CISF Jawan Allegedly Stabbed During Protest In Delhi
Delhi Police Begin Legal Action, Probe Circumstances Of Alleged Assault
Need to create fear in minds of goons committing crimes against women: Supreme Court
A Bench of Justices J.B. Pardiwala and K. Vinod Chandran said every woman in Delhi-NCR should feel safe even at 11 p.m., while hearing a suo motu case on recent rape cases in the region
SC says no approval given for modified Form 6, contradicting EC
New Delhi: While hearing the pleas to prosecute the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC), Gyanesh Kumar, on Monday, October 5, the Supreme Court clarified that it had not approved any modified version of Form 6 during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). Any modified Form 6 has not been approved by us. Lets be clear. When 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 .
Delhi HC rejects pleas for independent probe into 2020 NE Delhi riots
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India-Japan trade ties outpacing China engagement: Report
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) Japans business engagement with India is steadily accelerating and now outpaces the growth of Japan-China business engagement, a new report has said, highlighting the importance of Prime Minister Takaichi Sanaes recent visit to India. The report from Japanese news site Nippon.com said Tokyo is stepping up investment, defence cooperation and technology partnerships. Tokyo and New Delhi also committed to greater energy security cooperation and strengthening critical mineral supply chain resilience, the report said, saying the visit urned out to be a meaningful one for the bilateral relationship. The cumulative total of direct Japanese investment in India between April 2000 and March 2026 came to $48.1 billion, putting Japan in fifth place, the report said, adding that Japanese investment in 2025 alone was $3.74 billion and bilateral trade crossed $25 billion in the same fiscal year. Japan continues to maintain a substantial trade surplus with India, but India is redoubling efforts to diversify its own export sectors (including seafood, textiles, and jewellery) and destinations, the report noted. India took the top spot in JBICs Report on Overseas Business Operations by Japanese Companies in 2025 for the fourth consecutive year, as the most promising business expansion destination over the next three years. Another popular survey found over 75 per cent of Japanese companies operating in India expect a profit in the current financial year. Japans public and private sectors, facing a shortage of science and technology talent, have intensified their efforts to recruit Indian engineers and technical experts through internships and corporate partnerships, the report said. As a nation facing a declining birthrate and a shortage of skilled workers, we must push forward with India in developing new markets, strengthening supply chains, and forging new people-to-people relations, the report noted.
Cleaning Robots Are Already Operating in Russian Airports, Shopping Malls and Supermarkets
New Delhi [India], October 5: Robotic cleaning is moving beyond the experimental stage and becoming part of routine operations worldwide. The market in Russia is also developing rapidly: the number of indoor cleaning robots in the country could grow to 23,000 units by 2030, according to forecasts. These findings come from a study titled The Commercial Robotic Cleaning Market in Russia and Worldwide, prepared jointly by the Moscow Innovation Cluster, Sber and Skoltech. The study was presented at the Moscow Startup Summit.
Gulf countries, Qatar keen on investing in India's refining sector
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) While major energy producers in the Gulf, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, have expressed strong interest in funding oil refinery projects in India, New Delhi is also looking at sourcing more investment from Qatar, according to an article. The initiative supports Indias plan to increase national refining capacity from 5.4mn barrels per day (bpd) to over 6.2mn bpd to meet rising domestic fuel requirements, according to the article in the Gulf Times. The article highlights that India is also broadening its diplomatic outreach to Qatar to secure institutional capital across the broader energy value chain. In April, during a two-day official visit to Doha, Indias Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas Hardeep Singh Puri met Qatars Minister of State for Energy Affairs Saad Sherida al-Kaabi, who is also President and CEO of QatarEnergy, to discuss strategic relations, trade, investment, and maritime supply chain security, it noted. During the meeting, both officials reaffirmed bilateral energy cooperation while stressing the necessity of maintaining stability in global fuel supplies and ensuring unhindered maritime commerce during regional disruptions, according to state-run Qatar News Agency (QNA). While trade between the two nations has historically been anchored by long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreements, bilateral dialogue is increasingly focusing on mutual equity participation in processing assets, the website of the Indian Embassy in Qatar stated. Long-term gas trade remains a central pillar, highlighted by Petronet LNGs 20-year contract extension in 2024 to purchase 7.5mn tonnes of LNG annually from QatarEnergy through July 2028 and beyond. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman held a discussion on September 29 with her Qatar counterpart Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari on the implementation of the $10 billion Qatari investment commitment in India and finalisation of the Bilateral Investment Treaty. At the meeting held on the sidelines of the AIIB 2026 annual meeting in Doha, the two Finance Ministers also discussed the expansion of Indian UPI payments across Qatar and the Gulf nations engagement with the National Infrastructure and Investment Fund of India, according to a Finance Ministry statement. The ministers also discussed the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement as a strengthened framework for trade, investment and tax certainty between the two countries. The Finance Minister appreciated the excellent arrangements for the AIIB Annual Meeting. She recalled Indias recent engagements with Qatars leadership, which elevated India-Qatar bilateral relations to a strategic partnership. Al Kuwari thanked the Indian community for being part of the success story of Qatar. He looked forward to bigger opportunities for strengthening trade, finance and investment relations between the two countries, the statement added.
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 5 (IANS) Rapper and music producer Yo Yo Honey Singh was summoned by Maharashtra Cyber Cell for questioning on Monday. However, the rapper failed to appear before the Maharashtra Cyber. As per Maharashtra Cyber Cell, the rapper was asked to appear in person before the investigating officer through a notice, and record his statement. However, the rapper has sought more time from Maharashtra Cyber to appear before the investigating officer. The issue stems from a controversial remark by the rapper at one of his concerts in Delhi. Honey Singh had allegedly made indecent remarks during a concert. After this, a person filed a complaint against Honey Singh in Maharashtra Cyber. Based on this complaint, Maharashtra Cyber is investigating the case and Honey Singh was summoned for questioning in this regard. Earlier this year, Honey was seen making a sleazy remark in a viral clip, seemingly asking people to have sex in cars, a moment that left many social media users unimpressed and angry. He later addressed his controversial remark, as he posted a video on social media and tendered an apology. He earlier said in the video, A video of mine has been going viral on Instagram since morning, edited in a way that's offended many people. I want to tell you the whole story. My intention was never to hurt, insult, or offend anyone. A few days prior to the incident, I had interactions with a leading gynaecologist and sexologist who shared about the rising concerns of sexually transmitted diseases among the younger generation due to unprotected sex. This conversation stayed with me. While being a guest at the show of Nanku and Karun, and seeing a large number of Gen Z in the audience, I tried to convey a message about the importance of protection in a language which they would refer to which is used in OTT they watch, he added.
Vir Sen, Rudra Sen Sindhu Raise Stakes in Sindhu Trade Links
New Delhi [India], October 5: Promoter group members of Sindhu Trade Links Limited have carried out a series of off-market inter-se transfers in the companys shares, according to disclosures filed
Protest In Delhi Leads To Stabbing Of CISF Jawan
A Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) jawan was reportedly stabbed during a protest in New Delhi. The Delhi Police have initiated legal action and are investigating the incident, with the injured jawan receiving medical attention.
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Oil market risks rising as inventories shrink, Hormuz reopening crucial: Saudi Aramco CEO
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) Global oil stockpiles have fallen to alarmingly low levels, leaving energy markets vulnerable to further supply disruptions unless the Strait of Hormuz fully reopens, Saudi Aramco Chief Executive Amin Nasser said on Monday. Speaking at the Energy Intelligence Forum in London, Nasser said emergency releases of strategic petroleum reserves by major economies may provide short-term relief but would not resolve underlying supply-demand imbalances in global energy markets. Oil inventories that normally cushion markets against shocks have become scarily thin, Nasser said He warned that pressure on both crude oil and refined fuel markets is likely to intensify until confidence returns and shipping through Hormuz normalises. His comments came days after major economies announced plans to release up to 100 million barrels of emergency oil and diesel reserves to contain rising fuel prices. According to Nasser, rebuilding depleted inventories could take as long as two years even after the critical shipping route reopens fully. The Strait of Hormuz -- a key conduit for global energy trade -- has faced disruptions since the outbreak of conflict following US and Israeli attacks on Iran earlier this year. However, Gulf producers have stepped up efforts to restore exports, lifting crude shipments to levels approaching those seen before the conflict. Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Kuwait have increasingly relied on their own tanker fleets to move crude through the waterway. Saudi Aramco has also boosted exports from its Ras Tanura terminal and restored flows on its East-West pipeline to about 80% of capacity after a recent attack temporarily disrupted operations. Despite higher export volumes, oil markets continue to factor in geopolitical and security risks in the Persian Gulf and Red Sea. Moreover, international oil benchmark Brent crude has traded around the $100-per-barrel mark over the past month which reflects concerns over potential supply interruptions.
Sanchar Saathi crosses 30 crore visits, helps recover over 14 lakh lost and stolen mobiles
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) The Sanchar Saathi portal, developed by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), has recorded more than 30 crore visits since its launch in May 2023, reflecting growing public participation in the fight against telecom-enabled frauds and cybercrime, it was announced on Monday. According to the Ministry of Communications, the platform has evolved into a key citizen-centric tool that enables users to report suspected fraud calls, SMS messages and WhatsApp communications, check mobile connections linked to their identity, block lost or stolen handsets, and verify the authenticity of mobile phones before purchase. The ministry said that every report filed by citizens helps generate actionable intelligence for telecom authorities, banks and law enforcement agencies. Describing users as Cyber Warriors, it noted that information shared through the platform helps identify fraudulent numbers, devices and emerging scam patterns, enabling authorities to take preventive action before more people become victims. One of the portal's major services, Chakshu, allows users to report suspicious communications such as fake KYC requests, fraudulent investment schemes, impersonation by government officials, and bogus job or loan offers. The ministry said Chakshu has received 12.80 lakh reports of suspected fraudulent communications, leading to action in nearly 59.82 lakh cases, including the disconnection of more than 50 lakh mobile connections. The portal has also become a key tool for managing mobile connections issued in an individual's name. More than four crore citizen requests related to checking and reporting mobile connections have been resolved so far, helping prevent misuse of SIM cards obtained through stolen or fraudulent identities. In the area of handset security, Sanchar Saathi has enabled users to block 60.96 lakh lost or stolen mobile phones across telecom networks. Of these, 37.85 lakh handsets have been traced and over 14 lakh recovered through coordination among DoT, telecom service providers and state police authorities. The ministry further said that data generated through citizen reports feeds into the Financial Fraud Risk Indicator (FRI), a system that assesses the risk associated with mobile numbers potentially linked to financial fraud. The intelligence is shared through the Digital Intelligence Platform (DIP) with banks, payment service providers, telecom operators and law enforcement agencies to strengthen fraud detection and prevent suspicious transactions.
Anti-CEC stir: Several detained at NSUI
New Delhi: Several members of the National Students Union of India (NSUI) were allegedly detained during their symbolic living dead protest near their headquarters at Raisina Road on Monday, October 5, demanding the resignation and arrest of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The protest, led by NSUI national president Vinod Jakhar, was held on 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 .
Arijit Singh to embark on nationwide tour starting January 2027 celebrating his 20 years in music
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 5 (IANS) Playback singer Arijit Singh, who has completed 2 decades in the business, has announced a 9-city stadium-scale India Tour from January 2027 to May 2027. The tour will span cities like Ahmedabad, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Mumbai, Bengaluru, New Delhi, Pune, Indore and Hyderabad. Talking about the show, Arijit Singh said in a statement, 20 years of music is a journey I feel very grateful for. The greatest part of it has always been the people, the listeners who have given these songs a life of their own. He further mentioned, Im really looking forward to travelling across India and experiencing that love together, live on stage. There are so many songs, so many memories and so many people to meet. I cant wait. The experience will feature 360-degree spatial audio, kinetic LED fixtures, panoramic screens, laser arrays and stadium-scale pyrotechnics, with a live production designed to immerse fans in the experience. Mohit Bijlani, Founder, Team Innovation, said, We take immense pride in presenting a nationwide tour of this magnitude to audiences across the country. Bringing Indias most loved voice to so many cities is a deeply meaningful milestone for our team. It is a genuine tribute to an extraordinary musical legacy, and we are thrilled to create an unprecedented live event. Every single detail of this journey is being designed to world-class standards, offering fans a live experience at a scale never seen before in his home country. The tour is presented by Kotak Solitaire, and produced and promoted by Team Innovation. Varun Khare, CEO, thumpN said, There are very few artists whose announcement can make an entire country stop and ask one question:,When do the tickets go on sale? Arijit Singh is one of them. His music has an extraordinary ability to bring people together, and we expect these shows to be exactly that. Thousands of people singing the same words, at the same time, in the same place. For thumpN, being the ticketing platform for this tour is a privilege> Our job is to make sure that getting from I need to be there to actually being there in the moment is as seamless as possible. Were incredibly excited to bring this experience to fans across all 9 cities, he added.
Delhi court directs DCP to complete rape inquiry against Chandrashekhar Azad by October 23
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India, Switzerland double down on trade, infra, and innovation ties
India, Switzerland double down on trade, infra, and innovation ties New Delhi: India and Switzerland on Monday signed several MoUs to deepen their cooperation across sectors, including sustainable infrastructure development, exchange of young professionals, innovation, technology transfer, and entrepreneurship. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Swiss President Guy Parmelin held a meeting at Hyderabad House here [] The post India, Switzerland double down on trade, infra, and innovation ties appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Over 7kg heroin, Rs 50 crore haul: Delhi Police bust interstate drug network
Delhi Jal Board Launches Cashless Medical Facility for 50,000 Pensioners
The Delhi Jal Board has introduced a cashless medical service for 50,000 pensioners, easing their access to healthcare. Delhi Jal Board Launches Cashless Medical Facility for 50,000 Pensioners
Oman overtakes US as Indias top LNG supplier in September
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) Oman emerged as Indias largest supplier of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in September by replacing the United States as the country continued to diversify energy imports amid ongoing geopolitical disruptions in West Asia, according to a report. According to data from Kpler, India imported 585,000 tonnes of LNG from Oman during September, up 11.6 per cent from August, giving the Gulf nation a 27 per cent share of total LNG imports. Nigeria became the second-largest supplier with shipments of 351,000 tonnes, although volumes were down 35 per cent from the previous month. The US, which had topped the supplier list in August with 848,000 tonnes, slipped to third place after exports to India declined 59 per cent, accounting for 16 per cent of September imports. Qatar, once India's dominant LNG supplier with a market share of around 45 per cent, fell to sixth position and supplied about 94,000 tonnes during the month. The UAE supplied 311,000 tonnes, while Angola exported 205,000 tonnes to India. The sharp decline in Qatari supplies follows disruptions caused by Iran's strike on Ras Laffan Industrial City in March, a key LNG production hub and a major source of natural gas exports to India. Moreover, India's overall LNG imports declined 14 per cent month-on-month to 2.17 million tonnes in September from 2.5 million tonnes in August. Natural gas plays an important role in fertiliser production, industrial heating, power generation and urban transportation. India imports nearly half of its LNG requirements, with about 60 per cent of shipments from West Asian suppliers such as Qatar and the UAE transiting through the Strait of Hormuz. In addition, the government has increased efforts to diversify energy sourcing across LNG, LPG and crude oil, adding supplies from countries including Canada, Algeria, the US and emerging LNG producers such as Mozambique and Brazil to reduce exposure to geopolitical risks. Analysts noted that while India's crude oil imports are relatively insulated because of diversified sourcing, LNG and LPG imports remain more vulnerable to supply and shipping disruptions in the Gulf due to limited short-term alternatives.
India, West Indies fined by ICC for slow over-rate in third ODI
New Delhi: India and the West Indies were on Monday, October 5, fined by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for maintaining slow over-rates during the third ODI in New Chandigarh. While India have been fined 20 per cent of their match fee, the West Indies were docked 10 per cent of their earnings after being 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 Modi and Swiss President Elevate Bilateral Ties with New Agreements
Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a joint press statement alongside the President of Switzerland in New Delhi, celebrating centuries of deep-rooted friendship and outlining an ambitious roadmap for bilateral cooperation across trade, advanced technology, defence, and human mobility. Reflecting on the milestone Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA) signed between India and the European Free [] The post PM Modi and Swiss President Elevate Bilateral Ties with New Agreements appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Ensure Women Feel Safe Even at 10 PM: SC Slams Delhi Police Over Rising Rapes
The Supreme Court on Monday issued stern directions to the Delhi Police and the Centre, demanding concrete, ground-level action to curb rising incidents of rape and molestation in the national capital. A bench comprising Justices JB Pardiwala and K Vinod Chandran emphasized that creating paper guidelines is insufficient to protect women in public spaces. Merely [] The post Ensure Women Feel Safe Even at 10 PM: SC Slams Delhi Police Over Rising Rapes appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Prepare for backup leadership: AAP flags possible arrests ahead of October 10 Jantar Mantar protest
Zeal Global announced plans to expand in Central Asia at Tashkent Summit
New Delhi [India], October 5: Zeal Global Services Ltd. (NSE: ZEAL), a leading air cargo logistics solutions provider, recently announced its strategic plans to expand operations into Central Asia. The announcement was made on October 1, 2026, at the Central Asia Air Cargo Summit in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, where the company outlined its vision to capitalise on the region's emergence as a critical air freight corridor.
Esha Gupta gets pepper defence spray from sister as she heads back to Delhi
Esha Gupta has shared a glimpse of a practical gift she received from her sister as she returned to Delhi. The actress took to her Instagram Stories and posted a picture of a pepper defence spray, highlighting it as a safety essential. In the Instagram Story, Esha was seen holding a Sirona Impower Defence Spray. The product is labelled as a pepper spray and carries the hashtag #mustcarryone. Sharing the picture, Esha wrote, Back to Delhi gift by my sister. The post appeared to show that her sister had given her the self-defence product as a precautionary measure. The post comes at a time when conversations around women's safety and self-defence have once again been prominent on social media. Recently, actor Disha Patani's sister and former Army officer Khushboo Patani also sparked a discussion after urging women to learn self-defence techniques and consider carrying suitable safety equipment. Her comments led to a wider debate about the ways women can protect themselves and the importance of proper training. Esha Gupta herself has previously spoken about a difficult travel experience while returning to India. In March 2026, the actor was stranded in Abu Dhabi amid escalating tensions in the Middle East and airport disruptions. She eventually returned to Delhi and thanked her followers for their prayers and support. The actress has continued to remain active on social media, where she frequently shares glimpses of her personal life and work. Her Instagram account currently has more than 17 million followers. Meanwhile, on the work front, Esha was recently seen in Dhamaal 4, which released in July 2026. The film is also listed among her recent projects. Also Read : Esha Gupta embraces traditional look for Janmashtami celebrations; see pics
Quantum Leap: IIT Delhi Integrates Quantum Signals With Existing Telecom Infrastructure
Researchers at IIT Delhi have successfully demonstrated the simultaneous transmission of quantum-entangled photons and classical data over a 50-km optical fibre link. This breakthrough addresses key challenges in integrating fragile quantum signals with existing telecommunications infrastructure, paving the way for more scalable and secure future quantum networks.
BJP names 8 candidates for Uttar Pradesh Rajya Sabha polls
On October 5, BJP's Central Election Committee announced eight candidates for the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections. These candidates include Dharmpal Singh, Radhakant Ojha, and Prakash Pal, among others. The announcement was issued through a press release from BJP's central office in New Delhi. Other named candidates are Vidyasagar Sonkar, Gopi Krishna Pandey, Priyanka Singh Rawat, Ram Pratap Singh Chauhan, and Shruti Gangwar.
Every Woman Should Feel Safe: SC Tells Centre, Delhi Police To Ensure Womens Safety
Hearing suo motu petitions on recent assaults, the SC has directed authorities to move beyond paperwork and enforce visible deterrence across Delhis transit networks and public parks.
Temple wearable may aid pilot fitness checks, military readiness: Deepinder Goyal
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) Deepinder Goyal, founder of food delivery and quick commerce platform Zomato, has said that Temple, the company's upcoming wearable device, could eventually find applications far beyond health tracking, including in aviation and defence, where physiological data may help assess an individual's fitness for critical tasks. Responding to users on social media platform X, Goyal said the wearable could be used to determine whether pilots are fit to fly and help armed forces identify personnel best suited to undertake a mission on a given day. He was replying to a suggestion that Temple might help restaurant managers and chefs monitor stress levels during demanding work shifts. I would certainly have it on pilots to check if they are fit to fly. And on the air force to check who is the fittest to fly a mission today, Goyal wrote, indicating the broader potential of the technology beyond its current healthcare-focused use cases. The remarks highlight a possible future role for Temple in high-stakes environments where real-time physiological monitoring could support decision-making and readiness assessments. According to Goyal, data collected by the device could provide insights into a person's condition before undertaking activities that require high levels of concentration and performance. Goyal also outlined an ambitious long-term vision for the wearable, revealing that the company is researching technology that could eventually translate human thoughts into text. When asked whether Temple could one day understand a user's intentions and automatically trigger actions on a smartphone, he said work is already underway on the concept. We have a research team working on thoughts to text, but that looks like a few years away. Maybe the third or fourth version of Temple, he said. For now, the wearable is focused on physiological sensing and health monitoring. One of its flagship features, called BrainFlow, is designed to continuously track changes associated with blood flow to the brain. Goyal said Temple recently completed its second validation study involving 60 participants who were subjected to three different physiological challenges. According to the findings, BrainFlow demonstrated correlations ranging from 0.84 to 0.91 with brain blood-volume changes measured using time-domain near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS), a technology capable of distinguishing changes in blood volume between the brain and the scalp.
Delhi LG reviews campus security, directs stronger safety measures for students
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) Delhi Lt Governor (LG) Taranjit Singh Sandhu on Monday chaired a high-level review meeting on institutional safety, with a focus on strengthening security across university campuses and ensuring the safety of students, particularly females. The meeting brought together Vice-Chancellors and Directors of universities administered by the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi (GNCTD), along with senior officials from the Delhi Police, Public Works Department (PWD), Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), and Transport Department. Taking to X after the meeting, LG Sandhu said that ensuring the safety of students was a on-negotiable priority and outlined a series of measures aimed at improving security on campuses as well as along routes used by students. He said the meeting focused on strengthening coordination among various agencies and improving security infrastructure and arrangements around educational institutions. Directed strengthened multi-agency coordination covering enhanced police patrolling, elimination of dark spots, CCTV integration along approach roads, improved last-mile transport connectivity and comprehensive safety audits of student accommodations, he said. We must ensure that every young person - especially our daughters - can pursue education in Delhi with confidence, dignity and a sense of security. A safe, vibrant and dignified environment for our youth is foundational to our vision of a Viksit Dilli, the LG added. The meeting comes days after students of Delhi University intensified their protests over rising incidents of crime against women in the national capital. The students took to the streets carrying posters and placards, questioning restrictions imposed on women and demanding accountability over incidents of sexual violence. The latest review also follows a meeting held by Sandhu on September 30 with principals of women's colleges affiliated with Delhi University, during which he directed various agencies to strengthen measures for the safety of women around educational institutions. At that meeting, the LG directed officials to improve street lighting, expand CCTV coverage and increase police patrolling in areas surrounding colleges to address safety concerns and improve the overall security environment for students. Sandhu also directed the nomination of a dedicated nodal police officer for each college to ensure regular coordination with college authorities and enable prompt action on complaints related to eve-teasing, obscene flashing and other safety concerns. According to a Lok Niwas note, the directions also included the deployment of plainclothes surveillance personnel and the establishment of an emergency response mechanism to ensure quicker intervention in cases involving students' safety. The LG further directed that a comprehensive safety audit be conducted in areas surrounding educational institutions. He also ordered the removal of stationary buses parked near colleges, saying such vehicles can create obstructed and isolated stretches and potentially compromise the safety of students. The meeting was attended by senior Delhi Police officers, the Vice Chancellor of Delhi University, and officials from the PWD and Transport Department. As part of the proposed measures, he also directed officials to prepare a dedicated student safety application equipped with emergency alerts, GPS-based location sharing and real-time reporting of safety concerns. Sandhu also directed the setting up of an inter-college women's safety committee for colleges located in the North and South campuses of Delhi University to facilitate greater coordination on issues concerning the safety of female students. Representatives from several prominent Delhi University women's colleges, including Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR), Miranda House, Lady Irwin College, Jesus & Mary College, Daulat Ram College, Laxmibai College, Gargi College, Mata Sundri College, Janki Devi Memorial College, and Indraprastha College, attended the meeting. Sandhu has issued a series of directions to the Delhi Police and other departments in recent weeks aimed at strengthening women's safety in the national capital, particularly in the aftermath of the alleged gang rape of a 17-year-old girl in a park near the Kalkaji area of southeast Delhi.
SC Refuses Ex-Parte Suspension of CEC Gyanesh Kumar, Seeks Replies on SIR Decisions
NEW DELHI, Oct 5: The Supreme Court on Monday refused to pass an ex-parte interim order seeking suspension of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and decided to first hear the Election Commission and other respondents on allegations that key decisions related to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) were taken unilaterally. A bench headed by Chief [] The post SC Refuses Ex-Parte Suspension of CEC Gyanesh Kumar, Seeks Replies on SIR Decisions appeared first on Northlines .
'I had only one goal that is to win trophies, says Abhishek on his impact-first approach
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) Abhishek Sharma has credited the freedom provided by his teammates and coaches for allowing him to embrace an aggressive, impact-driven approach, saying his ambition has never been centred on personal milestones but on helping India and his teams win trophies. The 26-year-old, who was part of Indias ICC Mens T20 World Cup-winning side, discussed his playing philosophy ahead of the new home season against the West Indies. Abhishek traced the development of his mindset to his domestic cricket days, when he began placing greater emphasis on influencing matches rather than chasing individual numbers. When I started, I thought that I have to play in a way that I can play impactful innings for my team. That started from my Punjab team in domestic cricket and we won the domestic T20 competition in 2024. From there, I feel, a mindset developed that I dont have to chase milestones, because thats not in your hands. Whats in your hands is how much impact you can make. That is how I want to play, no matter what opposition we are playing. As an individual, I never had this urge that I should achieve this, achieve that. I had only one goal that I have to win trophies. I feel that you need a lot of support from the team, the management, the coaches, the captain, because they know how you play. I feel they have helped me quite a lot, the entire team, not just the support staff, even the players as well, senior players. So now, like it has happened for me when I was new, the new players should also get that freedom, they should feel that they belong here. So, I really enjoy that when I talk with Vaibhav or with other young players, Abhishek told JioStar. That backing, according to Abhishek, has been crucial in allowing him to play without being constrained by the pressure of reaching specific statistical targets.
Why India Is Wooing Sri Lanka's JVP
India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is actively courting Sri Lanka's Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP), a Marxist party with strong Sinhalese nationalist roots, marking a significant shift in bilateral relations despite ideological differences. This engagement, highlighted by a recent high-profile visit by JVP leader Tilvin Silva, aims to foster cooperation on economic projects and address New Delhi's concerns over slow progress in India-aided initiatives in the island nation.
Inside Delhi-NCR's PG boom: When homes turn into hostels
In Delhi-NCR, the rising demand for paying guest accommodations, particularly in university and business areas, is creating pressing concerns for local authorities. A survey has highlighted that numerous paying guest facilities fail to obtain essential safety certifications and adequate infrastructure. As a result, enforcement actions have led to the sealing of illegal properties, causing tenant displacement.
Ankur Warikoo reveals why he bought his first house at 40, not 25. Life had settled
At 40, Ankur Warikoo looked back on his journey to homeownership, realizing that by then, he had established a clear vision for his family's permanent abode in Delhi. Financial security provided him the means to acquire a home that once felt out of reach. He understood his family's needs and lifestyle preferences, making the decision easier than it might have been in earlier decades, when uncertainties were more prevalent.
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'Prevent crime, not act after it': Supreme Court raps Centre, Delhi Police over women's safety
Hearing a suo motu case on recent sexual assault incidents, the court stressed crime prevention, stronger patrolling, surveillance, lighting and concrete ground-level safety measures across vulnerable areas.
PM Modi, Swiss Prez Parmelin discuss ways to deepen cooperation in trade, AI, defence production
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Swiss President Guy Parmelin held a meeting at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on Monday, where they reviewed the entire spectrum of bilateral ties and discussed ways to further deepen cooperation in trade, investment, innovation, Artificial Intelligence (AI), military exchange, defence production, nuclear energy, Science and Technology and people-to-people ties. During the meeting, the two leaders reaffirmed their commitment to peace, diplomacy and reform of global institutions. They noted the growing momentum in economic cooperation through the India-European Free Trade Association (EFTA) Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA). PM Narendra Modi held wide-ranging discussions with President Guy Parmelin of the Swiss Republic at Hyderabad House. Both leaders reviewed the entire spectrum of India-Switzerland relations and discussed ways to further deepen bilateral cooperation in trade and investment, innovation and AI, military exchange and defence production, nuclear energy, SandT and people-to-people ties, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal posted on X. They noted the positive momentum generated in economic cooperation by India-EFTA TEPA and reaffirmed the commitment to advancing an innovation-led partnership. Key outcomes include new agreements on transport, mobility and infrastructure, migration and mobility, and young professionals, alongside new joint research in health, clean energy and space. Both sides also reaffirmed their commitment to peace, diplomacy and reform of global institutions, he added. External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, Secretary (West), Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Sibi George, and other officials were present during the meeting. Prior to the meeting, PM Modi and President Guy Parmelin warmly greeted each other. Earlier in the day, Guy Parmelin was accorded a ceremonial welcome at the forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhavan. Speaking to reporters after the ceremonial welcome, Parmelin said, The visit is an excellent opportunity to emphasise the importance that both Switzerland and India attach to this relationship. He said that the relationship between India and Switzerland is built on shared democratic values as well as on trust and mutual respect. My visit is a stepping stone towards further growth, deepening and strengthening of our close, broad and long-standing partnership. I am pleased and honoured that we have the chance to exchange views on matters of bilateral and global importance, the Swiss President said. I am especially glad that my stay in India will enable us to commemorate the first anniversary of the entry into force of the India-EFTA Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement, TEPA, he mentioned. Parmelin arrived in India on Monday for a three-day State visit at the invitation of PM Modi. The visit is set to focus on strengthening bilateral cooperation in trade, investment, science, technology, innovation and mobility. This is President Parmelin's first State visit to India and his second visit to the country this year, as he had earlier visited in February 2026 to participate in the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi.
Doing it once, I feel, is still easy: Abhishek Sharma wants Indias winning habit to continue
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) Fresh from being part of Indias Asian Games gold-medal-winning campaign, Abhishek Sharma is looking beyond the celebrations, saying the challenge for the young Indian side is to turn its recent success into a sustained winning habit as they begin the new home season against the West Indies. The opener said repeating success requires the team to preserve the same processes and collective hunger that helped it win the World Cup. I feel, in cricket especially, when I came, I was 24, now I am 26, as a young cricketer, you tell yourself that theres still a lot to achieve, its just a start. Doing it once, I feel, is still easy, but making that thing a habit and doing it again and again, keeping the process the same, its not easy as a player. But if the atmosphere in the team is such that everyone wants to perform for each other, wants to make India win, wants to dominate, then I feel it becomes a habit and it definitely helps, Abhishek told JioStar. For Abhishek, the emphasis is therefore less on the achievement already secured and more on building an environment in which winning can become a recurring outcome. The 26-year-old believes a collective desire to succeed can help India maintain its intensity from one tournament to another. That approach also shapes the way he interacts with the next generation inside the dressing room, including 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, who has emerged as his young opening partner. Abhishek said the teenage batter has already gained enough exposure to understand the demands of professional cricket, while the senior members of the squad are making a conscious effort to ensure he feels at home. He is a very smart guy. He is not like how we used to behave at 15 or anyone does because he has already been in that cricket setup for 2-3 years. So he knows what, where, and how much to practice. I feel gradually these are things he will learn more with experience. And what we discuss in the team with each other, all teammates, is how we can make him more comfortable. Because we all know what he has achieved and that he belongs here. So I also feel like its my duty as well, to make him feel that all of us, his elder brothers, are here for him. You just have to enjoy and just give your best and win the games whenever you get the chance, he added. The West Indies series provides India with the first opportunity to build on their World Cup success in the new home season.
Journalist Rosy Who Accused Delhi Police ACP Of Harassment Is Cockroach Partys Coverage Coordinator
During the unrest caused by Cockroach Party members in Delhi, a woman alleged that she was sexually harassed and molested by a policeman. It has now been revealed that the woman is not journalist but a Cockroach member herself. Rosy, the woman making the allegations, presented herself as an independent journalist and accused Delhi Police [] The post Journalist Rosy Who Accused Delhi Police ACP Of Harassment Is Cockroach Partys Coverage Coordinator appeared first on The Commune .
Look At China...: FM Nirmala Takes Aim At Trump Tariffs As India-US Trade Talks Hit Plateau
India and the US have reached a plateau in negotiations over their bilateral trade agreement, with further concessions likely to be very, very difficult, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said. Speaking at the Munich Leaders Meeting in New Delhi, she said talks remain ongoing but both sides may now have limited room for compromise. Sitharaman said the agreement is being hard and very rigorously negotiated, while noting that India currently runs a trade surplus with the US. Washington, she said, would naturally seek to reduce this imbalance and address what it sees as accumulated losses. She also pointed to a broader shift in global trade negotiations, saying tariffs are increasingly being used as an instrument alongside traditional negotiations. Despite the challenges, she stressed that both countries would need to find some give and take.
PM Modi: India, Switzerland to work together for global peace and stability
Addressing a joint press meet with Swiss President Guy Parmelin after their talks at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on Monday, PM Narendra Modi said India and Switzerland believe reforms in global institutions are essential to address growing global challenges
Journalist Seeking FIR Against Cop Over Sexual Assault Injured During Detention
Delhi journalists detained, beaten while demanding FIR against ACP Vivek Bhagat over alleged assault of journalists.
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) The Delhi Jal Board (DJB) on Monday launched a comprehensive cashless medical facility for around 50,000 pensioners and family pensioners, making it easier for them to access healthcare services without having to make upfront payments and subsequently seek reimbursement. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, PWD Minister Parvesh Verma, BJP MLA and Delhi Jal Board Vice Chairman Satish Upadhyay, and Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) Mayor Pravesh Wahi attended the launch event. Taking to X, Parvesh Verma said, Through this important initiative, a cashless medical facility will be available for treatment for the pensioners of Delhi Jal Board and their families, which will provide them more convenience and ease in availing health services. Delhi government Principal Secretary Rajiv Verma and Delhi Jal Board Chief Executive Officer Sajjan Singh Yadav, along with other senior officials, were also present at the event. Speaking to reporters after the programme, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said the initiative was launched as part of the 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan', under which various programmes are being organised to mark 25 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's service and his dedication towards serving the country. Under this, the needs of thousands of Delhi Jal Board employees and officers who have served in the department are being addressed, Gupta said. She said that the cashless medical facility would provide much-needed support to retired DJB employees and their families, particularly at a stage of life when they require greater assistance with healthcare. At this stage of their lives, when they needed government support, they did not have access to cashless medical facilities until now. This cashless service provided by our government is a great help for all the pensioners of the DJB... Now, they will be able to get their medical treatment easily, she added. Parvesh Verma said that before the introduction of the new facility, retired Delhi Jal Board employees were required to first bear the cost of their medical treatment and then approach the authorities to claim reimbursement. We have given the cashless services option to such 50,000 pensioners... This was their long-standing demand, but this was not fulfilled yet... We thought the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan is the best time to introduce this scheme, Verma told reporters. BJP MLA and Delhi Jal Board Vice Chairman Satish Upadhyay, speaking to IANS, said the scheme was an important step towards supporting employees had spent several decades serving the department. Under the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, our Delhi Chief Minister has launched a cashless scheme for 50,000 pensioners who have worked for 30 to 40 years in the Jal Board and devoted their lives to it. For them to have to worry about their healthcare, this is a very sensitive and thoughtful decision, Upadhyay said. Speaking to IANS, MCD Mayor Pravesh Wahi also welcomed the initiative and credited the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Delhi government for its implementation. I express my gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision and to our Chief Minister for implementing it. Earlier, our Jal Board officers and employees who had retired and were above 60 years of age had to run around for treatment. They had to pay for their treatment and later seek reimbursement, Wahi said.
Odisha Tops Nation in Urban Housing Reforms, Wins Special Recognition from MoHUA
Odisha has been conferred a Special Recognition Award by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA), Government of India, for implementing the highest number of reforms under the Pradhan Mantri Awas YojanaUrban (PMAY-U) 2.0. The award was presented during the Pradhan Mantri Awas YojanaUrban Awards 2026 ceremony held in New Delhi, spotlighting Odishas administrative [] The post Odisha Tops Nation in Urban Housing Reforms, Wins Special Recognition from MoHUA appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Delhi High Court stays money laundering charges in IRCTC case
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2 Gangsters Linked To Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Arrested After Encounter In Delhi
As soon as the two criminals reached the spot, they allegedly opened fire at the police team.
India yield curve expected to flatten as RBI withdraws liquidity: Report
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) Indias government bond yield curve is expected to flatten further as the Reserve Bank of India steps up liquidity withdrawals, prompting some investors to favour 10year paper over fiveyear ones, a report has said. The report from NDTV Profit -- citing analysts -- said that the gap between five and 10year yields is expected to shrink as the RBI drains surplus cash from the banking system, putting upward pressure on shorterdated yields. The fiveyear benchmark yield, trading around 6.94 per cent, could rise to 7 per cent if the central bank maintains an aggressive policy tightening stance, the report cited ICICI Securities Primary Dealership. Analysts said that the short end should see further flattening as the RBI steers overnight rates near or above the repo rate to ensure effective transmission. They expect the five to 10year gap could narrow to as little as 10 bps and the curve could turn flat or mildly inverted if overnight rates move meaningfully above the repo. Excess banking system liquidity has kept overnight borrowing costs below the policy repo rate, prompting the RBI to absorb cash through market operations. The operations are putting upward pressure on shorter-dated yields. The central bank has already withdrawn over Rs 1 lakh crore and the pace of further cash absorption, alongside any additional rate hikes, will determine the extent of yield curve flattening. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) began its three-day Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting on Monday with a policy decision due on Wednesday. Markets are closely watching whether the Central Bank will raise the repo rate for the first time since February 2023. However, the central bank has kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.25 per cent. The balance of risks has tilted decisively towards a 25-bps rate hike by the RBI at this juncture, as a combination of broadening inflationary pressures, worsening global macros, evolving liquidity conditions and a renewed global repricing of risks is making the case for pre-emptive action stronger, SBI Research said in a report.
70 rounds, 3 killings: How Fatehpur Beri land feud spiralled into deadly rivalry
Rahul Gandhi attacks Delhi Police over Jantar Mantar allegations
Rahul Gandhi has accused Delhi Police of targeting women protesters and journalists during recent protests in the capital. He has called for the release of CCTV footage from Saket police station for transparency. Allegations of misbehavior and harassment towards women journalists were reported during protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The Delhi Police has confirmed receipt of the complaints and is conducting an investigation through its Crime Branch.
Next phase of GST reforms to make compliance easier: PM Modi
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 5 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday highlighted that the next phase of GST reforms will make compliance easier and improve the refund process, giving businesses greater confidence to invest and grow. This will strengthen the foundation for a Viksit Bharat, said the Prime Minister. PM Modi was referring to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharamans article which said that next-Gen GST is making taxation simpler and more predictable while supporting businesses and households. The reform is helping expand economic activity, strengthen revenues and create more opportunities for enterprises across India. Sitharaman said in a post on X that next-gen GST is delivering the twin objectives of relief for taxpayers and greater momentum for our economy. The next phase will focus on making compliance simpler across registration, returns, refunds, disputes and input tax credit. The Finance Minister has outlined the governments case for the next phase of Goods and Services Tax (GST) reforms, ahead of the GST Council meeting on October 7. In the article, FM Sitharaman said the proposed process reforms would focus on areas including registration, returns, refunds, dispute resolution, and the flow of input tax credit, with the aim of reducing the time and cost of compliance for taxpayers. The Finance Minister also highlighted the performance of GST collections and reported taxable supplies since the rate rationalisation that took effect on September 22, 2025. The forthcoming GST Council meeting is also expected to take up for discussion whether the stand-alone provision under the goods and services tax regime which empowers tax officials to arrest taxpayers under investigation, can be removed as instances of its misuse have come to the fore, a senior official has confirmed. This proposal has been made as part of the broader suggestions by GST Councils Law Committee on decriminalisation of GST laws as on several occasions the failure to pay tax has not been deliberately intended. This would result in tax officials no longer having the power under Section 69 to arrest a taxpayer during a GST investigation. The current GST framework gives the Commissioner the power under Section 69 of the CGST Act to authorise arrest where there are reasons to believe that a person has committed specified serious offences under Section 132. The current thinking is that in serious cases involving fake invoicing, fraudulent input tax credit and claiming fake refunds can be taken up for criminal prosecution under the provisions of the general criminal law provided in the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). The Councils Law Committee comprises officials from the Centre and States. It examines legal provisions under the GST laws and recommends statutory amendments and clarifications to the GST Council.
Home to hotel: How short-term rentals are changing security in residential societies
Women should feel safe even at 11 pm: SC to Delhi Police
The Supreme Court has expressed grave concern over the safety of women in Delhi-NCR, stating the need to instill fear in criminals and prioritize crime prevention. The court took suo motu cognisance of recent horrific rape incidents, highlighting a systemic failure in law enforcement.
Bomb Threat At Delhi's Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Search Operation Underway
Delhi Fire Service rushed a fire tender to the Vasant Vihar school after receiving the threat call
Gold rate today: Gold prices showed little change at major jewellery brands across multiple cities on October 5, 2026. The indicative rates from the India Bullion and Jewellers Association showed a slight decline in bullion prices.
India-Russia: Jaishankar Recalls Moscow
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has highlighted the enduring significance of India-Russia relations, recalling that Moscow stood by New Delhi during some of the most difficult periods in its post-independence history, even when several major powers were aligned with Pakistan. Speaking at the Munich Security Conference in New Delhi, Jaishankar said the historical experience between [] The post India-Russia: Jaishankar Recalls Moscows Support appeared first on Tfipost.com .
SC to hear pleas seeking directions to Delhi Police to allow protests
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to list pleas seeking directions to Delhi Police to permit peaceful protests in the national capital. A bench comprising Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana was approached by a counsel alleging that police were not allowing citizens, students and office-bearers of registered political parties, including Members of Parliament, to hold peaceful protests. Agreeing to list the plea for a hearing, the bench said it would ascertain whether similar matters were already pending before the court. Delhi Police is not allowing peaceful protests. This is a very important issue. Neither students nor citizens are being allowed (to protest), the lawyer said. What is the relief sought? Who is the petitioner? Is it a PIL? the CJI asked. The lawyer said that the petitioner was seeking specific directions to ensure that Delhi Police permit peaceful protests in accordance with law. The bench said it would examine th
10 held for bringing garbage and plastic waste from Delhi to Gurgaon; cops probe disposal network
Delhi to soon issue tenders for EV charging stations at 180 sites
The EV policy of the government of national capital territory of Delhi (GNCTD) came into effect on July 1, 2026
Neha Bora vs Ruchi Tiwari: Women
A fresh political controversy has erupted around Neha Bora, national president of the All India Students Association (AISA), after journalist Ruchi Tiwari accused her of hypocrisy over womens safety. The controversy comes after Bora publicly criticised Delhi Police over alleged mistreatment of women protesters and journalists during recent demonstrations at Jantar Mantar, prompting Tiwari to [] The post Neha Bora vs Ruchi Tiwari: Womens Safety Hypocrisy Row appeared first on Tfipost.com .
SC agrees to list plea against 'police restrictions' on protests in Delhi
A bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana considered the request after a lawyer alleged that Delhi Police was not permitting peaceful protests by citizens and members of registered political parties, including MPs
SC notice to EC, Centre on plea challenging decisions taken by CEC-led poll panel
NEW DELHI: (Oct 5) The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to the Election Commission and the Centre seeking responses in a week on a plea challenging the manner in which the poll panel led by CEC Gyanesh Kumar took decisions allegedly without the approval of two Election Commissioners. A bench comprising Chief Justice of []
SC asks Allahabad HC CJ to act on allegations against judge
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday, October 5, asked the Allahabad High Court chief justice to act expeditiously on allegations against the presiding officer of the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence case that he transferred several cases to himself and acquitted the accused. A bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya 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 .
IndiGo to hike fuel surcharge for domestic, international flights
New Delhi: The countrys largest airline IndiGo on Monday, October 5, announced a hike in fuel surcharge for domestic and international flights in the wake of rising jet fuel prices. The revised charges will be effective from October 6 and will push airfares higher. The quantum of hike ranges from Rs 100 to Rs 350 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 .
Premier League Launches First-Of-Its-Kind 'Premier League Park' In Delhi
The Premier League has launched 'Premier League Park', a first-of-its-kind destination in India, in Chattarpur, New Delhi, with the facility aiming to bring the football community closer to the...
Noida suicide: Court ordered Rs 15 lakh alimony, Gurgaon techie was due to pay half
Sambhav Jain, a 28-year-old software engineer, took his own life at Noida's Supernova building amid financial difficulties. He had significant debts, including a court-ordered payment to his ex-wife and medical expenses for his premature son. Days before his death, he checked into different hotels and an Airbnb in Noida. Witnesses reported him expressing depression before the act. Police are currently investigating his financial situation and communications prior to the incident.
New Delhi [India], October 5: Four days after the Prime Minister's Red Fort pledge to train a crore Indians in AI, the country' s banking establishment gathered for the fourth CNBC-TV18 Banking Transformation Summit, presented by Nucleus Software, filled with an understanding that India's financial ecosystem had crossed a threshold. As the event theme 'Scaling Bharat: Powering Progress with Responsible AI' implied, the question was no longer whether artificial intelligence would transform banking. Now, the aim was to articulate a vision for the kind of transformation India would create, who would benefit, and how intelligence would be accompanied by responsibility.
Multiple Delhi schools receive bomb threats; security on high alert
Delhi HC dismisses pleas for SIT probe into 2020 riots, 2019 Jamia violence
NEW DELHI: (Oct 5) The Delhi High Court on Monday dismissed a batch of petitions seeking a SIT probe into the 2020 riots in the national capital and the 2019 violence that broke out in Jamia Millia Islamia following anti-CAA protests. A bench of Justices Vivek Chaudhary and Manoj Jain said, for the reasons mentioned []
Need To Create Fear In Minds Of Goons Committing Crimes Against Women: SC
NEW DELHI, Oct 5: The Supreme Court on Monday stressed the need to create fear among criminals and anti-social elements prone to committing crimes against women, saying the focus of law enforcement agencies must be on preventing offences rather than merely acting after they occur. A bench of Justices J B Pardiwala and K Vinod [] The post Need To Create Fear In Minds Of Goons Committing Crimes Against Women: SC appeared first on Northlines .
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to list a plea seeking directions to the Delhi Police to allow peaceful protests at Jantar Mantar in the national capital. The plea was mentioned before a bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant amid ongoing protests in Delhi against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Appearing for [] The post Supreme Court agrees to list plea seeking permission for peaceful protests at Jantar Mantar against CEC Gyanesh Kumar appeared first on India Legal .
Ukraine: Indian-owned warehouse in Sumy hit by Russian drone strike; one killed
A Russian drone strike hit an Indian-owned pharmaceutical warehouse in Sumy, Ukraine, killing a 52-year-old employee and injuring three others. Zelenskyy offered condolences, while Indias Jaishankar reiterated New Delhis efforts to help resolve the Ukraine conflict
Keralam govt requests NGT to exempt it from creating ring-fenced account for liquid waste management
Principal Bench of tribunal in New Delhi had earlier asked the authorities to set up a single, centralised ring-fenced account at the State level to deposit the funds earmarked as environmental compensation for improper waste management
Delhis first integrated double-decker Metro-flyover is nearing completion, with 88% of construction work on the 1.4-km Karawal Nagar project now finished. The structure, being developed in northeast Delhi, will combine a flyover and Metro corridor on the same structure between Yamuna Vihar and Bhajanpura Metro stations.
You Need To Create Fear...: Supreme Court To Delhi Police On Rape Cases
The Supreme Court today reminded the Delhi Police that they should create fear in the minds of men who were prone to committing sexual crimes.
SC Agrees To List Plea Seeking Directions To Delhi Police On Peaceful Protests
Petition alleges citizens, students and political representatives are being denied permission to hold peaceful demonstrations.
SC says police must create fear among goons to prevent crimes against women
The Supreme Court has underscored the need for effective measures to ensure women's safety in Delhi. Recent incidents of violence against women highlight a failure in law enforcement's response. The court was prompted by a series of alarming rape cases occurring in the Delhi-NCR region. Justices emphasized that crime prevention is vital and that police need to instill fear in criminals.
When 4x4 becomes weapon of intimidation
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has announced three non-negotiable demands regarding elections and the Chief Election Commissioner. These demands include the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar and the annulment of the Special Intensive Revision process. Congress workers, along with INDIA bloc partners, are actively protesting these demands across the country. Kharge also condemned the harassment of female journalists by the BJP in Delhi.
SC to Delhi Police: Create Fear Among Goons to Ensure Womens Safety
The apex court had on September 28 taken suo motu cognisance of news reports about crimes against minor girls and women across Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR), observing that such cases underline a systematic failure on the part of law enforcement authorities
Fear must grip goons committing crimes against women: SC
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday, October 5, said there was a need to create fear in the minds of goons committing crimes against women, while noting that there is a feeling that women are not safe in the city, particularly some vulnerable pockets. The court made the remarks while hearing a suo motu 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 Court permitted 11 club members to move the Delhi High Court, after the High Court had earlier refused their plea on the ground that only the club could challenge the Centres decision
Delhi HC rejects pleas for SIT probe into riots
No Instructions: Delhi Police On Cops Without Name Tags At Protest
Delhi Police Standing Order No 51 require personnel to wear a bilingual plastic name plate with white letters on a black background as a mandatory part of their uniform.
