A new row was spurted after the name of a Muslim bureaucrat was put on the invitation to a temple event.
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24th Nov 2024 | Updated at 09:39am 24th Nov 2024
Gaganyaan test flight's crew module successfully recovered by Navy
Hours after the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) scientists successfully conducted the Gaganyaan failure test, the Navy’s Eastern Naval Command recovered the Crew Module (CM) from the Bay of Bengal. Isro chief S Somanath said the crew...
KCR unveils poll promises to counter Congress' guarantees
Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) unveiled its own set of promises ahead of the November 30 assembly polls to counter Congress’s “six guarantees”, setting the stage for a competitive electoral race as the party led by CM K Chandrasekhar...
A Kerala government notification exempting the chief minister, the ministers and senior bureaucrats from vigilance probe has come under severe criticism.
A video clip showing three people brutally attacking a Dalit youth in Tirupur district, has sparked an outrage. A suspected case of honour killing, father of the girl whose husband was killed in the incident, has surrendered before a local court...
Tamil Nadu chief minister and AIADMK supremo J Jayalalithaa tested the loyalty of partymen who sought ticket to fight the forthcoming assembly election...
DMDK chief Vijayakanth put an end to all speculations after announcing that his party will go it alone in the coming assembly polls in Tamil Nadu.
Andhra Pradesh Finance Minister Yanamala Ramakrishnudu presented the 2016-17 budget in full electronic format with budgetary proposals supplied to the...
Fresh data from the National Family Health Survey-4 shows Chennai has the most health-insured people among all metros, followed by Hyderabad.
Kerala's leading daily, Mathrubhumi, issued an apology after it printed a purportedly offensive comment curated from social media on Prophet Muhammad
A 22 year old migrant worker from Bengal who went to Kerala looking for employment saw his luck do a backflip after he won a government lottery for £100,000
Hyderabad traffic police have tightened their belts, ready to prosecute people who park their vehicles in the 'wrong' places.
