Tejashwi Yadav Condemns Murder of Bihar Native in Delhi, Blames BJP Government
Patna, April 28: Tejashwi Yadav, the national executive president of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), has criticized the BJP government following the murder of Pandav Kumar, a resident of Khagaria, Bihar, in Delhi. He stated that Kumar was shot dead simply for being a Bihari. In a tragic twist, Kumars friend, Krishna, is now fighting ... Read more Tejashwi Yadav Condemns Murder of Bihar Native in Delhi, Blames BJP Government
Axar Patel Calls Teams Performance Unfortunate After Loss to RCB
New Delhi, April 28: Axar Patel, captain of the Delhi Capitals (DC), described his teams all-out score of 75 against the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) as unfortunate. He also pointed to the inability to defend a total of 264 runs in the previous match against Punjab Kings as a psychological factor contributing to this loss. ... Read more Axar Patel Calls Teams Performance Unfortunate After Loss to RCB
The Journey of Ustad Alla Rakha Khan: The Tabla Maestro Who Redefined Indian Classical Music
New Delhi, April 28: Ustad Alla Rakha Khan, a legendary figure in Indian classical music, dedicated himself to the art of tabla playing at just 12 years old. He rose to international fame in the 1960s through his collaboration with Pandit Ravi Shankar. Born on April 29, 1919, in the village of Ghagwal, Jammu and ... Read more The Journey of Ustad Alla Rakha Khan: The Tabla Maestro Who Redefined Indian Classical Music
After Kejriwal, Sisodia Refuses to Pursue Excise Case Before Delhi HC Judge
This comes a day after party chief Arvind Kejriwal similarly decided to neither appear in person or appoint any lawyer for his case in Justice Sharma's court.
Manish Sisodia Refuses To Pursue Liquor Policy Case In Delhi Judge's Court
Arvind Kejriwal decided to neither appear in person or appoint any lawyer for his case in Justice Sharma's court.
IPL 2026: RCB Just Want To Continue Doing The Right Things, Not Thinking Too Far, Says Krunal
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Royal Challengers Bengaluru left-arm spin bowling all-rounder Krunal Pandya has refused to look too far ahead despite his side's emphatic nine-wicket victory over Delhi Capitals on Monday, insisting the only currency that matters in the IPL is continuing to do the right things. The empathic win at the Arun Jaitley Stadium also helped RCB retain their position in the standings, with six league games still to play. The beauty of this league is every team has some world-class players. So you can't think that far ahead in the tournament. It's a very cliche thing, we all say that follow the process, trust the process. But, that only thing works. So, we are not thinking that, I mean, too far. Again, technically, just 60 percent of the games have been played and there are still more six league games to go. We just want to continue doing the right things more often than not. Just stick to the process and just how can we win those small battles where eventually, you can get the desired results, what you want. But, I mean, we are not thinking that too far, said Pandya in the post-match press conference. With defending champions RCB tightening their grip on a playoffs berth, Pandya reminded how the side still has to work hard for its wins. Right now, we are just thinking that how can we reach Ahmedabad (for the clash against Gujarat Titans) and be fresh for the game. I have always felt it's a team game. For me, winning trophies is the ultimate goal because I always believe personal milestone fades away. But trophies build legacy. So, I have always played this sport to win trophies. When you are playing personally, right, you have to believe that you have the capability as a team and as an individual to win that. So, yes, I mean, but again, nothing comes easy in life. You just have to grind and work hard to get what you want. The evening also marked another milestone in Virat Kohli's remarkable IPL career of being the first batter to reach 9000 runs - and Pandya was generous in his admiration for the talismanic batter. Virat Kohli has been one of the greatest who has played, right? Obviously, the achievements he has in the last 15-20 years, since he has been playing in 2008, it has been unbelievable. I have said this before, to have that sort of consistency, and the hunger he has, I mean, kudos to him. He has changed the way people see the sport, right? From a fitness point of view, he has been the flag-bearer of that, how the fitness culture has come in India, in terms of that. Obviously, as an individual, when you achieve a milestone, you get 100 percent satisfaction that you have seen the result of all the hard work you have put in for so many years. So, whatever hard work we all do, we want that result. Obviously, he has so many achievements in his life, so I haven't asked him how he is feeling because he has achieved so many things in such a big career. I hope he continues in the same way, and wins more matches for us, and gives happiness to everyone, he elaborated. Much of the attention has been on Pandya's bowling, who picked 1/9 in New Delhi, though Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Josh Hazlewood were the main wreckers in chief on Monday. The side-arm slinging balls and the bouncer he has introduced this season - an unconventional addition to a left-arm spinner's repertoire that has begun attracting attention around the competition, with RCB batting coach and mentor Dinesh Karthik calling him a trendsetter. Obviously first of all, coming from DK means a lot. Someone who's played so much of cricket and coming from him means a lot. I introduced the bouncer because every year the opposition prepares against you - what you did right and wrong. So it's more of a mental game as well sometimes, with skill set. When I came here last year, I had a very good season with RCB. So I was just thinking, what else can I add? Or which thing can I add so that I can be one step ahead in the mental game against the batter. So with that thought process, I introduced the bouncer and with that, I bowl in the low-arm trajectory. So it is something which, you know, I guess it's more sort of bouncing for a spinner, it's not that easy. But a lot is dependent on how fit you are because, it's difficult to come two steps ahead and bounce at pace. But my action is like that and I've not been scared of trying new things. I've always taken it as a challenge. Although, there are a lot of times in IPL where there are match-ups and left-hander batsman is batting, so left-arm spinner can't bowl. So I took it as a challenge, that it's not like that. Let me try something new and let's see how it goes. So far it has worked and I guess a lot of people have started copying it and DK is saying trendsetter, I like it. The origins of that bouncer, it emerged, stretch back not to any high-performance coaching facility but to the time when Pandya played games in villages, much before his breakout time in IPL and India colours came in 2012/13. The boundaries there were very small. So, if you used to bowl conventional left-hand spin there, you would get beaten up a lot. So, actually, this thought process and mindset came to me many years ago. So, there I learned bouncer, wide yorker, everything. Then, obviously, when I started playing IPL, the way my role in the team was to contain, I was able to contain. So, I never felt that I have to add new things and all of that. But this year, it felt like, in the last 2-3 years, because of the impact player, the way the batsmen are batting, sometimes, when you are standing on the run-up, it feels like, where should I bowl, as every ball is a sixer. So, thinking about that, I added the bouncer. Like I said, I didn't practice a lot of short balls in nets because it takes a lot of effort to bowl in the net. So, I have preserved myself to bowl in the match. But a lot of things depend on fitness. Pandya was equally expansive on the role fitness plays in allowing a bowler to evolve and experiment. I have always kept fitness as a priority, because I feel when you are young, your body recovers very well, you don't realise that much. But when over a period of time, food, fitness is a very integral part for any athlete because sometimes, when you want to evolve your game, you know mentally. But because your body is not that fit, it doesn't allow you to do it. But fitness adds value, when you want to change something, and you want to adapt something new, your body allows you to adapt new things. So, yes, I have always emphasised and focused on fitness, which helps me to add new things - whether it's about the bouncer, or the bowling while bending. I have always said that Malolan (Rangarajan), our spin bowling coach, he also gets a lot of credit because I feel that when I came to RCB, my role changed. I got the liberty to go for wickets and can experiment. That trust was there, in a way. So that sometimes really helped, because as a player, if the coach is backing you so much, and the coach is giving you so much confidence, that 100 percent helps. Over a period of time, I like this responsibility of going for wickets, and I can try my new things, which I like it, because it's not just to look cool, that I have put a bouncer - there is a lot of logic and reasoning behind it as well, that why I want to bowl that. So there is a healthy discussion, and yes, Malo also takes a lot of credit for that, where he has allowed me to be myself. Pandya reserved his warmest words for RCB captain Rajat Patidar, whose calm temperament has been a defining influence since the championship win in 2025. I mean, the way Rajat has led the team, it has been amazing. The best part of Rajat, what I have realised is that he gives confidence to the players and he allows them to be themselves in the game. Over a period of time, I like this responsibility of going for wickets, and I can try my new things, which I like it, because it's not just to look cool, that I have put a bouncer - there is a lot of logic and reasoning behind it as well, that why I want to bowl that. So there is a healthy discussion, and yes, Malo also takes a lot of credit for that, where he has allowed me to be myself. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Obviously, there are a lot of senior players in our team. A lot of credit goes to the support staff as well. The way Mo, Andy, DK, Malolan, Omi, how they have operated with the team, a lot of credit goes to them. All credit goes to Rajat also and how he has been able to lead the side consistently so well. Article Source: IANS
Petrol price today: Petrol prices remained steady across India on April 28, despite global crude market volatility and West Asian tensions. This pause coincides with heightened political sensitivities ahead of upcoming state elections. Prices vary by city due to central and state taxes, transportation costs, and local demand.
Relief from Heat in NCR: Rain and Strong Winds Expected in Coming Days
New Delhi, April 28: According to the latest forecast from the India Meteorological Department, residents of the National Capital Region (NCR) can expect relief from the intense heat and heatwave conditions over the next four days. This change in weather is anticipated to bring a drop in temperatures, along with rain, thunderstorms, and lightning events. ... Read more Relief from Heat in NCR: Rain and Strong Winds Expected in Coming Days
Relief from Heat in NCR: Rain and Strong Winds Expected Over the Next Four Days
New Delhi, April 28: The Indian Meteorological Department has announced that residents of the National Capital Region (NCR) can expect relief from the intense heat and heatwave conditions over the next four days. This shift in weather is expected to bring a drop in temperatures, along with rain, thunderstorms, and lightning. There is also a ... Read more Relief from Heat in NCR: Rain and Strong Winds Expected Over the Next Four Days
It Was A Bad Luck, We've To Forget This Day And Move On: Axar
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Delhi Capitals skipper Axar Patel put his team being bundled out for 75 to Royal Challengers Bengaluru as ad luck, but acknowledged the psychological shadow cast by their previous match, where they failed to defend 264/2 against Punjab Kings, may have contributed to a hesitancy that proved fatal. At the Arun Jaitley Stadium, DC were bowled out for just 75 after losing six wickets in their first four overs, handing RCB a stunning nine-wicket victory. What also made the game a foregone conclusion was the international level batters and two promising youngsters in DC surrendering meekly without a plan B to counter swing and bounce generated by Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Josh Hazlewood. I think because of what happened in the last game, I felt that even after doing so much as a team, you can win nine out of ten times. But after that it felt like we could not defend back-to-back - so I feel there was some hesitation because of that. Other than that, I think it was bad luck. No batter could really settle down. It was not like someone got set. We lost wickets in one or two balls. I think we lost six wickets in 1516 balls. I think it was bad luck, you have to forget this day and move on, Axar said in the post-match press conference. In DC making 264/2 against PBKS, KL Rahul smashed a record-breaking 152 not out while Nitish Rana hit 91. The dramatic reversal on Monday, where both Rahul and Rana were bounced out by Josh Hazlewood when the ball was hooping around, appeared to weigh on Axar's assessment of the conditions. If you look at the first over, there was swing. Later, once the second ball from Chameera got hit for a boundary, the swing stopped and it becomes a different game. When you score 6070 runs in the first innings, bowlers come in with a bit of low morale and that is in the back of their mind. Even if you motivate yourself, somewhere you feel it is a really low score. In the first over, there was swing for Kyle (Jamieson), but it changed after that one boundary. I do not think our bowlers did anything wrong. The way we batted, I would call it bad luck. Because of that, we cannot blame the bowlers, added Axar. He also defended the decision to hand an IPL debut to promising teenaged opener Sahil Parekh, who replaced Pathum Nissanka and took the strike ahead of Rahul and was dismissed second ball by a late inswinging yorker from Bhuvneshwar Kumar. The reason was to have a left-right combination at the top because we had two right-handers opening. We wanted to use that option in the back of our mind. Also, the way he has been practicing, the hard work he has been putting in, and how he performed in nets and practice matches, we felt he deserved a chance. So seeing all those factors, we gave a chance to the new boy. It was his first match and he got out early on the second ball, so I cannot judge. But the way he has been batting, we believe he has potential to do something special and he can do well for Delhi in the long run, he added. On the inability of his batters to handle high-pressure situations and high-quality bowling when the routine script of see ball and hit ball in T20 cricket is not dished out, Axar was candid that the responsibility ultimately falls on the individual. I think preparation is personal. As a team, you can say that. But, as a player, you also have a responsibility that what should be your preparation if you are going to play IPL or international cricket. If you talk about me, then my personal preparation is that, if I go to play cricket international, IPL or domestic I do undertake one, as you yourself know your strengths and weaknesses. So, I feel that, uncapped players - I don't think, they only do range hitting because, even after IPL, the camps, I think, we did it in Surat, Hyderabad, Delhi. Now, our team is also in Dubai. So, we take uncapped players there also and we give them a chance to continuously stay in cricket for those who don't play domestic or those who continue to play, whenever they get a break, for them, we make them prepare. I don't think they only practice range hitting. They also practice basics. At the same time, it's a personal choice whether someone wants to do drills or not. I think, it's personal preparation. But, yes, I feel that, as Delhi Capitals and support staff, they give them these facilities. Those who want it, they can improve their game and I can also see that. But, yes, I feel that uncapped players should focus on basics. If your basics are strong, then you do range hitting on your own, he elaborated. On the question of team changes ahead of their remaining six fixtures, including one on cards with Mitchell Starc available from May 1, Axar was emphatic - stability, not overhaul, would be his way of ensuring DCs playoff prospects are kept alive in an increasingly precarious situation. If you look at the last eight matches, it's the first time that we've played bad cricket or collapsed. I don't think you'll get results if you make a lot of changes. It's important to have a good mindset and be mentally prepared. There won't be a lot of changes in the team, but yes, it's important to be mentally stable and move forward together. It's important to have a mindset and be mentally prepared. You won't get results if you make a lot of changes in the team. See, it is not like we will play the remaining matches without pressure. In the last eight-nine matches we played, there was pressure. You cannot say there will be pressure or not. But at the same time, you have to do what you can and follow your process. You have to move on and you have to come every day with focus and preparation. You can't think that you will go and get an easy win. You can't think that you will go and do it or it will happen. You have to focus and be on point like the IPL is going on. I feel that the next six matches we have to follow our preparation and process and anything can change anytime, he elaborated. On what will be his own leadership philosophy during a difficult period, Axar outlined the choice he was putting before his players and to the broader DC fanbase. See, if the fans are disheartened, even the players are just as disheartened. After so much hard work, it hurts to lose as we do not play to lose a game. I think this is the time they should support the players. It should not be that you support only when we win, as the players feel a little down after a loss like this. Whether we win or lose, support should remain the same. The important thing is that you are supporting a team, continue doing that and have trust and belief. On what will be his own leadership philosophy during a difficult period, Axar outlined the choice he was putting before his players and to the broader DC fanbase. See, if the fans are disheartened, even the players are just as disheartened. After so much hard work, it hurts to lose as we do not play to lose a game. I think this is the time they should support the players. Also Read: Live Cricket Score I will motivate the players in this way - either you have two chances - you can point out someone, or you can think that the batsman didn't do anything, or the bowler didn't do anything. You can give yourself excuses or, as a team, you can be with the team and fight ahead in the remaining six games and we will face result together without worrying about it, he concluded. Article Source: IANS
Indian Companies Discover New Oil and Gas Reserves in Libya
New Delhi, April 28: A significant development has emerged for Indias energy sector. The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas announced via an official post that Indian companies have discovered new oil and gas reserves in Libya. According to the ministry, this discovery was made in the Ghadames Basin, specifically in contract area 95/96. The ... Read more Indian Companies Discover New Oil and Gas Reserves in Libya
Royal Challers Bengalurus 81-ball chase against Delhi Capitals in IPL 2026 becomes one of the most dominant run chases ever. Virat Kohli nears another major record.
RCB Bowlers Dominate on Batting-Friendly Pitch in IPL 2026
New Delhi, April 28: In an unexpected turn of events, the IPL 2026 match between Delhi Capitals (DC) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) took place at the Arun Jaitley Cricket Stadium on Monday. Anticipation for a high-scoring game was palpable, but it was the bowlers who stole the show. The Arun Jaitley Cricket Stadium is ... Read more RCB Bowlers Dominate on Batting-Friendly Pitch in IPL 2026
IPL 2026: Swing And Mayhem - How Test Virtues Helped RCB Dismantle DC In Powerplay
Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Four overs, 23 deliveries, eight runs and six wickets the result of the clash between Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers Bengaluru was very much decided before a majority of the crowd, after completing their work shifts, took their seats at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. The Kotla crowd on Monday had come for just one guy; Virat Kohli. RCB's team bus drew louder cheers than Delhi's own - a small but pointed reminder of who this fixture really belongs to. The fans sporting Kohli, 18 jersey had their moneys worth when the talismanic batter duly finished off the chase in seven overs. But what lingered as fans came out of the stadium much earlier than expected ending time was something they had not bargained for - a powerplay so dominated by accurate Test match lengths, swing and bounce. The chatter was not much about the joy of seeing Kohli reach Mount 9000 runs in IPL, but whether they had somehow wandered into a Test match in England via Bhuvneshwar, the newest joint wicket taker in the competition, and Hazlewood, who got his fourth scalp with a pin-point yorker to castle Abishek Porel. In a tournament that has spent recent weeks redefining the limits of batting - DC themselves posted 264 in their previous outing and talking about the lack of bat and ball balance, the proceedings of Monday night in New Delhi felt like a gentle course correction. The venue which saw batters make 5329 runs on pitch number six Saturday offered something different under the floodlights via pitch number five on Monday: swing, seam, impeccable lengths and unpredictable bounce. Hazlewood, operating with the economy of a man who wastes nothing, became the tormentor in chief alongside Bhuvneshwar, who laid the foundation for the carnage. A swinging delivery angled away outside off drew an outside edge from debutant Sahil Parakh that fell short of third man. Bhuvneshwar noticed what he needed to notice: the highly-talked left-handed batter would not move his feet, and surely not resist a delivery shaped to look hittable. The next ball from Bhuvneshwar, who consistently got two to four degrees of swing, was fuller, angling in and came in late to castle Parakh for a duck. KL Rahul arrived carrying fresh momentum from his 152 not out against the Punjab Kings. He is the only batter in the competition's history to have scored more than a hundred runs against Hazlewood, and had scored boundaries off him early on when DC had upstaged RCB at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium. Hazlewood's response was to go short, early, and with pace. The ball rose hard into Rahul's body and the pull shot, though instinctive, took a top-edge and Jitesh Sharma settled beneath it well to end Rahuls stay. Sameer Rizvi, lured by a full ball in the channel outside off stump, edged behind while attempting a drive while Tristan Stubbs fended a late-swinging delivery to first slip. DC captain Axar Patel, trying to exercise the discipline his colleagues had abandoned, left the first delivery well enough. But then Bhuvneshwar switched angles, going around the wicket and found his bottom edge, which was safely pouched by the keeper. Hazlewoods bounce would create problems for Nitish Rana, who was in an ugly tangle against the short ball and gave a catch to gully. By the time power-play ended, before a feeble dust storm came into the picture, DCs score read as 13/6, the lowest powerplay score in the competition's 19-year history. The numbers exist, but they risk obscuring what was actually happening at the crease: two experienced bowlers at their menacing best making and executing decisions four or five steps ahead of the batters facing them. Each dismissal had a logic that became visible only in retrospect, leading to more glee for RCB. It was unbelievable. Again, world-class bowlers. You are talking about Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Josh Hazlewood. Seeing them operate from both the ends, they were bowling 18 balls each in powerplay. We talk a lot in the league, that batsmen are making 200-250 runs and they are hitting sixes and fours everywhere. Suddenly, a match comes where you see two world-class bowlers bowling and doing their thing, where the wicket was not that bad. But it was pure out-and-out, their skill set. For so many years, why they are one of the best bowlers in the world going around, they showed that by bowling 18-18 balls. So, it was quite pleasing to see. I mean, to get six wickets in powerplay, which is almost literally, you have taken the game away from the opponent. So, it was quite fun out there and we are lucky to have them there in our team, said RCB left-arm spin bowling all-rounder Krunal Pandya, while replying to a question from IANS, in the post-match press conference. The larger question is whether Monday's events represent an anomaly or an argument. T20 cricket has accelerated relentlessly in recent years, with ground dimensions, batting techniques and rule changes all tilting the contest toward batters. Scores above 200 have become routine. Bowling attacks are increasingly managed and pencilled to limit damage rather than take wickets. But for the first 30 minutes at the Kotla, two practitioners of the good old Test match virtues made that entire batting heavy framework look provisional. The conditions gave them something, and they were good enough to know exactly what to do with it. Axar, who looked baffled and shell shocked at the same time, could only give kudos to Bhuvneshwar and Hazlewood for rattling DC, who looked like a deer caught between headlights and bring them cruelly down to Earth after ransacking 264 took them to cloud nine in batting. No, seriously, I feel that, just two days ago, there was a match, and that wicket, and this wicket also, it felt similar and everything was there. So I think, back of the mind, batters felt that there will be similar bounce and conditions. But the wind was also blowing, and that was a day match, and this was a night match, so because of that, I felt that that swing moment was more. At the same time, I think Bhuvi and Hazlewood are world-class bowlers. That swing, I think, in the first two overs, they are used to getting it done, irrespective of the wicket, or ground. But the way they were getting it, they did a good job and they bowled well. The batters, I feel that in the last match, they were in momentum and felt it will be good to feel the ball on the bat again. In that, they got one or two outs. After that, under pressure, I think, whoever went suddenly got a shock that, No, this just happened. So I think, for that, as a professional, they should be prepared. But, yes, that happened. In the last match, the momentum, batters felt that they will play a good wicket. But we will give credit to them that they also bowled very good balls, he added. The batters, I feel that in the last match, they were in momentum and felt it will be good to feel the ball on the bat again. In that, they got one or two outs. After that, under pressure, I think, whoever went suddenly got a shock that, No, this just happened. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Conditions and craft still matters to excel in T20 cricket and Bhuvneshwar and Hazlewood showed bowlers that they can still make this format feel, briefly and gloriously, like their own and enjoy it, just like how they did on a manic Monday evening in New Delhi. Article Source: IANS
AAP leaders Manish Sisodia and Arvind Kejriwal have declared they will not appear in proceedings before Justice Swarna Kanta Sharma in the Delhi High Court's excise policy case. Citing a lack of hope for justice and potential conflict of interest, they are opting for Satyagraha instead of legal representation.
Dawood aide Salim Dola lands in India after coordinated deportation operation
Salim Dola, a close associate of underworld figure Dawood Ibrahim, has been brought to India. He was deported from Istanbul after being apprehended there. Dola arrived in Delhi on a special aircraft. He is now in custody and being questioned by intelligence officials. Mumbai Police is expected to take him for further investigation and legal proceedings.
A major win for Indian security! High-ranking drug mafia operative Salim Dola, a Dawood Ibrahim associate, has been deported from Istanbul. Orchestrating a multi-crore synthetic drug empire, Dola's capture and return to Delhi under heavy guard signifies a significant blow to the D-Company's international network. He is now undergoing intensive interrogation.
Delhi HC quashes Samir Modis assault case against mother Bina, 2 others
Samir told Justice Saurabh Banerjee that he has withdrawn complaint against his mother, Bina, and two others
IMD Weather Update: While Delhi, Chandigarh and Haryana are likely to get light rainfall today, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh might also get relief from the scorching heat, the IMD has predicted. The IMD forecast suggests no significant change in maximum temperatures over northwest India until Tuesday, followed by a gradual fall of 3-5C on Wednesday and Thursday.
April 29 Panchang: Auspicious Moments and Rahu Kaal Insights
New Delhi, April 28: Every day holds its own significance and auspicious moments. According to Hindu tradition, the beginning of any good work is determined by the date and time. Wednesday, April 29, marks the day of Trayodashi (until 7:52 PM), which is considered very auspicious as there will be no shadow of Bhadra. However, ... Read more April 29 Panchang: Auspicious Moments and Rahu Kaal Insights
Tanzanian baby with rare skull deformity gets new lease of life in Delhi
A courageous five-month-old boy from Tanzania, grappling with the challenges of craniosynostosis, received life-changing surgery in Delhi. Medical experts executed an advanced cranial vault remodeling procedure aimed at liberating his growth-stunted skull, paving the way for normal brain development. This decisive intervention has turned the tide, allowing for a healthy expansion of his skull.
PM Modi Emphasizes Discipline and Dedication for Success
New Delhi, April 28: Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the importance of hard work, discipline, and dedication in a recent post on the social media platform X. He stated that perseverance and commitment can lead to extraordinary success, energizing the nations prosperity and strength. In his message, he shared a Sanskrit verse: ... Read more PM Modi Emphasizes Discipline and Dedication for Success
7 civilians killed, 85 injured in fresh Pakistan cross-border attack on Afghanistan
New Delhi, Apr 28: Fresh cross-border tensions have flared between Afghanistan and Pakistan, with Kabul alleging that Pakistani mortar and missile strike killed seven civilians and injured at least 85 in Kunar province, according to a report by the BBC. Afghan officials said the strikes on Monday hit civilian homes and the Sayed Jamaluddin Afghani University in Asadabad, marking the first major violence since China-mediated peace talks earlier this month, reports the Guardian newspaper. Women, children and students were among those injured, officials added. However, Pakistan rejected the allegations. As reported by The Guardian citing international news agencies, Pakistani authorities dismissed claims of a university strike as a blatant lie, asserting that its operations were precise and intelligence-based. The latest incident threatens to unravel fragile diplomatic efforts following talks held in Urumqi under Chinese mediation, where both sides had agreed to avoid escalation. It also comes after months of intense hostilities, with both nations accusing each other of cross-border aggression and support for militant groups, including the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). The conflict had briefly subsided during a truce around Eid al-Fitr but has since seen sporadic flare-up despite involvement from multiple international mediators including China, Turkey, Qatar, the UAE and Saudi Arabia to bring peace in the area. According to the United Nations, the prolonged conflict has already displaced tens of thousands, further compounding the humanitarian crisis in the region.
The rise was phenomenal and the fall swift. The Aam Aadmi Party(AAP) finds itself grappling with a crisis of survival. Once known as a crusader against anti-corruption, AAP finds itself mired in various scams. The party drew unprecedented public support and reshaped Indias political landscape in a remarkably short span of time. The defection of seven MPs led by Raghav Chadha, along with reports of a significant number of legislators in Punjab planning to switch sides, indicates that the party may be on the verge of losing another stronghold after Delhi. These developments point to deepening internal fissures and waning political clout, raising serious concerns about the partys ability to retain its influence in Punjab. Raghav Chadha, Sandeep Pathak, Harbhajan Singh, Vikram Sahney, Rajinder Gupta, Ashok Mittal, and Swati Maliwal left AAP to join the BJP.AAP has a small presence in Goa with two MLAs and faces a high risk of poaching by other parties, according to party sources. The Party leaders took stock of defections by its MPs, there was a broad consensus within the that it is important at this juncture to keep the flock together, and ensure retention of the national party tag. The Election Commission conferred the AAP as a national party status after it met eligibility conditions by garnering at least six per cent of votes and winning seats in four states Delhi, Punjab, Goa, and Gujarat. Later, the party also bagged a seat in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly. Questions are raised as to whether the AAP will save the Punjab government on borrowed time. With elections in Gujarat, Goa, and Punjab taking place next year, the party must rebuild, and expand its grassroot base . Arvind Kejriwal, once a relentless critic of the ruling party, has grown noticeably subdued following his defeat in the Assembly elections and his incarceration in the Delhi liquor case. Known for his aggressive political style, he was a forceful campaigner and a powerful orator who could galvanize public opinion and energize party workers with sharp, direct attacks on his opponents. His relative silence now marks a stark shift in the partys political momentum. At a time when strong leadership and vocal opposition are crucial, his absence from the frontlines has created a vacuum, affecting both the partys morale and its ability to mount an effective challenge. AAP not only displaced the Congress in Delhi and Punjab but also positioned itself as a potential challenger in states such as Haryana, Gujarat and Goa. Its rapid expansion signalled the emergence of a formidable alternative in the national politics However, the narrative took a dramatic turn with the eruption of the alleged liquor policy scam. What was once projected as a model of transparency became mired in controversy, raising serious questions about the partys governance and internal accountability. The scandal not only dented its carefully cultivated image but also provided political rivals with ammunition to challenge its credibility. key leaders came under scrutiny, the party started losing support base particularly among the middle class voters.
Mike Vrabel Returns to Patriots After Missing NFL Draft Day 3
New Delhi, April 28: New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel is back with the team. According to Phil Perry from NBC Sports Boston, Vrabel returned to the office on Monday after missing Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft. He sought counseling due to a controversy involving Dianna Russini, a former reporter for The Athletic. ... Read more Mike Vrabel Returns to Patriots After Missing NFL Draft Day 3
Sabres and Ducks Poised for Crucial Playoff Wins
New Delhi, April 28: The Buffalo Sabres are on the brink of a long-awaited playoff series victory, having ended a 14-year absence from the Stanley Cup playoffs, a record that had plagued the franchise. With a win against the Boston Bruins at home in Game 5 on Tuesday, the Sabres would advance to the second ... Read more Sabres and Ducks Poised for Crucial Playoff Wins
Noida Schools Adjust Timings Amid Severe Heatwave
New Delhi, April 28: In North India, extreme heat and relentless heatwaves have made daily life increasingly challenging. In response to the intense sun and soaring temperatures, school hours have been modified for all schools in Noida, a city near Delhi. The District Magistrate of Gautam Buddha Nagar made this decision to address the rising ... Read more Noida Schools Adjust Timings Amid Severe Heatwave
RCB Dominates DC in IPL 2026 Match, Bhuvneshwar Kumar Claims Purple Cap
New Delhi, April 28: The 39th match of the 19th season of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2026) took place on Monday at the Arun Jaitley Cricket Stadium, featuring Delhi Capitals (DC) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). RCB triumphed over DC, restricting them to just 75 runs, thanks to the lethal bowling from Bhuvneshwar Kumar ... Read more RCB Dominates DC in IPL 2026 Match, Bhuvneshwar Kumar Claims Purple Cap
IPL 2026: Delhi Capitals Reveal NoC Condition That Has Prevented Them From Picking Mitchell Starc
The 36-year-old left-armer has been out of action since late January following a heavy workload during the Ashes, where he was named Player of the Series for claiming 31 wickets at an average of 19.93.
PM Shri school scheme fails to take off in J&K over poor utilisation of funds
The J&K School Education Department (SED) has poorly performed in the utilisation of the funds released under PM Shri school scheme during the last year. A top official told Greater Kashmir that the poor execution of the scheme at the school level left a major chunk of funds unused, which will have its implications for further funding from the Ministry of Education (MoE), government of India. The official said that funds worth Rs 200 crore were released from Samagra Shiksha to the concerned Chief Education Officers (CEOs) out of which only Rs 20 crores have been utilised. While the top officials blame the schools and DDOs for poor utilisation of funds, the school teachers attribute it to the tedious process involved in getting bills approved from the concerned quarters. The schools are not conducting activities on time for which funds are provided by the MoE under the scheme. Due to this the funds remain unutilised, the official told Greater Kashmir . However the school teachers said the funds are released late from the Samagra due to which the DDOs face issues in releasing the money tp the schools. They have made the process very tedious. At times, we don't even get informed if our bills are approved or rejected, a school teacher told Greater Kashmir . He said the schools conduct the activities or make some purchases online from the GeM portal, but the bills are not approved for the release of funds. Amid this, the scheme is yet to take off in J&K despite the passage of two years since the inception of the scheme. As already reported, around 390 government schools in J&K have been selected for their upgradation as PM SHRI Schools. Under the scheme, these schools will get modern education, focusing on NEP 2020 implementation. These facilities include smart classrooms, laboratories, and green infrastructure. Under the scheme, the existing schools are strengthened to act as exemplars of quality teaching. Basically, the selection of schools for PM Shri was not done properly. The schools to be selected for the scheme must have enough space, playground and infrastructure. But in many cases, these parameters have not been followed, the official told Greater Kashmir . The scheme is executed through Samagra Shiksha with projects approved for upgrades in various districts. Schools are designed with eco-friendly features like solar panels and water harvesting. The PM Shri scheme aims to transform these schools into green schools and provide high-quality education to enhance the cognitive development of students. Meanwhile, the Department of School Education and Literacy (DSEL) has scheduled a meeting to review PM Shri schools of J&K on April 28, 2026. The team of officials from J&K SED has already arrived in New Delhi. We are apprehensive of the response from DSEL as the performance in terms of utilisation of funds has remained very poor, an official said.
Virat Kohli Becomes First Player to Score 9,000 IPL Runs
The milestone came during a clash against Delhi Capitals at the Arun Jaitley Stadium
SC to hear PIL challenging reduction in qualifying percentiles for NEET-PG today
New Delhi: The Supreme Court, on Tuesday, April 28, will hear a batch of pleas challenging the reduction in the qualifying cut-off percentile for the NEET-PG 202526 examination. During a brief hearing, senior advocate Gopal Sankarnarayanan, appearing for the petitioners, earlier submitted that a sufficient number of candidates had already qualified the NEET-PG examination to 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 .
Delhi-NCR weather today: The weather in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram is likely to change today as the IMD has forecast partly cloudy skies with light spells of rain today, April 28. A yellow alert has been issued for Delhi for tomorrow and the IMD has forecast thunderstorms, accompanied with lightning, strong surface winds in late afternoon or evening.
IPL 2026: Hazlewood, Bhuvneshwar Power RCB To Dominant Win Over DC
Defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru delivered a crushing all-round performance to outplay Delhi Capitals by nine wickets in match 39 of the Indian Premier League 2026 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Monday, April 27.
Axar Patel Grilled About His Responsibility As Captain After Humiliating Defeat vs RCB. His Reply
Delhi Capitals captain Axar Patel had to face some tough questions in the press conference after the team suffered a humiliating defeat against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) on Monday.
Internet fumes after Manu Bhaker asked about Vaibhav Sooryavanshi
At an NRAI event in Delhi, Manu Bhaker was asked about Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, sparking online criticism for shifting focus from her Olympic achievements. Bhaker emphasized mentorship, saying age doesnt limit talent. Social media, including Joy Bhattacharjya, called the question unfair and cricket-centric. Meanwhile, Sooryavanshi continues to shine, becoming the youngest to 1,000 T20 runs and emerging as a promising future star for India.
Actor Sanjay Dutt appeared before the National Commission for Women (NCW) and submitted a written apology for the controversial song Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke. He pledged to sponsor the education of 50 tribal girls and ensure legal due diligence in future artist agreements to promote dignified representation of women and children.
New Delhi, April 28 (Udaipur Kiran) Delhi is set to witness widespread scheduled power cuts on Tuesday, April 28, due to major maintenance activities including transformer replacement, network upgradation, cable repairs, tree trimming, and preventive maintenance work across multiple electricity divisions. In several parts of the capital, electricity supply will remain disrupted for up ... Read more Delhi Power Cut Alert (April 28, 2026): Vasant Kunj, Khanpur, NFC, Palam, Model Town, Pitampura and Many Areas to Face Up to 4-Hour Outages
Axar Patel Delivers Shell-Shocked Statement As Delhi Capitals Get Bowled Out For 75 vs RCB
Axar Patel didn't have much to answer when Delhi Capitals failed to defend 264 against Punjab Kings on Saturday and looked even more perplexed after his team crumbled to 75 versus Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
Axar Patel's Shell-Shocked Statement As DC Get Bowled Out For 75 vs RCB
Axar Patel didn't have much to answer when Delhi Capitals failed to defend 264 against Punjab Kings on Saturday and looked even more perplexed after his team crumbled to 75 versus Royal Challengers...
RCB script history! Record chase leaves DC reeling in biggest-ever defeat
Royal Challengers Bengaluru secured a dominant nine-wicket win against Delhi Capitals. They chased down a target of 76 in just 6.3 overs. This victory marks the second-highest margin in IPL history by balls remaining. Pacers Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Josh Hazlewood set up the demolition. Virat Kohli remained unbeaten to seal the clinical chase.
Delhi Capitals Owner Sends Big Message After Humiliating Defeat Against RCB
Delhi Capitals co-owner Parth Jindal took to social media to react to his side's humiliating loss against Royal Challengers Bengaluru in New Delhi.
Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt arrives at the National Commission for Women (NCW) office after being summoned over alleged obscenity in a song from the film KD: The Devil, in New Delhi, on Monday. (PTI)
Delhi Capitals Collapse Against RCB in IPL 2026 Match
New Delhi, April 28: In a dramatic turn of events during the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026, the Delhi Capitals faced a crushing defeat against the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), managing to score only 75 runs. The match, which was the 39th of the season, took place at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Monday. After ... Read more Delhi Capitals Collapse Against RCB in IPL 2026 Match
India-New Zealand FTA to greatly benefit farmers, youth, MSMEs: PM Modi
NEW DELHI, Apr 27 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday hailed the India-New Zealand free trade agreement as a landmark moment in the two countries partnership and said the pact will greatly benefit farmers, youth, women, MSMEs, startups, and students, among others. Modi also said that the investment commitment of USD 20 billion by New Zealand will further strengthen the bilateral cooperation in agriculture, manufacturing, innovation and technology, paving the way for a more prosperous and dynamic future for [] The post India-New Zealand FTA to greatly benefit farmers, youth, MSMEs: PM Modi appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
RCB beat DC by 9 wickets in IPL
NEW DELHI, Apr 27: Royal Challengers Bengaluru continued their impressive run, thrashing Delhi Capitals by nine wickets in their IPL match here on Monday. Opting to bowl, pace duo of Bhuvneshwar Kumar (3/5) and Josh Hazlewood (4/12) shared seven wickets, while Rasikh Salam Dar (1/21) and Syuash Sharma (1/7) also contributed as RCB bowled out DC for 75 lowest score of this season. For DC, Abishek Porel (30), David Miller (19) and Kyle Jamieson (12) provided some respectability to [] The post RCB beat DC by 9 wickets in IPL appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Zimbabwean Cricket Captain Mary-Anne Musonda Announces Retirement from All Formats
New Delhi, April 28: Mary-Anne Musonda, the captain of the Zimbabwe womens cricket team, announced her retirement from all formats of the game on Monday. The 34-year-old last represented her country in the ICC Womens T20 World Cup 2024 qualifiers two years ago. In her retirement announcement, Musonda revealed that her decision was influenced by ... Read more Zimbabwean Cricket Captain Mary-Anne Musonda Announces Retirement from All Formats
Vinod Bansal Condemns Cutting of Hindu Students Kalawa in Haryana
New Delhi, April 28: Vinod Bansal, a leader of the Vishva Hindu Parishad, has expressed strong opposition to the incident in Haryana where students had their kalawa cut during an examination. He described the event as alarming and called for immediate action against such occurrences. In an interview with a news agency, Bansal stated, On ... Read more Vinod Bansal Condemns Cutting of Hindu Students Kalawa in Haryana
Weakening public faith vs. justified stand: legal experts divided over Kejriwals decision
Weakening public faith vs. justified stand: legal experts divided over Kejriwals decision **Judicial Scrutiny Mounts as Delhi CMs Legal Stance Sparks Debate Among Experts** New Delhi The recent legal maneuvers undertaken by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal have ignited a vigorous debate among legal scholars and practitioners, creating a palpable division regarding the appropriateness and potential ramifications of his chosen defense strategy. While some experts contend that the Chief Ministers approach represents a principled stand against perceived injustices, others express significant concern that it could erode public trust in the judicial process and set a concerning precedent. The crux of the controversy lies in the Chief Ministers decision to [] Weakening public faith vs. justified stand: legal experts divided over Kejriwals decision
New Zealand PM Luxon terms FTA with India once-in-a-generation pact
NEW DELHI, Apr 27: New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has termed the free trade agreement with India a once-in-a-generation pact, saying at a time of global uncertainty, this deal is a clear commitment by both sides to a stable, predictable, and rules-based trade. The pact was signed here on Monday by Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal and visiting New Zealands Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay. This is a once-in-a-generation agreement that gives NZ (New Zealand) exporters unprecedented [] The post New Zealand PM Luxon terms FTA with India once-in-a-generation pact appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Gadkari reviews progress of National Highway projects in Karnataka and Kerala
NEW DELHI, Apr 27: Union Road Transport and Highways minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday reviewed the quality and maintenance progress of National Highway projects in Karnataka and Kerala, acting on feedback received through media and social media. According to an official statement, the review meeting was held in New Delhi. During the meeting, the statement said Gadkari reviewed the quality and maintenance progress of 7,926 km of National Highways in Karnataka and 1,513 km across 61 National Highway projects in [] The post Gadkari reviews progress of National Highway projects in Karnataka and Kerala appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Heatwave: Centre directs nation-wide heatstroke management units across all health facilities
NEW DELHI, Apr 27 : The Centre has asked states and Union Territories to operationalise dedicated Heat Stroke Management Units at all health facilities and ensure adequate preparedness of ambulance services in view of the expected above-normal heatwave days during the summer season. In a letter to chief secretaries of all states and UTs, the Union Health Secretary Punya Salila Srivastava reiterated the need for the timely dissemination of early warnings and real-time reporting of heatstroke cases on the Integrated [] The post Heatwave: Centre directs nation-wide heatstroke management units across all health facilities appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Trade pact with EU, US in next few months: Goyal
NEW DELHI, Apr 27 : Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Monday said the free trade agreement with New Zealand is the seventh such pact signed under his tenure in the past three-and-a-half years and two more agreements with the European Union and the US are expected in the coming months. Goyal and visiting New Zealands Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay here inked a free trade agreement, which is expected to come into force by the end of [] The post Trade pact with EU, US in next few months: Goyal appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Delhi CM Criticizes Kejriwal for Distrust in Judiciary Amid Corruption Allegations
New Delhi, April 28: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and city BJP president Virender Sachdeva have sharply criticized former Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal for expressing distrust in the higher judiciary. They condemned his recent actions suggesting bias against a High Court judge in a corruption case. Sachdeva denounced Kejriwals letter ... Read more Delhi CM Criticizes Kejriwal for Distrust in Judiciary Amid Corruption Allegations
Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi Engages with Veterans During US Visit
New Delhi, April 28: Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi recently met with Indian armed forces veterans during his visit to the United States. He praised their contributions to the nation. During the meeting, General Dwivedi emphasized that veterans are a strong foundation for both the nation and the armed forces. He noted that their ... Read more Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi Engages with Veterans During US Visit
RCB Secures Quick Victory Against DC in IPL 2026 Match
New Delhi, April 28: Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) triumphed over Delhi Capitals (DC) by 9 wickets in the 39th match of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026, held at Arun Jaitley Stadium on Monday. Chasing a modest target of 76 runs, RCB completed the task in just 6.3 overs. This victory marks RCB as the ... Read more RCB Secures Quick Victory Against DC in IPL 2026 Match
Uttarakhand CM Dhami Completes Delhi to Dehradun Journey in Just 2.5 Hours
Mumbai, April 28: Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami recently shared his experience traveling from Delhi to Dehradun via the newly inaugurated Delhi-Dehradun Economic Corridor. He completed the journey in approximately two and a half hours, a significant reduction in travel time compared to previous years. During his remarks, CM Dhami expressed gratitude to the ... Read more Uttarakhand CM Dhami Completes Delhi to Dehradun Journey in Just 2.5 Hours
RCB pacers unleash powerplay carnage to flatten DC, cruise to nine-wicket win
New Delhi: Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) rode a storm of sheer pace fury to annihilate Delhi Capitals by nine wickets in their Indian Premier League (IPL) clash here on Monday, April 27, after unleashing a powerplay spell so vicious that it virtually ended the contest within the first three overs. It was carnage of the 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 .
Akshar Patel Reflects on Delhi Capitals Disappointing Loss in IPL 2026
New Delhi, April 28: Delhi Capitals faced a crushing defeat against Royal Challengers Bangalore in the 39th match of IPL 2026, collapsing for just 75 runs. Captain Akshar Patel expressed his confusion over the teams performance after the match. Batting first at Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi Capitals struggled significantly, losing their last six wickets for ... Read more Akshar Patel Reflects on Delhi Capitals Disappointing Loss in IPL 2026
Afternoon break, freeORSsachets: Delhigovt. announces heat relief measures
India inks landmark free trade agreement with New Zealand
New Delhi: India and New Zealand on Monday inked a once-in-a-generation trade pact, giving duty-free access to 100% of domestic exports, including textiles, leather footwear, and gems and jewellery in the island nation. The pact is expected to be implemented by the end of this year, as it requires New Zealand Parliaments approval. In India, []
Iranian Coast Guard fires warning shots at tanker; Indian crew safe
New Delhi: A Togo-flagged oil and chemical tanker was involved in an incident near Oman after warning shots were fired by Iranian authorities, though all 17 Indian crew onboard were safe, Indias Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways said on Monday. The vessel, MT CHIRON 7, was navigating near Shinas outer port limits in Oman []
Centre asks states to step up fire safety in healthcare facilities
New Delhi: The Centre has asked states and Union territories to strengthen fire prevention and safety measures across healthcare facilities as party Fire Safety Week activities in the country from May 4 to 10 focusing on preparedness and compliance. In a communication to states on April 17, the Union Health Ministry In a communication to []
Reproductive autonomy of woman must be prioritised: SC
Pregnant womans choice is relevant rather than that of the child to be born New Delhi: Observing that the reproductive autonomy of a mother-to-be must be accorded the highest importance, the Supreme Court has allowed a 15-year-old girl to medically terminate her pregnancy of more than 28 weeks. The top court has said when constitutional []
Power demand surges to 255.8 GW on Monday
India's power demand surged to 255.8 GW on Monday. This record was set due to intense heatwaves across the country. Delhi's power demand also crossed 7,000 MW for the first time in April. Tata Power Delhi Distribution met its highest demand of 2,030 MW this summer. The power ministry anticipates further increases in demand.
Delhi High Court quashes Samir Modi's assault complaint against mother
The Delhi High Court has dismissed a criminal complaint. Samir Modi withdrew his case against his mother, Bina Modi. This followed a settlement between them. The case involved an alleged assault on Samir Modi. He claimed he was physically assaulted while trying to attend a board meeting. The family has been involved in a legal dispute over their business empire.
After Arvind Kejriwal decides to stay away, Delhi high court to weigh options
Former Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's refusal to attend court proceedings in the CBI liquor policy case has prompted the High Court to consider appointing an amicus curiae. This move aims to ensure the case is heard on its merits, as the Supreme Court mandates that such matters cannot be dismissed by default.
Delhi govt to send 1,300 devotees on Somnath Yatra to mark 1,000 years of faith
Man critically injured in Patel Chowk accident
64-year-old woman dies by suicide in Ghaziabad
Police said she was battling depression after her husbands death
GDA proposes 16km metro corridor to link Vaishali to Delhi via Hindon terminal
DMRCs initial Phase-V plan proposed to connect Gokulpuri on Pink Line to Arthala on Red Line via the terminal
Pipe leak? Dirty water trickles from taps in Noida for 6th day
The Authority had promised that the supply will be fine on Friday morning
Man found dead with gunshot wound inside locked SUV
Police suspect suicide after patrolling unit finds body in isolated stretch near Gharbara village
Noida police gets new industrial cell after workers protest
New unit with DCP-rank officer to handle labour disputes across 15,000 industrial units in district
Jewar farmers seek jobs at Noida airport, meet YEIDA CEO
334 families opted for employment over monetary compensation but are still waiting for jobs
Fire breaks out in slum, 8 shanties gutted
Noida has provided compensation of Rs 8,000 per family to 15 families who have been left homeless
Chilla elevated road likely to be ready by June next year
After Years Of Delay, Project Nearly Half Complete, With 85 Piers In Place
Under digital arrest for 16 days, retired NTPC employee loses Rs 85L
Accused told him he was linked to a fake money laundering and child trafficking case
Man promised US visa, loses Rs 20 lakh
Piyush Goyal Discusses Export Promotion Strategies with EPC Leaders
New Delhi, April 28: Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal engaged in a meaningful dialogue with leaders of various Export Promotion Councils (EPCs) on Monday. In a post on the social media platform X, Minister Goyal stated, I had a constructive discussion with the heads of different Export Promotion Councils. We explored sector-specific priorities ... Read more Piyush Goyal Discusses Export Promotion Strategies with EPC Leaders
Suspension of 30 Hansraj students sparks protest on campus
Netanyahu Warns of Hezbollah Threats Amid Ongoing Military Operations
New Delhi, April 28: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu participated in a meeting with senior commanders of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to discuss the security situation in Lebanon, ongoing military operations, and threats associated with Hezbollah. During the meeting, he praised the militarys actions. Netanyahu stated, We have achieved significant accomplishments in Lebanon. We have ... Read more Netanyahu Warns of Hezbollah Threats Amid Ongoing Military Operations
Undertrials thrashed in Tihar, CCTV evidence triggers court action
CBI takes over graft cases against Kejriwals dead brother-in-law
It sounded like a tyre burst. Aircraft braked very hard & things went flying
NGT issues notices to police and govt on Asola forest land de-notification
Assembly speaker nominates 14 MLAs to MCD, 11 from BJP, 3 from AAP
SWISS reviews evacuation messaging after passengers carry bags on slides
Transporter cleaning warehouse assaulted over fee in Loni, dies in hospital
Police registered a case and started an investigation
Pandav Kumars Family Plan to Move Court, Hold Candle March
