Cops detain anti-SIR protesters, assault journalists in Bengaluru
BENGALURU: On a day Karnataka chief minister DK Shivakumar and home minister Priyank Kharge protested against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of
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Cheetah Cub Found Dead at Kuno National Park, India’s Total Now 59
Eight-month-old cheetah cub of Namibian cheetah Aasha found dead at Kuno National Park; cause pending post-mortem; India’s cheetah total now 59.
Parents protest proposed merger of Rohtas primary school
Parents in Rohtas protest proposed merger of Rupibandh Primary School, citing distance, highway safety risks and poor infrastructure despite Rs 25 lakh sanction.
'Disclose EC files, set up audit panel': Rahul Gandhi, 10 INDIA bloc leaders move SC against CEC
NEW DELHI: A Rahul Gandhi-led INDIA bloc march to the Supreme Court against alleged electoral irregularities encountered police barricades in central
Rishabh Pant ruled out of first two India A matches against New Zealand A, Kumar Kushagra named replacement
Rishabh Pant's injury has forced a change to India's preparations for their upcoming red-ball tour of New Zealand, with wicketkeeper-batter Kumar Kushagra
Anti-CEC protest: Congress chief Kharge dons Batman mask during march to Supreme Court
NEW DELHI: Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge was seen donning a Batman mask on Monday while marching towards the Supreme Court to file a plea against poll
'Kerala, Karnataka, Telangana govts must resign’: Himanta's dare to Congress for contesting on ballot paper
NEW DELHI: Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma slammed Congress amid the ongoing INDIA bloc protest against SIR and 'vote chori', while directly
KPCTA demands probe into hacking incident at MGU
KPCTA urges probe into alleged hacking of MGU CCA generator link for FYUGP internal marks; warns protests if vice-chancellor doesn’t order investigation.
'Absolute faith in judiciary': Congress rejects Keralam party unit's post on CJI Surya Kant
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Monday expressed disagreement with a social media post by its Keralam unit on Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, with party MP