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India Culturally Dominated China for Over 2,000 Years, Says Rajnath Singh
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday pitched for using tourism to increase India's global influence.
Does Yamuna Expressway Belong to Jaypee Group? SC Seeks to Know
A bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra posed the query to Jaypee Associates after the counsel appearing for IDBI Bank raised objection over the proposal to hive off the 165-kilometre long expressway by the applicant firm.
Train Knocks Down Five Women in Bihar's Munger, 4 Killed
An intercity train ran over five women in Munger early on Monday morning, four of whom died on the spot, prompting a protest by the locals.
Drunk Man Rapes Woman in Broad Daylight on Vizag Footpath, Passers-by Look On
In the video, the victim can be seen sitting on the footpath near the quarters in Railway New Colony in Vizag and a man, wearing a blue shirt, raping her.
Two BJP MLAs Protest Rajasthan Ordinance, Term it a 'Reminder of Emergency'
The criminal law ordinance issued by the Vasundhara Raje government seeks to protect both serving and former judges, magistrates and public servants in the state from being investigated for on-duty action without its prior sanction.
PM Narendra Modi Opens Ro-Ro Ferry Service, Says 'P for P' is Govt's New Mantra
The Rs 650-crore ‘Roll-on, Roll-Off’ service links Ghogha in Bhavnagar district of Saurashtra region and Dahej in Bharuch district across the Gulf of Khambhat in the Arabian Sea.
Pakistan Firing Claims One More Life in Jammu and Kashmir
A civilian working as a porter for the Army was killed "when the Pakistani troops resorted to indiscriminate firing, the official said.
Siddaramaiah Criticises Ananth Hegde Over Tipu Row, Says Event Being Made Political Issue
“As part of the government, he shouldn’t have written it,” Siddaramaiah said. "It is being made into a political issue. There were four wars against British and Tipu fought them all,” he added.
Restrictions in Srinagar After Strike Call by Separatists
Schools, shops and other business establishments remained closed due to the strike called by separatist leaders Syed Ali Shah Geelani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Mohammad Yasin Malik.
Kamal Haasan Backs Vijay's Mersal in GST Row, Says Don't Re-censor it
References to the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in 'Mersal' have not gone down well with the BJP. The party objected to what it termed "untruths" about the central taxation regime in the film and demanded that the references be deleted.
Why Do Human Rights Debates Only Highlight Rights of Terrorists, Asks Prasad
Participating in the discussions on counter-terrorism and the use of information and technology, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that India had long been a victim of the most vicious terrorism unleashed from across the border.
One Killed, 25 Injured as Police Open Fire on Mob in Bihar’s Samastipur; Nitish Kumar Orders Probe
Protestors targeted a local police station and torched around 20 vehicles including police vans. The policemen to open fire in which a local resident Jitendra was allegedly killed and five others were injured. About 20 policemen were also injured in stone...
PM Modi Offers Prayers at Kedarnath, Will Inaugurate Several Projects
This is Prime Minister Modi’s second visit to Kedarnath this season. He had visited the shrine on May 3 when its gates had been reopened after the winter break.
Kerala HC Upholds Hindu-Muslim Marriage, Cautions Against 'Sensationalising' Each Case as 'Love Jihad'
A division bench of the Kerala High Court said it was appalled to notice the recent trend in the state to “sensationalise every case of inter-religious marriage as either 'love jihad' or 'ghar wapsi'”.
PM Narendra Modi to Visit Kedarnath Tomorrow, Shrine's Portals to Close Saturday
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lay the foundation stones for a slew of reconstruction projects in Kedarpuri, including renovation of Adi Guru Shankaracharya's tomb which was devastated in the catastrophic flash floods of 2013.
Over 80% Delhi Residents Won't Burn Firecrackers, Says Survey
Only 5% of the 4,600 people who took part in the survey, said they already have crackers in their possession and would still burn them, despite a ban on firecrackers.