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Guwahati airport's international terminal to be opened in Nov: CM Himanta

Sarma accompanied a delegation from Bhutan to review the progress of the construction of the new terminal on Wednesday night

SC dismisses Justice Yashwant Varma's plea challenging in-house probe panel

The Supreme Court upheld that the in-house committee followed due process. It ruled the CJI's letter to the Prime Minister and President was not unconstitutional

Raksha Bandhan 2025: Railways to run special trains from August 8-17

Rakshabandhan 2025 will be celebrated on August 09, 2025. The Indian Railways has declared Rakhi and Independence Day special trains on several routes nationwide to ease the rush

Himachal monsoon toll hits 199; 108 dead in rain havoc, 91 in road mishaps

In its latest cumulative report, the SEOC said that these deaths occurred between June 20 and August 6, 2025

Ready to pay heavy price for our farmers, fishermen: Modi on Trump tariffs

This is PM Modi's first response after Trump doubled India's tariff to 50 per cent over Russian oil imports, with the PM stressing India's agri-sector will not be compromised

ED raids in Lucknow in money laundering case against ex-UP Invest CEO

Four premises linked to alleged middleman Nikant Jain, who allegedly asked for a bribe on behalf of Prakash, are being searched in the city under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act

Bihar CM assures teachers of district choice in transfer postings

Kumar said the Education Department has been instructed to consider these preferences and ensure teachers are placed in their chosen or nearby areas

Explained: Why feeding pigeons has become a political flashpoint in Mumbai

Mumbai's Kabutarkhana controversy revolves around issues of public health, religious protest, and political fallout ahead of civic polls

Notification for Vice-Presidential poll issued, nomination process begins

The post of Vice President fell vacant on July 21 after Jagdeep Dhankhar resigned unexpectedly, citing health reasons

6-yr-old Indian-origin girl, chef assaulted in racist attacks in Ireland

A 6-year-old girl in Waterford and a chef in Dublin were assaulted in separate incidents, as Ireland sees a disturbing rise in racist attacks against Indians and Indian-origin citizens

J-K govt bans 25 books for propagating false narrative, secessionism

It said this literature would deeply impact the psyche of youth by promoting culture of grievance, victim hood and terrorist heroism

Ensured minimum disturbance while building Chenab, Anji bridges: LS told

Talking about its social significance, Vaishnaw stated that the USBRL project has made substantial socio-economic contributions to the region

Ex-SC judge flags executive interference in judges' appointment process

He said that if the appointment process of judges was in the hands of the executive, "a kind of mischief" could be played

Cal HC grants interim protection to Mithun Chakraborty in unpaid dues case

Justice Jay Sengupta granted protection to Chakraborty from any coercive action in the case till September 10

Tour operators advise against Himachal, Uttarakhand travel amid rains

Heavy rainfall, floods in Himachal and a cloudburst in Uttarakhand prompt tour operators to advise against monsoon travel to the northern mountains

Historian and former BS columnist Rajat Kanta Ray passes away in Kolkata

He taught in Presidency College for more than 30 years and in 2005 then governor Gopalkrishna Gandhi went to the college to attend his class

190 people rescued from Uttarkashi's Dharali village: Uttarakhand CM

Talking to PTI Videos here, the chief minister said plans are being prepared to evacuate the pilgrims stuck in Gangotri Dham through Nelong Valley

Kartavya Bhavan embodies resolve to fulfil nation's dreams, says PM

The ambitious project is aimed at bringing ministries and departments under one roof for efficiency

Datanomics: Natural disasters kill at least 1,000 people annually

More than 1,000 people die every year due to natural disasters in the country

Cutting fertiliser subsidy not viable despite green push, says Tharoor

Speaking at the launch of Priyambada Jayakumar's book on Swaminathan, Tharoor emphasised the late agricultural scientist's holistic vision