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Case against cops after abduction accused escapes from moving train

AGRA, Sept. 8 -- A case was registered at the Government Railway Police (GRP) Agra Fort station against a sub-inspector, a woman head constable, a constable and an accused who allegedly absconded from... Read More


Daughter-in-law arrested forpharma trader's murder

KANPUR, Sept. 8 -- The daughter-in-law of pharmaceutical trader Vineet Vinocha was arrested in Kanpur on Monday in connection with his murder after the businessman's employee and an alleged accomplice... Read More


Well found at Saharanpur Collectorate may date back to medieval period: ASI

MEERUT, Sept. 8 -- A debris-filled well unearthed at the Saharanpur Collectorate premises has prompted a historical assessment, with the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and the Uttar Pradesh stat... Read More


Man kills wife, keeps her head in fridge, held

Silchar, Sept. 8 -- A 30-year-old cab driver in Guwahati was arrested for allegedly beheading his wife over suspicion of an illicit affair, police said on Monday, adding that he kept her severed head ... Read More


In a first, HC directs Assam to pay Rs.2L to kin of woman pushed into B'desh

Guwahati, Sept. 8 -- The Gauhati high court has directed the Assam government to pay Rs.2 lakh as interim compensation to the husband of Mumtaz Begum, a Bengali-origin Muslim woman who was expelled to... Read More


Muddied legal waters of the Indus Treaty

India, Sept. 8 -- On August 31, 2026, the Court of Arbitration in The Hague held that the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) remained fully in force despite New Delhi's decision to hold it in abeyance. It also... Read More


Privatising missile sector to preserve autonomy

India, Sept. 8 -- India's decision to open the conventional missile sector to private industry marks an important inflection point in the evolution of the country's defence-industrial strategy. Defenc... Read More


How India can bag its next hockey World Cup

India, Sept. 8 -- The Indian men's hockey team has won successive bronze medals at the last two Olympics - and that's definitely a matter of pride. But we failed to replicate that performance at the r... Read More


Even established singers struggle for opportunities: Akriti Kakar

India, Sept. 7 -- Singer Akriti Kakar, known for tracks such as Saturday Saturday (Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania, 2014) and Iski Uski (2 States, 2014) says that even established artistes continue to face ... Read More


PM Modi flexes his Gen Z vocab with SRCC's Dhurandhars

India, Sept. 7 -- From saying that simply being from Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) was a "flex" to describing its alumni as "OGs" and slipping in a Dhurandhar reference, Prime Minister Narendra ... Read More