Vokkaliga seer backs DK Shivakumar for Karnataka CM post
Shivakumar is a key leader from the Vokkaliga community, which has a strong presence in the Old Mysuru region.
India, UAE decide to liberalise visa policies
The issue figured prominently at a meeting of the India-UAE Joint Committee on Consular Affairs (JCCA) that was held in Abu Dhabi.
Centre directs NCR states to prepare 5-year greening strategy to improve air quality
He asked the states to prepare detailed micro plans for the next five years, covering annual plantation targets, implementing agencies, community participation and funding sources.
PM Modi reacts to India hosting CWG 2030, says 'eager to celebrate historic Commonwealth Games'
Gujarat's capital, Ahmedabad, has been confirmed as the host city, marking a major milestone for India in global sports, 20 years after Delhi last hosted the Games in 2010.
Woman jumps into water-filled pit, rescues family of 3 from drowning while bystanders record incident
Surta, who lives nearby, jumped into the water and with help from her daughter, Ayushi, and a neighbour, she rescued the infant and the couple.
Delhi student suicide: Two more teachers questioned as probe widens, police scrutinises CCTV footage
Police had questioned two teachers on Monday, while three more were summoned, of whom two had appeared, the officer said.
UIDAI begins major clean-up, disables 2 crore Aadhaar IDs of deceased persons
The authority is urging Aadhaar holders across the country to report the deaths of their family members on the myAadhaar portal once they receive the death certificate. UIDAI said timely reporting will help avoid the misuse of government subsidies and services that require Aadhaar authentication.
Cancelling Dalit, OBC rally to save Constitution a conspiracy to create Hindu nation: Congress' Udit Raj
Udit Raj said that while the Constitution Day is being celebrated, those in power are working to weaken it, and the Delhi Police's denial of permission to hold the rally proves this.
CAQM lifts GRAP Stage III curbs as Delhi's air quality shows slight improvement
Meanwhile, the order states that construction sites that were shut down earlier for violations cannot resume work without a separate clearance from the Commission.
No moral authority to lecture: India slams Pakistan's remarks on Ram Mandir flag-hoisting
New Delhi's response a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi ceremonially hoisted a saffron flag on the spire of the Ram temple in UP’s Ayodhya on Tuesday, symbolising the completion of its construction.
India slams China for detaining Arunachal woman in Shanghai: 'Not helping in normalizing ties'
Randhir Jaiswal said that Chinese behaviour with Prema “does not help the process of normalising ties".
Babri Masjid foundation stone to be laid on December 6 in Murshidabad, claims TMC MLA Humayun Kabir
Kabir’s remarks prompted a strong response from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Party national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla criticised the MLA’s announcement as politically motivated.
'Request being examined': MEA on Bangladesh's request to India for Sheikh Hasina's extradition
This comes three days after Bangladesh's interim government sent an "official letter" to India seeking the extradition of Hasina after a special tribunal sentenced her to death.
‘Don't know whether my sister was killed or...’: Deepti Chaurasia’s brother levels serious charges against husband
Deepti got married to Kamal Kishore’s son, Harpreet Chaurasia, in 2010. They have a 14-year-old son.
A month before Delhi blast, accused doctor Adeel Rather was in 'urgent need of money'
The NIA has identified four key accused in the Delhi blast case: Dr. Muzammil Shakeel Ganai of Pulwama, Dr. Adeel Ahmed Rather of Anantnag, Dr. Shaheen Saeed of Lucknow, and Mufti Irfan Ahmad Wagay of Shopian.
Detention, name-changing and now harassment: Jaishankar's Arunachal analogy seems lost on China
China does not accept McMahon Line, the boundary between Tibet and British India that was agreed at the Simla Convention in 1914.
West Bengal SIR: Why Mamata Banerjee's biggest poll offensive could backfire for Trinamool
As SIR becomes Bengal's defining political flashpoint ahead of the 2026 Assembly polls, the question is whether this strategy strengthens the Trinamool, or risks turning into a Bihar-style misfire.
'Could've saved him...we were asked to leave': Basketball player's family claims 'medical negligence' after pole falls on him
Congress leader and Rohtak MP Deepender Singh Hooda called it "criminal negligence".
Moneycontrol beats Economic Times, dominates business news and financial news readership
Moneycontrol retained its dominance in India’s business, finance and markets digital news in October, topping Comscore’s rankings for all key digital metrics.
'Please wait, I will call you': Rahul Gandhi's text to Shivakumar amid power tussle in Karnataka
The party high command is reportedly expected to take a decision on any change in the chief minister post before the December 1 Parliament session.
GST complaints ‘nearly negligible’; faster case redressal recovers Rs 14 crore, says Consumer Affairs Secy Khare
In an exclusive interview with Moneycontrol, Khare detailed the government’s push to curb manipulative online practices, strengthen enforcement bodies and speed up consumer complaint resolution.
'Had breathing problems after walking for 55 minutes': CJI Surya Kant weighs in on how Delhi pollution is adversely affecting health
Meanwhile, Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal also agreed with the CJI and said that he has stopped going for walks altogether due to the rising pollution. "To breathe this obnoxious air, at our age…” Sibal remarked.
'Kyun nahi bolenge?': Mamata Banerjee slams restrictions over 'Jai Hind', 'Vande Mataram' slogans in Parliament
The bulletin, which restricted the use of slogans in the Parliament, was issued on Monday and said that if one member of the house criticises another, the former needs to be present to hear their reply.
'Serious security breach': EC seeks report from Kolkata Police over protest by BLOs at CEO's office
Alleging "excessive work pressure" and "unmanageable workload" due to the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, a section of booth-level officers (BLOs) held a 30-hour demonstration outside the CEO's office till Tuesday evening.
