India
A Day Before Nag Panchami, PETA Calls For Snake-Free Celebrations
People worship and offer milk to snakes on Nag Panchami. Ahead of the day, serpents are often captured by snake charmers.
Sohrabuddin Case: SC Rejects Plea Against Clean Chit to Shah
SC rejected a petition challenging the discharge of BJP President Amit Shah in Sohrabuddin Sheikh fake encounter case on Monday.
World Will Flourish When All Cultures Are Respected: Bhagwat
During the three-day deliberations there were in-depth discussion among others on 'sanskaar' (values of life), 'sewa' (selfless service) and 'sangathan' (community spirit).
Hinduism is More Inclusive And Not Exclusive: Bhagwat
Hinduism is a way of life and it is more inclusive and not exclusive, said RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat.
Trust Wisdom of Security Forces in Anti-terror Operations: Centre
"Security forces know their job better than all of us and we must trust their capacity, their discretion, their wisdom how to go about an anti-militancy operation," Jitendra Singh said.
Days After Suicide Attempt to Protest Una Flogging, Dalit Youth Dies
Hospital officials however said the doctors could not save Yogesh.
Heavy Rains Trigger Waterlogging in Several Areas of Bengaluru
The MET department has predicted heavy rains over the next few days.
Adarsh Society Building Seized by Indian Army
"On behalf of Government of India, the Indian Army is taking over the possession of the building from Adarsh society to ensure its security and prevent any encroachment," a Defence Ministry statement said.
No Bilateral Meeting With Pak Leaders During Rajnath's Visit: MEA
MEA on Friday made it clear that there will be no bilateral meeting between Home Minister Rajnath Singh and Pakistani leaders during his visit to Islamabad.
Tiger 'Jai' Named After Big B's Character in Sholay Went Missing in M'rashtra
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis expressed hope that 'Jai' the tiger would return as it had done in the past.
Centre's Teams Take Over Adarsh Housing Society as Per SC Orders
The high-rise meant to house families of Kargil martyrs came under the scanner following reports that flats were doled out to politicians, top defence personnel including two former Army chiefs and bureaucrats as well as their relatives.
Curfew, Restrictions Re-imposed in Kashmir
The official said restrictions were imposed in north Kashmir and some areas of central Kashmir to thwart the march announced by separatists to Jamia Masjid.
Hepatitis Cases Reported More During Monsoon: Experts
Hepatitis A and E are water-borne diseases and are transmitted through contaminated food and water, while Hepatitis B and C can be transmitted through blood, semen and saliva.
The Iron Lady's Next Gambit: Become Lawmaker to Repeal a Law
16 years later when she decided to break her fast, it is difficult to imagine what she has been going through.
AgustaWestland Bribery Scam: CBI Team Returns From Italy
As part of its investigations, the agency is focussing on money trail of a suspected 50 million Euros bribe amount spread across eight countries.
Heavy Downpour in North India, 8 Killed in Rain-Related Incidents
Rains lashed Delhi throughout the day, with the Safdarjung Observatory recording 12.2 mm rainfall, and brought down the mercury while humidity levels shot up.