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57 of 59 Accused Held in Athlete Rape Case: Police

Police have so far arrested 57 of the total 59 accused in the alleged sexual abuse case of a Dalit athlete at Pathanamthitta district in Kerala, officers said on Sunday.

Wankhede @ 50: Rohit eyes another ICC title celebration

It is a stadium that's touched an unbeaten half-century and emerged as a vital landmark in Indian cricket.

Higher Standard Deduction, Reworking Of Income Tax Slab Structure Likely

nal of fiscal credibility. Household spending, which accounts for more than half of India's GDP, had rebounded in FY22 after the pandemic-induced contraction in FY21 and had averaged 5.4% in the last two financial years. It is projected to grow 7.2% this fiscal from a year ago, as per the first advance estimate of GDP released by the statistics ministry.

India Open With Big Win Over Windies

Indian bowlers shot a clueless West Indies batters out for a measly 44 to set up a commanding nine-wicket win to begin their title defence on a resounding note in the women's U-19 World Cup here on Sunday.

SGPC writes to Mann, seeks holy city status for Amritsar

DEMANDS BAN ON SALE OF LIQUOR AND TOBACCO IN VICINITY OF GOLDEN TEMPLE

BHEL May Go Off Government's Divestment Target

State-run Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (Bhel) may no longer be a potential divestment target as the government considers categorising the maker of rail coaches to power generation equipment as a \"strategic\" public sector unit, according to two people close to the development.

The world has always loved Indian beats

Jason Derulo is no stranger to India or Indian music. The American singer-songwriter and dancer has previously collaborated with rapper King on the party anthem Bumpa, with singer-songwriter Tesher on the hit single Jalebi Baby, and even took the stage to perform at the 2023 IPL.

AAP's 'Unbreakable' film screening cancelled again

The flashpoint over the screening of a documentary, \"Unbreakable,\" by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) took another turn on Sunday, with the party accusing the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Delhi Police of scuttling a second attempt by the party to screen the documentary at the Andhra Association auditorium on Sunday afternoon.

Trial Successful, Katra-Budgam Train Service May Start by Jan 26

The first successful trial run of much-anticipated train services between Katra and Budgam was conducted on Sunday, officials said, paving the way for connecting the Kashmir valley with the rest of the country through rail after completion of the 272-km Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla railway line earlier this month.

AI Challenge to Electoral Process

EC action on AI-generated content needs to be stringent. Mere labelling won't be enough

India Clinch Kho Kho WC Titles With Facile Victories

India made a splash by claiming both the men's and women's titles in the inaugural Kho Kho World Cup 2025 at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium here, defeating Nepal 54-36 and 78-40 respectively on Sunday.

19-Yr-Old Girl Dies in Paragliding Mishap

A 19-year-old female tourist died in a paragliding accident while taking off at the Indrunag paragliding site near Dharamshala on Saturday evening.

121 Farmers End Fast After Dallewal Takes Medical Aid

Veteran fasting leader administered IV fluids to help him recover from acute dehydration

AAP Will Form Govt in Delhi by Winning 60+ Seats: Mann

Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Singh on Sunday said Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will form the government in Delhi for the fourth consecutive term by winning more than 60 seats.

Higher Standard Deduction, Reworking of Income Tax Slab Structure Likely

HIGHER STANDARD DEDUCTION, REWORKING OF INCOME TAX SLAB STRUCTURE LIKELY

At 26k, arrival of foreign tourists in Kangra highest since pandemic

Amid rise in the number of tourists visiting Himachal, the foreign tourist arrival in Kangra district has touched post-Covid peak with a significant increase in 2024.

J&K Govt Seeks Special Package in Union Budget

The UT Has Petitioned for More Central Funds for Projects Linked to Agriculture, Tourism and Industries

Two Labourers Die Of Toxic Smoke From Traditional Wood Heater

Two men died of asphyxiation from smoke from a coal stove they had lit to keep warm at night in Mundka, west Delhi early Saturday morning, police said on Sunday.

BSF Seizes Two Drones, Heroin Along Pak Border

Border Security Force (BSF) recovered two drones, including one hexacopter and one heroin packet, across the International border in Punjab from three different locations, an official press release said on Sunday.

Ceasefire brings hope in Gaza, Israel

Palestinians burst into the streets to celebrate and return to the rubble of their bombed-out homes on Sunday after a ceasefire deal halted fighting in Gaza, and three female hostages freed by Hamas were reunited with their mothers inside Israel.

Gounder gang aide injured in encounter

A notorious criminal linked with the Vicky Gounder gang suffered bullet injuries during a shootout with Jalandhar Commissionerate police on Sunday, officials said.

Shooting band kara di gayi hai: FWICE chief on the ceiling collapse of Arjun-Jackky film set

On Saturday, several people were injured at the shoot of Mere Husband Ki Biwi in Mumbai, after the ceiling of the set collapsed.

For Tejashwi, Lalu legacy a mixed bag

On Saturday, the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) national executive committee entrusted Tejashwi Yadav with powers that elevate him to be on par with the party's national president, a post held by his father, Lalu Prasad.

Stage Set for Trump's Grand Swearing-In Ceremony Today

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday paid tributes to the members of the Constituent Assembly who helped frame the \"sacred\" document, and urged the citizens to \"work towards building\" an India they would be proud of.

7 die in Bihar, locals blame 'spurious liquor'

AN INVESTIGATING TEAM HAS BEEN DIRECTED TO SUBMIT ITS REPORT WITHIN 24 HOURS, DDC WEST CHAMPARAN SAID

Bhaker's maternal grandma, uncle killed in road mishap

Olympic medalist and international shooter Manu Bhaker's maternal grandmother and uncle died in a road mishap in Charkhi Dadri on Sunday, police said.

PRTC Announces ₹2,500 Salary Hike For Contractual Workers

The Pepsu Road Transport Corporation (PRTC) has hiked the salaries of 1,148 contractual employees by ₹2500, with an additional 10% for those who have been working continuously for over a year.

Battery-swap policy on ice, focus shifts to charging

A federal policy to encourage battery swapping for electric vehicles may go on the backburner, two people aware of the matter said, in the backdrop of industry fears that forcing common standards is not practical and will hurt innovation.

Reflect, reconnect to sift relevant from irrelevant

The week begins with the clichéd Monday blues as you hustle to get up early, suit up, and head to the office.

Tesfay, Chepkemoi Tele win Mumbai Marathon

There was a great deal of resilience on display as six runners from the international men's field got closer to the finish in the Tata Mumbai Marathon on Sunday.