istrict Inspector of Schools (DIOS) PN Singh has set up an inquiry committee to investigate the lapses on the part of the college administration that allowed such an incident to occur within the campus.

The Supreme Court urged governments to create exclusive courts for special statutes, stressing the need for speedy trials and rejecting existing court designations.

Tharoor slammed Trump’s undiplomatic style, saying it eroded the 'mutual respect' that traditionally underpinned India-US relations

The Supreme Court seeks responses from the Union government on a plea for a statutory framework to regulate political parties and curb corruption.

PM Modi launched the Gyan Bharatam portal to digitize India's vast manuscript heritage, enhancing accessibility and preserving cultural knowledge.

Instead of burdening people with higher taxes, the government must provide better facilities, says Raghavulu

The monsoon may start withdrawing from India as early as September 15, marking its earliest retreat in a decade, according to the IMD.

The Supreme Court ruled that high courts should not condone government litigation delays, emphasizing accountability and efficiency in public interest.

Vice-chancellor Yogesh Singh suggested the open mop-up round so as to allow students to secure spot admissions at the campus

Issuing the ruling in a batch of appeals arising out of a National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) decision on a housing project in Greater Noida, a bench of justices JB Pardiwala and R Mahadevan stressed that a home is not merel ...more

In focus will be the PM’s visit to Manipur on Saturday, his first since violence broke out in the state in May 2023. He is set to inaugurate projects worth ₹8,500 crore in the state.

The SC said prolonged pendency of bail cases undermines the object of the criminal procedure code and violates the constitutional guarantees of personal liberty

Pawan Kalyan conveyed his appreciation to President Droupadi Murmu for gracing the ceremony with her presence, calling it a moment of national pride

Umar Khalid, the 37-year-old Jawaharlal Nehru University history student, an avowed atheist, finished five years in jail on September 13.