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Karnataka seizes 5.65 lakh kg of PDS rice worth Rs 1.34 cr in statewide crackdown

Six cases have been registered against nine people, with the seized rice and 24 vehicles valued at Rs 4.76 crore.

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Mamata Banerjee, TMC leaders detained from South Avenue amid Delhi protest crackdown

The TMC chief said she was stopped from joining the CJP-led protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the SIR exercise.

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Delhi police detain Dipke, Rathee; opposition condemns crackdown ahead of protest

CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke was detained from an aircraft after it landed in Delhi, while YouTuber Dhruv Rathee was picked up from his Gurugram residence.

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Delhi security clampdown ahead of CJP protest: 25,000 personnel deployed, internet suspended

Mobile internet will be suspended within 4 km of Jantar Mantar for 24 hours, while entry and exit gates at 57 metro stations will remain closed.

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Karnataka Cong MLA claims pen drive contains evidence of sting ops targeting CM, ministers

Ravi Kumar Gowda said the pen drive contained evidence of alleged attempts to trap the chief minister and 10 ministers.

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2 people claim the other is dead, file Form 7 against each other

Election Commission data shows the two applications were filed a day apart in June.

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BJP not defending EC on SIR: BY Vijayendra

Vijayendra accused the Congress government of targeting BJP workers over applications seeking deletion of names from electoral rolls.

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Prajwal Revanna likely to be shifted to Belagavi prison

Hindalga prison authorities have reportedly received instructions to prepare for the former MP’s possible transfer from Bengaluru.

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BJP sweeps Bengal bypolls, wins Nandigram by record Margin, Rejinagar by 75,816 votes

The BJP’s Rejinagar victory came in a constituency where Muslims account for nearly 70 per cent of the electorate.

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US steps on Green Card programme do not advance shared ambitions: MEA

India said talent mobility benefits both economies and called US Vice President JD Vance’s description of H-1B workers “deeply offensive”.