Gangland hitman who threw acid at Scottish Conservative leader is freed
Russell Findlay has warned that organised crime groups may still have "unfinished business" with him after learning William Burns would be leaving prison.
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Centre should end silence on PoK killings: Farooq Abdullah
The NC chief says Government of India must raise its voice over the reported killings and hardships faced by people in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir
Kerala health university to launch four major projects on Friday
Kerala’s first MSc Medical Bioinformatics programme, a medicinal plant garden on varsity campus, YouTube channel for public awareness, and an e-learning studio are the initiatives
Indiscipline will not be tolerated, says TDP State president Palla Srinivasa Rao
The party is not hesitant to take disciplinary action against those crossing the line, he asserts, and exhorts cadres to work with achieving victory in the 2029 elections as the single-minded goal and take development and welfare schemes to the people
Rajya Sabha adjourned twice as Opposition demands Amit Shah’s presence over protest crackdown
Opposition parties protest police action against demonstrators and Delhi Police’s attempt to arrest former JNUSU president Aishe Ghosh at CPI(M) headquarters; House disrupted twice before noon