India
Was River Flowing Through Harappa the Mythical Saraswati? Search Brings Scientists to Shocking Evidence
A study scrutinised the dynamics of the Harappan civilisation and found that timing of the rejuvenated perennial phase of the Ghaggar 'coincides with that of the flourishing of the Pre-Harappan and Early Harappan cultures along its banks.'
Mamata Banerjee Says She Had a 'Very Cordial' Meeting with Sheikh Hasina
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is on a day's visit to the city to inaugurate India's maiden day/night test match against Bangladesh at the iconic Eden Gardens stadium.
Supreme Court Asks RO Manufacturers to Approach Govt Over NGT's Order on Water Purifiers
The apex court was hearing a petition filed by Water Quality India Association challenging the NGT's order which had directed the government to regulate the use of purifiers and sensitise public about the ill effects of demineralised water.
21-Year-Old Jaipur Boy Cracks Judicial Exam in 1st Attempt, Set to Become Youngest Judge in India
Singh, who completed his five-year LLB from Rajasthan University in April, said he is elated with the success.
Over 200 Economists, Academicians Ask Govt to Release All NSSO Data: Report
According to reports, the 2017-18 Consumer Expenditure Survey shows a sharp decline in average consumption and the survey results are not being released because they support other evidence that the economy is experiencing a downturn.
New Innings With Team Rajapaksa? Speculation over Cricketer Muralitharan's New Role as Governor Upsets Tamils
Murali's stand on alleged war crimes against Tamils committed during the tenure of Gotabaya as Defence secretary under the presidency of his elder brother Mahinda Rajapaksa between 2005 and 2015 has angered the Tamils.
Congress Hits Out at Govt Over Pragya Thakur's Appointment to Consultative Committee on Defence
According to a bulletin issued by the Lok Sabha Secretariat, Thakur will be part of the 21-member committee headed by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
You Have to Answer Every Question Raised on Restrictions Imposed in Valley, Top Court Tells J&K
At the outset, the top court clarified that except for one petition it does not have any detention matters pending before it.
Murder Convict Who Fled Jail 11 Years Ago Held After Encounter in Noida
Officials said that the encounter broke out near a petrol pump in Sector 54 around 10.30 pm, in which Mehar Gani, alias Meharban Singh, alias Bunty, who is in his late 30s, got injured.
Ready to Call off Stir, Resume Duties if T'gana Govt Retains All Staff Sans Conditions: Transport Workers
The offer came hours after the Congress, TDP and BJP besides other opposition parties sought Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan's intervention to resolve the 47-day-old stir.
Electronic Toll Tax Collection Tool FASTag Becomes Mandatory from December 1; Here's All You Need to Know
Starting December 1, the government has made it necessary to make all the lanes and highways FASTag-enabled, which aims for smooth functioning of vehicles, encouraging cashless payments, and avoiding traffic congestion.
Castigated by Family for Being Gay, 25-year-old Man Lodges Police Complaint in West Bengal
In his complaint, Subhankar Roy alleged that ever since he told his father about his relationship with a man he has been subjected to acute mental and physical torture.
Assam Has Maximum Captive Elephants in India; Registers Rise in Jumbo Deaths, Conflicts
An RTI query has revealed the Assam forest department has 150 elephants, while 752 pachyderms are in custody of private individuals.
Two Men Booked for Killing 'Agitated' Bull Using Earthmover in Pune
In a video that went viral on social media, a man operating an earthmover is seen chasing an agitated bull and finally killing the animal, police said.
CISF Dogs Who Secured Delhi Metro Retire from Service, Receive Medals, Selfies and Hugs at Farewell
A special farewell was accorded to them by troops in uniform who lined up to salute the four-legged soldiers as they took their last walk in the camp.
Andhra Pradesh Govt Defers Its Plan to Introduce 350 Electric Buses
The air-conditioned buses were to be deployed on Gross Cost Contract (GCC) basis, under Phase-II of Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid)Electric Vehicles (FAME) in India scheme.