India
Andhra Govt, Singapore Consortium Cancel Amaravati Capital City Start-Up Area Project
Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) said on Tuesday the decision was based on mutual consent between the Andhra Pradesh State government and the Singapore consortium.
Fed up of His Alcoholism and Physical Abuse, Telangana Parents Burn 42-year-old Son Alive
Mahesh came home drunk on Tuesday night and started thrashing his parents. Unable to bear the harassment, they tied him to a pole and burnt him alive.
Goa to Intensify Crackdown on Beach Boozing After Two Tourists Drown
In January, the Goa cabinet had passed a law banning consumption of alcohol in public places and assured a crackdown on 'boozing' on beaches and other tourist sites in the coastal state.
Salary Unpaid for Months, Another BSNL Contract Worker Ends Life in Kerala by Jumping Before Train
Anil Kumar (40), hailing from Palakkad and working with BSNL for the last 24 years, had not been paid his wages since the past six months, his relatives said.
Maharashtra Woman Arrested for Fixing 9-year-old Daughter's Marriage for Rs 30,000
Police raided Fulenagar area, where the marriage was supposed to take place, after some local residents tipped them off, and arrested six people.
Journalists in Kashmir Protest Against 100 Days of Suspension of Internet Services
The journalists demanded immediate restoration of the services to facilitate the media persons to discharge their professional duties.
Very Appreciative of India's Gift of Solar Panels, Says UN Chief's Spokesperson
The United Nations is facing a severe liquidity crisis, reaching its deepest deficit of the decade. Several emergency measures have been put in place by the world organisation to tide over the financial crunch.
Bihar Panchayat Asks Minor Rape Victim to Sell Newborn, Probe Ordered
The minor was allegedly sexually assaulted by a local Muslim cleric and later by an electrician in July. Both the accused are absconding.
UK's Prince Charles to Meet President Kovind, Visit Gurdwara on Two-day Trip to India
This will be the Prince of Wales' 10th official visit and will celebrate enduring British-Indian ties, with a focus on shared global challenges such as sustainability and climate change.
Meghalaya Order Asking Outsiders to Register With Govt Yet to Be Imposed, Awaits Governor Nod
The amendment, awaiting the nod of Governor Tathagata Roy, will take the form of an ordinance and the government wants to regularise it in the next session of the Assembly
Bodies of Four Fishermen Missing in Trawler Capsize During Cyclone Bulbul Found
The trawler had capsized on Saturday midnight 50 metre off the island when it was caught in the severe cyclone which made its landfall between Sagar Island in South 24 Parganas and Khepupara in Bangladesh.
In Wake of Kashmir Killings, Bengal Mulls Signing MoUs With Other States For Safety of Migrant Workers
State Labour Commissioner Javed Akhtar said though it’s in a preliminary stage, the government is planning to sign MoUs with other states to ensure the safety and security of workers from the state
Lawyers Continue Protest After Clashes With Police, No Work in Delhi District Courts
The tension between police personnel and lawyers had been building up since November 2 when a clash over a parking dispute led to at least 20 security personnel and several advocates being injured.
Expected to Reduce Travel by 30 Minutes, 'Fish Belly-Shaped' New Mumbai Flyover Now Open for Public
The elevated corridor, passing through BKC, Babubhai Compound, Central Railway (near Sion), Duncan Colony, Harbour Line (Chunabhatti station), Somaiya ground and lands at EEH, is expected to greatly reduce traffic jams.
SC Referred to Books in Sanskrit, Urdu, Persian and French Before Delivering Ayodhya Verdict
The Supreme Court exercised caution in making deductions out of historical context, saying interpreting history is an 'exercise fraught with pitfalls'.
Managed by Cong Leaders, Newspaper Compares Ayodhya Ruling to 'Actions of Pak SC'; Draws BJP's Ire
The party's attack came even as National Herald, run by Associated Journals Limited (AJL) that is managed by senior Congress leaders, pulled down the article from its website.