Delhi Airport-Vasant Vihar Flyover Closure Triggers Traffic Snarls, Check Alternate Routes
Commuters have been advised to avoid unnecessary travel towards Astha Kunj Park, Nehru Place and adjoining roads during the repair work.
India, Poland to boost defence ties, double trade by 2030
New Delhi: India and Poland on Thursday, October 22, agreed to deepen ties in defence, space, and nuclear energy domains, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk pledging to double the annual bilateral trade from the current USD 6 billion by 2030. Following the talks, PM Modi said both sides believe Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
PM Narendra Modi warns of attempts to create disorder in India
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday, October 22, hit out at the opposition Congress, saying that while the world is searching for a new order, some people are dreaming of disorder in India. In a direct attack on the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, PM Modi said the country Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
The Royals 2: Delhi Crime 2 director Tanuj Chopra begins shooting in Jaisalmer
After Jasmeet K Reens exit, Delhi Crime 2 maker Tanuj Chopra pips Mitakshara Kumar to take the directorial reins of The Royals 2. The filmmaker has begun shooting in Jaisalmer from October 19
Breaking News Live Updates: Delhi wakes up to 'poor' air as AQI in certain parts hits 255
NHAI boosts pollution control measures across Delhi-NCR amid poor air quality
New Delhi, Oct 22: State-owned NHAI on Thursday said it has strengthened air pollution control measures across Delhi-NCR through intensified dust-control measures and faster decongestion of national highways. The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) said in a statement that it has deployed water sprinklers, anti-smog guns, road-sweeping machines, and more than 900 workers to []
BSE, MMTC-PAMP join hands to boost electronic gold receipts market
New Delhi, Oct 22: Leading stock exchange BSE Ltd on Thursday said it has entered into an agreement with MMTC-PAMP India to promote and expand the electronic gold receipts (EGR) market in India. The partnership will focus on increasing market participation, improving transparency and enabling seamless conversion between physical gold and EGRs, subject to regulatory []
Best of Opinion: Will El Nio's delayed fallout show up in H2FY27?
Today's editorials and columns examine SBI's cybersecurity concerns, Delhi's pollution response, El Nio's impact on economic growth, EU steel regulations and India's electric vehicle transition.
From Ancient Tombs To Forest Trails: Delhi Heritage Walks Begin October 24
The first walk will take place at Mehrauli Archaeological Park on October 24 at 4 PM. Heritage experts will take visitors through the park's historic structures, explaining their architecture and lesser-known stories from Delhi's past.
The grandmothers hitting patriarchy and weights
Grandmothers in areas surrounding Delhi are rewriting the rules of engagement, one reel at a time. From challenging patriarchy and lifting weights to dancing toHaryanvipop and inspiring other seniors to embrace fitness, they are turning social media into a platform for self-expression, defiance, and a new-found freedom, findsAshokKumar
Delhi content creator arrested over racial abuse of Tripura youth
The Agartala police have registered a case and are expected to come to Delhi to investigate the matter, according to Additional Commissioner of Police (IFSO) Sanjay Bhatia
Photos inconsistent with policy, says Bikaner House
3 injured as rival groups clash, exchange fire in Govindpuri
A month after rape, Aastha Kunj Park still lacks all safety steps
HC to give verdict today on Boras plea
RTR flyover repairs trigger traffic jams on slip road, congestion spills onto NH-48
Pollution debate in MCD House turns ugly
New task group to oversee academic targets in govt schools
From taxi deliveries to Burari hideout, 3 more apprehended; 321g heroin seized
Reject Gen Z, you are Amrit Peedhi: Ex-MP Lekhi tells students protest not the means to change
ANPR cameras at Noida, Ghaziabad pumps after app glitches halt no PUCC, no fuel drive
FIR against dandiya organisers for playing loud music after 10pm
Was forcing her to marry: FIR against man for abetting suicide of forensic science student
Man handed two years in jail after cheques to repay loan dishonoured
Flat furnishing not as promised, Mahagun developer told to refund buyer Rs 2 lakh
1 in every 5 cyber fraud victims in Noida a senior citizen
For Delhi's air, nip pollutants in the bud
Delhi government's new initiative involves private sector and startups to deploy pollution-reducing technologies in high-pollution areas. Previous attempts have included smog towers and air purifiers, yet results have been disappointing. The city's geography poses challenges for air circulation, necessitating comprehensive source-level pollution reduction approaches. Improving public transport and waste management will contribute to cleaner air in the region. Technology and stakeholder collaboration are essential for effective pollution reduction strategies.
Man crushed to death by reversing truck on Old Delhi-Gurgaon Road
No consistent improvement in Delhis winter air quality over four years: CREA
Delhi SIR: revised data show sharp increase in Form 6 disposal rate
120 complaints per day, but streetlights defunct for months in several Noida sectors
Owners away, thieves sneak into Gr Noida highrise flat & steal jewellery
Delhi High Court quashes FIR against SSC aspirant over protest
Amit Shah vows to clean Yamuna by May 2029, unveils water and sewerage projects worth 8,941 crore
Union Home Minister accuses previous Delhi govts. of dumping tonnes of cow dung into the river and allowing sewage to flow into it; says BJP govt. has achieved over 40% success in cleaning Yamuna
NDA will form next Punjab govt: Amit Shah
Union home minister Amit Shah has criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi regarding his allegations of vote tampering. Shah claims Gandhi is protecting the votes of infiltrators and asserts that NDA will win in Punjab. He also mentioned that BJP consistently wins elections, causing distress for the opposition parties. Asserting a long wait for Gandhi's turn, Shah conveyed a message directed at him, anticipating his return to Delhi.
Delhi man arrested in Manjari jewellery shop theft case
NH-48 traffic jam: Old RTR flyover closure leaves Delhi-Gurugram commuters stranded for hours
Centre betraying people of Ladakh: Sonam Wangchuk
It was MHA that proposed a meeting on October 22 and asked us to come to Delhi, saying it would arrange a meeting. Accordingly, we made our plans and booked tickets to Delhi for October 22. I have arrived here today (October 22) but we are now being told that nobody seems to know about the meeting, Wangchuk said.
Only 35% of Delhis major roads cleaned by machines, CAQM finds
Patna-New Delhi Vande Bharat fest spl till Nov 28
Delhi Traffic Police tightens border checks after GRAP-I kicks in; seeks coordinated action
Pathankot-Dayalachak Expressway stretch likely to open by Dec
JAMMU TAWI, Oct 22: A nearly 40-kilometre stretch of the Delhi-Amritsar-Katra Expressway between Pathankot and Dayalachak is expected to open by December this year, the Union Minister said on Thursday. Delhi-Katra Expressway: A major boost to connectivity in the region! The nearly 40-km Pathankot-Dayalachak stretch of the Delhi-Amritsar-Katra Expressway is expected to open by December, [] The post Pathankot-Dayalachak Expressway stretch likely to open by Dec appeared first on Northlines .
Record run of clean-air days ends, now brace for a chokehold
In Oct, No Poor Air Day Till 20th Is Unprecedented
Man dies after inhaling toxic gas in tank
Police arrest 'influencer' for racial abuse targeting Tripura man
Woman dies after falling off joyride, man critical
Rahul wants to protect votes of infiltrators: Amit Shah
Delhi Police denies permission for Diljit Dosanjh concert over security concerns
Walk the heritage talk: A dozen trails for Delhiites to discover
Drainage work to shut section of Old Delhi-Gurgaon Road for 3 days
Red Corner Notice issued against Russian woman who allegedly fled with child
Stopped 42 times for no PUCC, BMW top violator; 2-Wheelers Among Main Repeat Offenders
2-wheelers account for 77% of Delhis PUCC challans
Delhi conference to explore new markets for Indian rice
Trade and business representatives from over 150 countries to attend the meet to assess the 2027 price outlook and identify ways to earn more from rice
Police Case Over Delhi Influencer's Racist Video Against Tripura Teen
Director General of Police GS Rao said Delhi Police had been extending cooperation to Tripura Police and would provide further assistance during the investigation.
India and UAE continue to add momentum to high level exchanges
The Deputy Chairman of the UAE's Presidential Court arrived in New Delhi on Thursday, with the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) noting that the visit reinforces the continuous flow of regular high-level exchanges between the two nations. Sheikh Theyab bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan functions as the Deputy Chairman of the Presidential Court for Development and Fallen Heroes' Affairs within the UAE. A warm welcome to H.H. Sheikh Theyab bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Chairman of the Presidential Court for Development and Fallen Heroes' Affairs, UAE, as he arrives in New Delhi. The visit adds to the momentum of regular high-level exchanges between India and the UAE, the MEA posted on X. This diplomatic engagement takes place immediately following a two-day visit to India conducted earlier this week by UAE Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan. On Tuesday, External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar and Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nah...
Delhi High Court Rejects Sourav Gangulys Plea to Halt Film Doosra
The Delhi High Court has denied Sourav Gangulys request to stop the release of the film Doosra, which is set to premiere soon. Delhi High Court Rejects Sourav Gangulys Plea to Halt Film Doosra
Amit Shahs Vision for a Drug-Free India Supported by BJPs Naresh Bansal
BJP MP Naresh Bansal praises Amit Shahs commitment to a drug-free India and addresses various political issues in New Delhi. Amit Shahs Vision for a Drug-Free India Supported by BJPs Naresh Bansal
Delivering a fiery keynote address on the opening day of the NDTV World Summit 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party. Addressing global leaders, policymakers, and industry executives in New Delhi, the Prime Minister asserted that while the international community is actively seeking a [] The post PM Modi Fires Failed Product Jibe at Rahul Gandhi at NDTV World Summit appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Oil India Limited has shifted its corporate office from Noida to the World Trade Centre in New Delhi following board approval on October 21, 2026. The company's registered office will remain in Assam. Check the new office address and details.
You will not come to power in the next 30 years, Amit Shah warns Rahul Gandhi
Congress protests against vote theft are to save infiltrators votes, says HM; claims Opposition uses EVMs, vote theft allegations as excuses for poll losses; Congress says BJP is desperate, vote theft is a proven reality
12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum to be held in Samvidhan Sadan on October 26-27: Lok Sabha Speaker
New Delhi [India], October 22 : The Parliament of India will host the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum on October 26 and 27 in the Central Hall of Samvidhan Sadan. The conference will be inaugurated on October 26. Addressing a press conference at Parliament House on Thursday, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said that the conference marks a new chapter in the history of India's parliamentary diplomacy. It will bring together Presiding Officers and parliamentary leaders from BRICS member and partner countries, Union Ministers, Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha Harivansh, Presiding Officers of State Legislatures, Members of Parliament and other dignitaries. The Lok Sabha Speaker stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would grace the event and meet the leaders of the visiting delegations. He further stated that the conference would feature bilateral and multilateral interactions with the leaders of visiting delegations and parliamentary friendship groups. A meeting of the Secretaries of the delegations will be held on 25 October 2026 to finalise the Joint Statement of the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum. Highlighting the central theme of the programme, he said that the Forum would deliberate on the overarching theme of Strengthening Parliaments for People-Centric Development. He added that, building on the legacy of the BRICS Parliamentary Forum, the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum would facilitate consensus-based dialogue through the following four high-level sessions: Resilience: The critical role of parliaments in strengthening institutions to ensure a better future; Innovation: Promoting human-centred innovation in artificial intelligence and digital technologies through parliaments; Cooperation: Ensuring a more representative system of global governance through parliamentary cooperation; and Sustainability: The role of parliaments in ensuring a sustainable and inclusive future for our countries. In addition, a special meeting of the Chairpersons of the International Affairs Committees of the parliaments of BRICS member and partner countries will be held to deliberate on parliamentary diplomacy, capacity building and the exchange of best practices. Birla further stated that, alongside high-level plenary sessions, parallel meetings and bilateral exchanges, the conference would also feature a cultural programme. The Vice-President of India will host a banquet in honour of the distinguished guests. Members of the delegations will visit the Parliament of India and also enjoy cultural visits in Delhi. The conference will conclude on October 27. (ANI)
Tiger Shroff firing incident: 4 accused sent to police custody till October 26
Tiger Shroff firing incident: 4 accused sent to police custody till October 26 Mumbai: The four accused, including two women, arrested in connection with the Tiger Shroff firing case were produced before a magistrates court on Thursday. The court has now sent the suspects to Police custody till Oct 26. The Delhi Polices Special Cell, [] The post Tiger Shroff firing incident: 4 accused sent to police custody till October 26 appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Air quality remains poor, unlikely to improve soon
Changing world order calls for stronger global institutions, greater voice for Global South: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday called for stronger global institutions, a greater voice for the Global South and international cooperation that remains effective during crises, saying international institutions such as the United Nations are struggling to keep pace with the changing world order and emerging challenges. Addressing the NDTV World Summit 2026 in New Delhi, PM Modi said trade, technology and sea routes were increasingly being weaponised, underscoring the need for a global system that prevents the strong from exploiting the vulnerable. Citing the ancient Indian statesman Chanakya, the Prime Minister referred to the Sanskrit aphorism 'apranitah tu matsyanyayam udbhavayati', which he explained as a situation in which the absence of law and order allows the strong to prey on the weak. The world does not need such a situation. It needs a system that stops this 'matsya nyaya' from happening, PM Modi said in Hindi. He subsequently presented India as a prime example...
In an effort to curb Delhi air pollution and prevent traffic congestion, the Delhi Traffic Police said it will permit only electric vehicles, CNG and BS-VI diesel buses to operate, diverting non-compliant inter-city and inter-state...
PM Modi Targets Congress at NDTV World Summit:
Speaking at the NDTV World Summit in New Delhi on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress of undermining democratic movements that seek systemic accountability and government reforms. Acknowledging that demonstrations highlighting government shortcomings are necessary for a healthy democracy, PM Modi alleged that the Congress acts as a parasite that sabotages non-partisan movements [] The post PM Modi Targets Congress at NDTV World Summit: Protests Seeking Accountability Are Important, But Congress Destroys Them appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Delhi High Court denies to halt Doosra release despite Sourav Ganguly's plea
Delhi High Court denies to halt Doosra release despite Sourav Ganguly's plea
No permission needed to hoist tricolour, Neha tells HC
The Delhi High Court is set to deliver its order on October 23 regarding a plea filed by AISA president Neha Bora. Bora is challenging a police notice that requires her to execute a peace bond before a special executive magistrate, arguing it's an attempt to suppress peaceful dissent and violates her fundamental rights.
India seeks inclusive global order based on humanity: PM Modi
India seeks inclusive global order based on humanity: PM Modi New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday called for a new global order centred on the collective well-being of humankind, stressing that international cooperation must remain effective during crises and that the voice of the Global South must be given its rightful place. Addressing [] The post India seeks inclusive global order based on humanity: PM Modi appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Delhi Police arrest influencer over racial harassment of Tripura youth
A delivery worker in East Delhi died by suicide weeks after he was allegedly assaulted during a dispute over a torn Rs 10 note, leaving behind a video in which he spoke of the humiliation...
Indian Army Commanders Conference Focuses on Future Warfare Needs
The Indian Army Commanders Conference in New Delhi addresses evolving security challenges and flight safety standards. Indian Army Commanders Conference Focuses on Future Warfare Needs
Delhi Police arrest influencer Amir Shokeen over alleged racial harassment of Tripura youth
Doomdooma: Delhi Police have arrested social media influencer Amir Shokeen in connection with an alleged case of racial harassment and public humiliation involving a youth from Tripura, following widespread outrage across the Northeast and calls for stringent action against those targeting people from the region. Police said on Thursday, October 22, that Shokeen was apprehended [] The post Delhi Police arrest influencer Amir Shokeen over alleged racial harassment of Tripura youth appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Delhi Police Arrest Content Creator Over Viral Video Mocking Tripura Youth As 'Chinese
A Delhi content creator who allegedly mocked a Tripura youth as Chinese in a viral video has been arrested after police raids across the city.
Delhis primary healthcare network shrinks 38%; hospital OPD, school clinic visits fall
DGHS annual report flags resource constraints, uneven infrastructure, gaps in adolescent health coverage and vacancies in leprosy programme
Kapil Mishra Targets AAP Leaders, Claims Punjab Will Reject Kejriwal
Kapil Mishra criticizes AAP leaders, claiming the party will face rejection in Punjab following discontent in Delhi. Kapil Mishra Targets AAP Leaders, Claims Punjab Will Reject Kejriwal
Creator arrested for racial abuse of Tripura man in viral video
New Delhi: A Delhi-based content creator was arrested for allegedly subjecting a youth from Tripura to racial abuse and humiliation, an official said on Thursday, October 22. Earlier, the Delhi Police had taken suo motu cognisance of a purported video of the incident and launched an investigation after registering a case. The content creator, identified Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla announced on Thursday that any fresh removal motion or impeachment notice moved against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar will be rigorously examined strictly in accordance with laid-down constitutional and parliamentary procedures. Speaking at a press conference in New Delhi ahead of the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum, Birla emphasized that [] The post Any Impeachment Motion Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar Will Follow Due Parliamentary Process, Says Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara on Thursday said the state government would convene an all-party meeting and take a delegation to Delhi to seek drought relief from the Centre, stressing that the state had suffered an estimated loss of Rs 62,000 crore ... Now we are looking to go with a drought delegation. We will call an all-party meeting here. Now Dasara is over. Next, administrative decisions have to be taken. We will call them, inform them. From the state's point of view, we who are administering, we have to go. We have to ask them to give us relief. Now, a loss of about Rs 62,000 crore has happened. They are calculating how much to ask for. There are their guidelines, NDRF. We cannot ask for the entire Rs 62,000 crore loss. They have made guidelines. Based on NDRF, we will calculate and go and ask them, he told reporters Meanwhile, Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Thursday met Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav in th...
BRICS Parliamentary Forum to meet in Delhi on October 26-27
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla sidesteps all questions regarding the delay in proroguing the Monsoon Session of Parliament and speculation about a special sitting to deliberate on delimitation legislation.
Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Thursday met Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav in the national capital to discuss several environmental, forest, and wildlife clearances concerning key state projects, including the Mekedatu project and recommendations of the Kasturirangan report. Speaking to reporters after the meeting, Shivakumar described the discussion as constructive, noting that the Union Minister had agreed to initiate formal inter-ministerial deliberations to help expedite pending approvals. I visited Delhi and have just met Bhupender Yadav. I have discussed this Kasturirangan report and a lot of projects and forest and wildlife clearances connected to the Mekedatu issue and the environmental impact issues connected to the coast; we wanted to come out with a new policy, Shivakumar said. He has agreed positively on the coastal, the storage, and the Mekedatu issue; there has to be some clearance, and he also has agreed that the f...
Om Birla announces two-day BRICS Parliamentary Forum on Oct 26-27
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 22 (IANS) Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Thursday announced that the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum will be held at the 'Samvidhan Sadan' here on October 2627. Addressing a press conference at Parliament House, Birla said that the Forum marks a new chapter in the history of Indias parliamentary diplomacy. It will bring together Presiding Officers and parliamentary leaders from BRICS member and partner countries, Union Ministers, Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha Harivansh, Presiding Officers of State Legislatures, Members of Parliament and other dignitaries. The Lok Sabha Speaker said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would attend the event and meet the delegates of 11 BRICS member countries and 10 specially invited partner countries, while mentioning that Saudi Arabia and Ethiopia have declined to participate. The Forum would feature bilateral and multilateral interactions with the leaders of visiting delegations and parliamentary friendship groups, he added. A meeting of the Secretaries of the delegations will be held on October 25 to finalise the Joint Statement of the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum. So far, suggestions have been received from 18 countries, and discussions will take place accordingly. India has launched a new initiative and has established Parliamentary Friendship Groups with 64 countries. This is the first time such a major effort has been undertaken, although attempts were made in the past. We are continuously expanding these Parliamentary Friendship Groups in countries where parliamentary friendship forums between India and those countries already exist, Birla said. Highlighting the central theme of the programme, Birla said that the Forum would deliberate on the overarching theme of Strengthening Parliaments for People-Centric Development. The Forum would facilitate consensus-based dialogue through the four high-level sessions--Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability, he added. Further, calling the BRICS Joint Declaration in September a major achievement for India, Birla said: India's Parliament also holds discussions and engages in dialogue with all countries to build consensus. I hope that, with the agreement of all countries, there will be a joint declaration at the BRICS Parliamentary Forum as well. Expressing hope that the exchange of experiences at the BRICS forum would help participating countries learn from one another, he said: During discussions at various platforms, including the CSPC, several members of parliament and officials from different countries have visited India to observe our use of AI and technology for translation into 22 languages, parliamentary communication, committee procedures and other best practices...Countries then adopt the practice which they deem right according to their nation's political situation. Certain things, like those related to AI, are learnt by them from us and vice versa. Most Legislative Assemblies in India have gone paperless. Now our effort is better utilisation of AI technology in all the Assemblies, he said while highlighting that the use of technology should be people-centric. Birla said that such practices, inspired by the Parliament, will also be implemented at the grassroots levels like Municipal Councils and Panchayats. The Lok Sabha Speaker also referred to sloganeering within the Parliament, saying: Proceedings in the Parliament are watched by the nation that is why I keep on saying that solution can be derived from communication. Creating ruckus is not right for the House as democratic institutions across the world look up to India and India's democratic institutions look at the Parliament. Maintaining that ideologies can differ, he stressed that India's democracy is strong because the nation adopted the process of communication. Emphasising that terrorism has remained a serious global challenge, Birla said: Terrorism is a serious challenge for the world. India's position has consistently been against terrorism, and we have always condemned it at every level. I hope there will be a detailed discussion on this issue within BRICS as well. Terrorism must end in every country. Meanwhile, the Lok Sabha Speaker welcomed a Russian delegation, saying that a bilateral meeting would be held with its members, along with a meeting of the India-Russia Parliamentary Friendship Group. He expressed hope that Russia's parliamentary experience and participation in international parliamentary forums would contribute to the discussions and help strengthen cooperation between the two countries' legislatures.
Tiger Shroff firing incident: 4 accused sent to Police custody till Oct 26
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 22 (IANS) The four accused, including two women, arrested in connection with the Tiger Shroff firing case were produced before a magistrate's court on Thursday. The court has now sent the suspects to Police custody till Oct 26. The Delhi Polices Special Cell, NDR unit, arrested four accused in the firing incident on October 20. The four suspects arrested have been identified as Kunal, 21, and Sumit, 19, from Sonipat (Haryana), Radha, 23, from Sitapur (Uttar Pradesh), and Babita, 23, from Azamgarh (Uttar Pradesh). If the reports are to be believed, the accused fled to Surat in Gujarat after the incident and boarded a Jaipur-bound train from there. The suspects reportedly planned to go to New Delhi and eventually escape to Nepal from there. However, they were arrested by Mumbai Police in Kota, Rajasthan, before they reached Delhi. Meanwhile, the police sources also claimed that the accused practised shooting before the attack. The reports also suggest that a misfire took place while they were testing the weapon in their hotel room in Mumbai's Andheri area. The Mumbai Police sources further revealed that the accused disclosed during the interrogation the location where they had test-fired the weapon. The weapons were reportedly test-fired as the accused wanted to ensure that the firearm was functioning properly before carrying out the attack on Tiger. Both the suspects are believed to have successfully fired the weapon during the practice session. It was also revealed during the investigation that a misfire occurred while the accused were testing the gun in their hotel room in Andheri. Sources claim that one of the bullets was fired onto the bed during the incident. However, the shot failed to raise any suspicion among hotel staff or anyone else in the hotel.
Tripura Youth Congress files FIR against Delhi creator over racial harassment
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Air India starts work on new MRO hangar at Delhi airport
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 22 (IANS) Air India on Thursday announced the groundbreaking of its new multi-facility Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) hangar at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA), to strengthen the airlines maintenance capabilities at its largest hub while enhancing operational efficiency and self-reliance. Spread across nine acres, the state-of-the-art facility is being designed to accommodate one widebody and one narrowbody aircraft simultaneously. It will enable Air India to centralise key engineering and maintenance activities, bringing critical functions under direct operational oversight, according to a company statement. The new MRO facility will support Air India's efforts to build greater in-house maintenance capabilities, improve fleet reliability, and contribute to the development of a stronger aviation ecosystem in India. Enhanced maintenance efficiency is also expected to support improved operational performance and a more reliable travel experience for passengers, the statement said. The ground-breaking ceremony was attended by the airline's new Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, Tewolde Gebremariam, along with senior executives from Air India and Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL), including the airline's Group Head - Governance, Regulatory, Compliance and Corporate Affairs, P Balaji, and DIAL Deputy CEO Manomay Rai. By centralising inspections, cabin upkeep and defect rectification, the facility is expected to significantly reduce aircraft ground time. Besides, integrated engineering offices and an on-site warehouse for spare parts will eliminate fragmented workflows and reduce logistics costs, according to the Air India statement. It further stated that a dedicated cabin shop will ensure faster repairs of interiors, reducing reliance on third-party vendors and minimising cabin-related defects. Also, direct access to technical teams and spares will enable faster resolution of aircraft grounded due to technical reasons, minimising disruptions. Designed for long-term scalability, the hangar features a 25-metre clear height and large column-free spans to accommodate next-generation aircraft. The project adheres to strict safety standards, including advanced fire protection, and aligns with Air Indias ESG commitments by following IGBC Green Building norms for energy and water conservation, the statement added.
Dawood India-Based? Delhi Slams UN Report, Invokes Osama Bin Ladens Pakistan Hideout
India has slammed a UN report for describing Dawood Ibrahims D-Company as India-based. Indian diplomat Raghoo Puri challenged the wording, pointing out that Dawood fled India long before his UN listing and invoked Osama bin Laden to underline Pakistans alleged role. So why has this UN description triggered outrage in New Delhi?Watch: https://youtu.be/q1zEO4phQrs
French Riots, Delhi Protests Part Of Global Plot With China Link? 101 Groups Under Scanner
French riots and Indian protests began with different grievances. But a Fox News Digital investigation claims groups across 13 countries connected them through messaging, political framing and online amplification. The report names 101 organisations and highlights Indian Alliance Paris, a France-based group that compared youth protests in France and India. Progressive International also discussed protests in France, Spain, India and Albania in one briefing. The investigation refers to a wider network associated with Neville Roy Singham, BreakThrough News, CodePink and Tricontinental. Yet association is not proof of control. A public post is not evidence of operational coordination. Shared slogans do not erase local causes. This report separates documented links from allegations. It asks whether the protests were spontaneous, internationally amplified or both. The answer matters for India, where local political anger can quickly become part of a global narrative.
Badr Pact After Mecca Deal: Pak, Turkey, Qatar, Indonesia Ink New War Axis. Why India Must Watch Out
Pakistan has signed yet another defence arrangement, and this time Turkey, Qatar and Indonesia are on board. Called Badr, the memorandum signed in Doha on October 21 promises joint production, research, training and technology cooperation. It is not a NATO-style alliance like the Mecca Pact, and it does not name India as an enemy. But Delhi cannot ignore it. Pakistan is trying to turn political friendships into defence supply chains, layer by layer. Turkey brings a growing arms industry, Qatar brings money, Indonesia brings geography and a defence market, while Pakistan brings experience and a hunger for partners beyond China. Indonesia is the real variable, since it is also deepening ties with India, including a BrahMos missile deal. Money, projects and timelines remain unknown, and an MoU is not a factory floor. The timing matters too, as a prolonged US-Israel war pushes every capital to hedge. So, what should India do? Watch what comes after the signatures. Here is why Badr matters.
