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Bihar authorities have advised residents not to buy, sell or consume unfamiliar fish caught from floodwaters following floods in Nepal.

At least eight people have died in Uttarakhand after relentless monsoon rain triggered landslides, house collapses and flash floods, while land subsidence damaged homes, roads and farmland in Rudraprayag.

CJP calls off September 5 Delhi march after Centre assurances The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) has withdrawn its planned September 5 march in Delhi after the Centre moved in the Supreme Court on issues surrounding cases against student protesters and compensation for families of students who died by suicide. Why the march was planned CJP had announced the September 5 mobilisation after alleging that commitments made when its earlier student agitation was withdrawn had not bee

Patna witnessed fresh tension on Tuesday as students protesting over the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) examination marched towards the Raj Bhavan and later faced police action. The agitation has been building since 18 August over examination rules, alleged irregularities and demands raised by candidates. Why are students protesting? The immediate dispute centres on the recruitment process announced by the BPSC for thousands of school-teacher vacancies. Students have

The Supreme Court is moving towards an independent probe into allegations of police excesses during the CJP-led student protests.

NTA has announced a re-test for UGC-NET June 2026 papers in English, Commerce and Sociology after complaints about errors and flaws in the question papers.

India says Sheikh Hasina's extradition will be handled through legal and judicial procedures as Bangladesh presses for her return and diplomatic talks continue.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Independence Day warning about "dimagi Naxals" has triggered a fresh debate over dissent, criticism and the limits of political labelling. CJP has questioned whether citizens who question the government should be placed in the same ideological category as Maoist supporters.

Gujarat is planning a ₹542-crore desert zoological park and night safari at Juna Deesa in Banaskantha, spread across 103 hectares and housing around 2,700 animals across 83 species.

PM Modi's 'dimaagi Naxal' remark in his Independence Day speech triggered a sharp exchange with the Congress, which also faced BJP allegations that Sonia Gandhi objected to a full rendition of Vande Mataram at the party's own event.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered his 13th consecutive Independence Day address from the Red Fort in 75 minutes, his shortest in four years, unveiling a seven-point 'Sapta Dhara' development framework as Vande Mataram was sung at the ceremony for the first time.

The Supreme Court has directed two Ghaziabad hospitals to compensate the family of a four-year-old who died after being denied emergency treatment, and said it will frame national guidelines for hospitals and police on handling such cases.

Meta's chief global affairs officer apologised to India's IT Minister after Facebook briefly restricted a video post by PM Modi, as a parliamentary panel threatened to strip the company of safe harbor protection.

Speaking outside Safdarjung Hospital, where Mr. Wangchuk was taken early Saturday, his wife, Gitanjali J. Angmo, said the court's directive had called only for regular monitoring of his health — not confinement in a hospital.

MC MP Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar resigns as Barasat district chief after poll debacle! Read her explosive allegations against election agency I-PAC and party corruption.

The Supreme Court has delivered a landmark verdict backing the Election Commission’s West Bengal SIR voter list process. Read the live updates on the 80 lakh voter data discrepancies and the SC’s historic ruling.