Rajya Sabha member Vikramjit Singh Sahney says Prime Minister Narendra Modi deserves the Bharat Ratna for his dedication and service to nation
In a step closer to the inauguration of the line, the 7.5-km elevated corridor between Kalena Agrahara and Tavarekere, received clearance from the Commissioner of Metro Railway Safety
At the scene of Spain's deadly train crash. People have been killed after a Spanish high-speed train collided with another train south of the capital Madrid, making this the country's worst disaster since 2013.
The EAM said he and Meinl-Reisinger exchanged views on global developments and their impacts
After the leaders of Japan and Bangladesh agree to enhance regional connectivity, the MEA says it will also boost to the Japan-India economic partnership in India as well
Extremely heavy rain and winds gusting up to 150 kmph lash coastal districts; over 1,000 trees uprooted, crops across 80,500 hectares affected
Prof. Bilimale suggests that priority should be given to the use of Kannada in notices, circulars, announcements, and administrative affairs of Residents’ Welfare Associations
An environmental group says a proposed naval base in Akwa Ibom’s embattled Stubbs Creek Forest Reserve could deepen ecological destruction and community tensions, demanding that the state and federal governments reverse the plan.
Billionaire businessman Abdulsamad Rabiu has hailed his ex-wife, Hannatu Musawa, after she paid a surprise visit to his office in Abuja.
Speaking at the press curtain raiser of the the Bharat Renewable Energy Summit & Expo (2026), Mr. Sarangi mentioned that India had secured private investment of $64 billion in the sector.
Unmarried rural youth in Maharashtra plan Statewide stir for govt.
Tusker Prashanth’s selection as the lead elephant for Jamboo Savari was communicated to Pramoda Devi Wadiyar over phone on October 12, says DCF
In a post on X, he said the results were a clear and significant warning for the party and stressed the need for introspection to regain people's trust
Heavy inflows swell rivers across three North Andhra districts.
By Emma Una CALABAR — About 600 workers at Section 3B of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project in Cross River State have protested over alleged poor working conditions, salary cuts, intimidation and the demand for the reinstatement of the state liaison officer. The workers, carrying placards, accused the project management of unfair treatment and alleged that newly arrived Lebanese expatriates had refused to work with the Cross River State Liaison Officer, Mr Asuquo Ukpayang, and brought in a Community Liaison Officer they could control.