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Actor Dileep acquitted after 9-year legal battle in abduction and assault case: All you need to know

On the night of 17th February 2017, a leading Malayalam actress was abducted and sexually assaulted inside her car while travelling in Kochi.

Major Buddhist complex found in Baramulla: Read about the breakthrough and how Modi govt is working to revive the cultural and historical heritage of...

It is the first large-scale cooperation project in Jammu and Kasmir to be officially approved under ASI guidelines.

Supreme Court grants bail to Mohammed, accused of molesting women and supporting Pakistan on social media during Operation Sindoor

A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Jomalya Bagchi, noted that Joynal Abedin has been in custody for six months and the trial has not begun. The court said that the trial will take time to conclude.

As 2025 nears end, here’s how the Assam government conducted demolition drives throughout the year to remove illegal encroachments

Despite the Islamo-leftist cabal peddling ‘Muslim victimhood’ narratives, the CM Himanta Biswa Sarma-led government’s “bulldozer action” to clear illegal encroachments continues uninterrupted. The Assam government has been undertaking a broader campaign to free public and forest land from illegal occupation.

Ugandan man arrested for scamming AIIMS researcher in the name of ‘rare oil’, had used fake dating profiles to defraud ₹1.9 lakh

The Delhi Police tracked Iga down after months of investigation and technical surveillance.

Anatomy of the IndiGo monopoly: How UPA’s lost decade, failure of competitors and a lack of aviation reforms paved way for the current mess

It is reasonable to argue that the core of this disaster is IndiGo's internal miscalculations, especially with regard to crew planning and rostering. However, tracing how we got to the point where one airline's error could paralyze the network is as fair and politically significant.

From raving over Pathaan’s bikini-clad ISI fantasy to slandering Dhurandhar’s brutal truth: Why The Wire can’t handle reality on screen

The Wire fears Dhurandhar not for its success, but for the truth it forces India to remember.

Salman Rushdie, who lost his eye to Islamic radicalism, expresses concern about ‘Hindu nationalism’ in India: Read why his virtue signalling is misplaced

Rushdie’s comments echoed long-standing activist narratives on India, shaped largely by selectively informed journalists, even as he remained silent on the radicalism that targeted him, raising questions about selective outrage and the inconsistencies in his public positions.

Adani Green Energy integrates Global Biodiversity Framework, commits ‘No Net Loss’ by 2030, and planting over 27 million trees

Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL), India’s largest renewable energy developer, has given a significant boost to its sustainability agenda by formally integrating the Taskforce...

Naxal leader Ramdher Majji and 11 others surrender before security forces in Chhattisgarh, total wipeout almost in sight

Among those surrendered are Ramdher Majji (CCM), three divisional vice commanders (DVCMs) and other key members. A large cache of lethal weapons, including AK-47s, 30 Carbon, INSAS, .303, and SLRs, were recovered from the possession of the Naxalites.

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