Farida Ashrin

Uttar Pradesh: During a recent mass marriage event in Lakhimpur on March 5, a concerning incident unfolded, shedding light on yet another case of fraudulent activity surrounding the Chief Minister’s Mass Marriage Scheme in Uttar Pradesh, as disclosed by the authorities on Monday.

Bengaluru: In a recent development, the High Court has issued a temporary halt on the implementation of a government notification that prohibits the keeping of ‘ferocious and dangerous’ breeds of dogs. This decision came after Justice M Nagaprasanna considered a petition filed by Bengaluru residents, King Solomon David and Mardona Jones.

The latest airstrikes by Pakistan in Afghanistan on suspected militant sanctuaries have the potential threat of an escalation into a full-blown conflict.

The issue of overcrowding on Indian trains has long been a matter of concern. Instances range from passengers resorting to using toilets for travel due to packed coaches to others facing challenges in securing their reserved seats. Recently, Nilisha Mantri brought attention to this issue with a revealing photograph depicting the cramped conditions inside an overly crowded AC coach. The situation she encountered on the Chetak Express, running between Delhi Sarai Rohilla and Udaipur, was far from the expected comfort of a 3-Tier AC compartment, resembling more of a congested general or sleeper class setting.

Responding to Rahul Gandhi's recent criticism of electoral bonds as 'hafta vasooli', Union Home Minister Amit Shah demanded clarification on Gandhi's alleged receipt of ₹1,600 crore.

Rajasthan authorities have unveiled significant developments in the case involving the disappearance of a young female student from Madhya Pradesh who was studying for NEET in Kota.

New Delhi: Acharya Balkrishna, the managing director of Patanjali Ayurved and a close associate of Yoga guru Ramdev, has expressed regret to the Supreme Court for the company’s dissemination of misleading information regarding its products and their medicinal properties.

The government has officially designated the fact-checking arm of the Press Information Bureau as the 'fact-checking unit' according to the amended Information Technology Rules of 2023.

Prepare yourselves to experience "Bade Miyan Chote Miyan" once again! This time around, it's not just another action-comedy; it's an action thriller that is sure to make you on the edge of your seats.

Kevin Pietersen, the former England cricket captain, has expressed his apprehension following a daylight stabbing incident on a train in London. The attack occurred between Shortlands and Beckenham on a train bound for Victoria on Wednesday. Local authorities have appealed for witnesses to step forward as the victim reportedly sustained “serious injuries.” Pietersen shared a video of the incident on social media platform X, criticizing the state of London, stating, “What on earth is happening in London?!?!?! Once a magnificent city, it’s now a disgraceful place.”