restored on Thursday despite the heavy rains as the waters have receded at several stations

Mumbai rains: 4 dead due to rain-related incidents; schools, colleges shut

Mumbai rains: Heavy rains lashed Mumbai on Wednesday night, causing severe waterlogging and flight diversions; the IMD has issued a red alert for Mumbai

Heavy rain lashes Chennai, leaving many parts of city waterlogged

The regional meteorological centre here has forecasted light to moderate rains in north Tamil Nadu till the weekend

Mumbai traffic back on track post heavy rains, schools shut after IMD alert

After Wednesday's heavy rains, some roads virtually turned into rivers of fast-moving water as several areas received more than 100 mm of rain

Sri Lanka election is the latest sign India is losing its neighbourhood

Dissanayake has worried New Delhi because his party, the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna, made a name for itself in the 1980s with an anti-India terror campaign