Central government must answer how 58 companies have been registered at AAPs HQ
Asian Games 2026: Wrestler Deepak may travel to Japan after favourable court order
Delhi High Court on September 23, 2026 directed relevant authorities, including the Government, to consider Deepaks name and give permissible relief as per existing policy within three days
Delhi High Court seeks CARA response on plea to hand over custody of adopted son
Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma, in an order passed on September 17, 2026, issued notice to the authorities after the petitioners counsel submitted that she had adopted the boy through CARA in 2018
SC questions cremation of missing Delhi realtor's body
The Supreme Court has ordered the Delhi and Gurugram police to explain why the body of missing Delhi realtor Yuvraj Singh Manchanda was cremated without identification and why details were not uploaded to the CCTNS portal. This directive comes after Manchanda's family alleged they were not informed about the recovery of his body, which was found in Gurugram and cremated before they were notified. The court also referenced its earlier directives on prompt FIR registration for missing persons, highlighting concerns about human trafficking and the need for an all-India police grid.
Tragic Bus Accident Claims Life of 19-Year-Old in New Delhi
A 19-year-old lost his life in a bus accident on Najafgarh-Nangloi Road in New Delhi, with another person injured. Tragic Bus Accident Claims Life of 19-Year-Old in New Delhi
Australian Almonds Bring Quality, Crunch and Distinctive Taste to Indian Consumers
New Delhi [India], September 22: Australian almonds are renowned worldwide for their premium quality, naturally sweet flavour, crunchy texture, and exceptional freshness. Carefully harvested and processed to preserve their natural goodness, they are a versatile ingredient that can be enjoyed as a wholesome snack or incorporated into a wide range of traditional and contemporary recipes. Rich in essential nutrients, Australian almonds offer a delicious combination of taste and nutrition, making them a popular choice among health-conscious consumers.
Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Asad Siam set to be new envoy to India
Siam's appointment comes as Dhaka and New Delhi discuss dates for PM Tarique Rahman's India visit
58 shell companies registered at AAP HQs, party alleges conspiracy by BJP
'India New Power': 4 More European Nations Back Permanent Seat Bid, But China Hurdles Remains
Four European countries have backed Indias permanent UNSC membership. It sounds like a major breakthrough. It is an important diplomatic signal. But it is not the finish line. Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic have joined a growing list of countries calling for India to be at the top table of global security. The larger question is whether the existing powers will actually share power. China is the only P5 member that has not explicitly endorsed Indias candidacy. It also holds a veto over any UN Charter reform. India faces another challenge: whether a new permanent seat would come with the same veto rights as the old five. New Delhi says permanent membership without equal powers only creates a second tier. Watch this report for the V4 endorsement, the China problem, the veto battle and why Indias UNSC campaign is really about who writes the rules of the future.
DSEU removes Ambedkar Campus director after Gurgaon raid over alleged sex racket
Delhi Ridge Panel Approves ITBP Office, water project
Counterfeit rabies vaccine worth 2 lakh seized in Delhi
CCTV not working, colour of clothes, nicknames: How cops tracked Aastha Kunj trio, cracked case
Jacqueline Fernandez Granted Relief in
Jacqueline Fernandez receives relief as Delhi court dismisses plea to make her an accused in the 200 crore extortion case linked to Sukesh Chandrashekhar. Jacqueline Fernandez Granted Relief in 200 Crore Extortion Case
No access to drinking water during afternoon shift, say school students
Old, damaged idols to get respectful farewell at govts new collection centres
Inter-State Fake Currency Racket Busted, 2 Held
BLOs asked to visit voters issued SIR notices
Labourers least paid, least cared for, says Delhi HC
Yuvraj death: Delhi court pulls up Gurgaon Police over cryptic reply
HC flags tampering of its order, directs probe
Woman scooterist claims bikers chased, hit, injured her near Panchsheel metro stn; cops probe
Womens safety non-negotiable, LG tells cops; seeks dedicated Pink Force
Gates open all night, few guards to monitor dark spots
Sexual Assault Brings To Light Security Lapses In Aastha Kunj Park
Astha Kunj Park gang-rape: LSR suspends classes; students consider leaving Delhi amid safety fears
Police encounter with accused took place barely 50 metres from colleges back gate; students union says 2,0003,000 women students live around the park
Rahul and Sonia Gandhi Respond to National Herald Case in Delhi High Court
Rahul and Sonia Gandhi filed a response in the Delhi High Court, challenging the EDs actions in the National Herald case. Rahul and Sonia Gandhi Respond to National Herald Case in Delhi High Court
CSK's Vansh Bedi says he is not the unnamed player in sting operation row
Bedi, who was part of the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) set-up during IPL 2025 and later played for Central Delhi Kings in the Delhi Premier League (DPL), broke his silence.
The development took place during the hearing of a batch of pleas challenging the Delhi SIR process, particularly notices issued to voters under the category of 'logical discrepancies'.
A lawyer, a BSc Maths student and an onion trader: The men behind Kalkaji Temple gang rape case
Congress accuses government of hiding IIT suicide data
New Delhi: The Congress on Tuesday, September 22, accused the government of hiding data on suicides at IITs and asked what it plans to do to address the crisis faced by the marginalized students at these premier institutions. Congress general secretary (organisation) K C Venugopal shared a media report which claimed that at least 53 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 .
BJP questions Congress after court order on Sonias electoral roll entry
Delhi court had directed Magistrate to look into the complaint alleging that Sonia was added to the voters list before she became an Indian citizen
Delhi police register FIR after youths hit woman riding motorcycle in Hauz Khas
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Indian democracy in brick and mortar
The story of how the Indian Parliament was built after the capital moved from Calcutta to Delhi is a riveting account of a building that radiated power, and later became the centre of Indian democracy
Before winding up Delhi Chaturmasya Vrata, Pejawar seer meets PM
Integrated Water Resources Management: Odisha Sets Benchmark in Delhi
Odishas Integrated Water Resources Management Model was showcased at the 9th India International Water Week 2026 in Delhi, highlighting the states innovative approach to sustainable water governance and climate resilience. The post Integrated Water Resources Management: Odisha Sets Benchmark in Delhi appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Warangal , Adilabad Airports and Telangana Bhavan in Delhi to symbolize Telangana Culture
On Tuesday, the CM held a review of the construction of Adilabad and Warangal airports and the Telangana Bhavan in Delhi. The officials briefed the Chief Minister on various logistical issues at the airport sites including the shifting of power lines, diversion of streams and roads, and the relocation of BSNL lines and drinking water supply pipelines
SC flags mechanical SIR notices in Delhi, calls for safeguards
Gandhis oppose ED plea in National Herald case, call it abuse of process of law
In their response to the EDs revision petition, the Gandhis said the challenge is not maintainable, and that the trial courts December 16, 2025 order is perfectly legal and sound in law
Sharjeel Imam granted interim bail for 7 days
A Delhi court has granted student activist Sharjeel Imam seven days' interim bail to attend the weddings of his two cousins in Delhi and Bihar. The court cited it as his second such plea for family events, despite opposition from Delhi Police regarding the seriousness of charges under UAPA related to the 2020 Delhi riots. Imam is subject to strict conditions during his temporary release.
Fortis investors flag legal overhang after Delhi HC order
Vansh Bedi denies involvement in Delhi Premier League match-fixing
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National Herald case: Delhi HC sets October 12 hearing on ED plea against Gandhis
The Delhi High Court will hear the Enforcement Directorate's plea on October 12. This plea challenges a trial court's refusal to take cognisance of its charge sheet. The charge sheet names Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and others in a money laundering case. The Enforcement Directorate urged for an early hearing, citing urgency in the matter. The Gandhis' counsel sought a date, and their replies have been filed.
Delhi Police Arrest Three in Noida Cyber Investment Fraud Case
Delhi High Court to hear PIL on gender disparity in Territorial Army officer recruitment
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ED's National Herald case cannot stand on a private complaint: Sonia, Rahul Gandhi tell Delhi HC
The Gandhis' reply say that the words private complaint appear nowhere in the PMLA. They call this case the only instance in India where ED has acted on a private citizen's complaint. That complaint was filed by BJP leader Subramanian Swamy back in 2013.
16.9 million Indians to have Dementia by 2036, say experts
New Delhi: India is estimated to have 8.8 million people aged 60 years and above living with dementia, a number projected to nearly double to 16.9 million by 2036, underscoring the need for earlier recognition of cognitive changes and timely medical guidance, healthcare experts said. With Alzheimers disease accounting for the majority of dementia cases, 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 .
NHAI bars Theme Engineering from bidding for new highway projects
New Delhi: State-owned NHAI has barred Theme Engineering Services, a consultancy agency involved in Kanpur-Lucknow Expressway construction, from participating in any bids for highway projects of the Road Transport Ministry/NHAI for two years, a senior government official has said. NHAIs action came after a stretch of the Kanpur-Lucknow Expressway was damaged, with the highway authority 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 .
AAP and Congress flag deteriorating law and order in national capital
Highlighting an alleged gang-rape, the parties say Chief Minister Rekha Guptas silence on the sexual assaults on minors raises questions over the safety of women and minors in Delhi
AAP and Congress flag deteriorating law and order in national capital
Highlighting an alleged gang-rape, the parties say Chief Minister Rekha Guptas silence on the sexual assaults on minors raises questions over the safety of women and minors in Delhi
Amit Shah says govt will collectively succeed in uprooting drug trade from India by 2029
New Delhi, Sep 22: Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah today inaugurated the 3rd National Conference of Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) Heads of States/UTs in New Delhi. On this occasion, the Union Home Minister launched Television Commercials (TVCs) to spread awareness against narcotic substances and laid the foundation stone of new zonal complexes of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in Lucknow and Dehradun. During the event, the best-performing ANTF of States and UTs were also honoured. In addition, the Union Home Minister launched the newly designed website of the NCB. In the two-day conference organised by the NCB, ANTF heads from 36 States and Union Territories, along with representatives of concerned government departments and other stakeholders, are participating. In his address, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, we have for the past five years been taking one step after another in an effort to achieve the difficult goal of a drug free India. He said that the time has now come to deliver a decisive blow against narcotics, which have become the most serious threat to the country and the world, and to achieve victory through collective efforts. Shah said that by 31 December 2029, we will collectively succeed in uprooting the drug trade from India. Shah said that in the past five years we have achieved success against several challenges such as terrorism in Kashmir, insurgency in the Northeast and the problem of Naxalism. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) with the cooperation of all the states, we have ended these major problems that have confronted the country for decades. He said that the fight against drugs is the most difficult of all battles, but we cannot abandon this fight. Shah said that to build a Viksit Bharat by 2047, to save future generations and to connect the youth with Indias development, the only option before us is to make India drug-free. We will have to fight this problem unitedly and with passion, and we must achieve victory. Union Home Minister said that the Vision Document 2026-2029 is like the Gita for all those involved in this fight. This Vision Document has been prepared with great effort after discussions with more than 35 departments. He said that we have prepared the complete roadmap after taking suggestions from all stakeholders, and it has been given to everyone with definite targets. Targets and timelines have also been fixed in it. The Home Minister said that it will also be reviewed after some time. Shah added that the MHA or the NCB cannot do all this alone. We all have to fight this battle with top priority and complete dedication, and we have to win it as well. Shah said that it should be our shared responsibility and resolve to end this menace of drugs that is hollowing out future generations. Our resolve should be that we will not allow even one gram of drugs to enter the country from anywhere in the world, nor will even one gram of drugs go from our country to the world. He said that we have prepared this roadmap with a resolve for the welfare of youth across the world. Shah said that we will have to work for a drug-free India with sensitivity, with an understanding of its importance, and as the topmost priority. He said Meet once the parents and siblings of even one young person afflicted by drugs. Until you meet them, intensity in this fight cannot arise in you. A weeping, wailing mother, a younger sister, and a boy who ranked in the top 10 in the Class 10 board examination is slowly moving towards death, while his helpless parents watch. There can be no greater sorrow than this for anyone, and for us too it is a national loss. A talented child who was going to contribute to Indias development in the days to come - his life is ending midway. There can be no greater loss than this for us and for the country. Union Home Minister said that we have to fight the battle against drugs with clarity. He said that the focal points of this fight have already been identified, and a roadmap has also been prepared at the state level to take intelligence, investigation, financial action and prosecution in one direction. Shah said that in the first ANTF conference we had created an institutional mechanism and strengthened it. In the second ANTF conference, we discussed capability, action and execution in order to convert that mechanism into action. Today, the third ANTF conference will convert this roadmap into a decisive battle. Shah said that whatever we have done so far is not enough. Until the Principal of every school, the Patwari of the village, the PSI of the police station, the Director General of Police and the Chief Secretary of the state, and even the Home Secretary of the Government of India, work in one direction, we will not achieve success. He said that todays conference is the most important because this time we will move forward towards complete victory by fixing Target, Timeline and Accountability. Union Home Minister said that we now have to move from Meeting to Mission, from Reporting to Result, from Seizure to the dismantling of Networks, and from Case to Conviction. He said that until all departments of the state governments and the Government of India engage in this work, we cannot move forward. Shah said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set the target of building a Viksit Bharat by August 15, 2047 before the 140 crore citizens of the country, when India will be at the forefront globally in every sector. He said that if we are to achieve this goal, we cannot do so with a youth power and future generation hollowed out by addiction. He stated that India is the youngest country in the world, which is why the threat is also the largest for us in the global context. This is our necessity because the health, skills, labour, and thinking capacity of the youth alone can lead the country to that goal, and drugs damage all four of these capacities. Union Home Minister said that for emerging challenges such as synthetic drugs, diversion of precursor chemicals, new communication technologies, dark-net, drug markets, crypto, dead-drop delivery systems, and international drug networks, a team of officers who think 'out-of-the-box' should be constituted in every state, and success should be shared and implemented across the entire nation. Shah stated that the Vision Document 20262029 rests on four pillars: Enforcement, intelligence & operations, Control of precursor & synthetic drugs, Demand & harm reduction, and Capacity building & coordination. Over 100 targets have been categorized across these four pillars. Under the target of registering 1 lakh Nashamukt Mitras outlined in the Vision Document, various ministries have registered 46,780 Nashamukt Mitras so far, and they are already operational. To take this campaign to the grassroots level, Nashamukt Mitras will visit 10 lakh schools, colleges, and institutions across the country in the coming days to caution the youth and sensitize campus directors. Shah said that today we are discussing converting the roadmap into results, and the most crucial element of the brainstorming taking place over these two days is compassion. Our goal should be to transform the ANTF into an Anti-Narco Mission Command, and State Chief Secretaries will need to adopt a different approach regarding manpower, technology, budget, and other resources. The Home Minister added that the Government of India is emphasizing technology and forensics in capacity building. Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation stated that instead of maintaining a seizure-centric approach, we must move forward with the objective of dismantling entire networks. Our priority, along with backward-forward investigation, must also include financial investigation and tracing digital links. Our strike must hit the funds earned by drug dealers. Shah said that cartels must be targeted at three levels: the entry point, the inter-state distribution system, and the local sales networks within districts. Further, districts will be categorized into three clusters: those where drugs are manufactured or enter the country, those serving as transportation corridors, and those where consumption takes place. Union Home Minister stated that we must increase the utilization of PITNDPS, as there is a strong need for it in the country. A complete roadmap from investigation to conviction must be formulated in coordination with public prosecutors. A dedicated campaign must be launched to deport foreign accused present in India and blacklist them so they can never re-enter the country. Moreover, the fugitives who are supplying drugs to the country from abroad should be caught and brought before the Indian courts. By targeting borders and production centres, all loopholes must be plugged. Every ANTF should integrate the entire process of converting information to actionable intelligence into the work culture of their respective state police force. The Home Minister expressed confidence that we will succeed in this fight against drugs and emerge victorious. Participation in this national conference will assist states, departments, and agencies under the 'Whole of Government Approach' to move forward with renewed resolve to effectively combat drug trafficking across the country over the next three years. The deliberations held during the conference will help strengthen the effective enforcement of drug control laws and make the strategies adopted to protect the country's youth from drugs more impactful. This national event will provide an effective platform to bolster a future-ready partnership between the NCB and ANTFs of States and Union Territories to tackle drug abuse and fulfil the pledge of a Nasha Mukt Bharat.
Major Delhi Park Faces Security Questions Post-Gangrape
Aastha Kunj Park in southeast Delhi is under intense scrutiny following the alleged gangrape of a 17-year-old girl by men posing as police personnel. The incident has brought to light significant security deficiencies, including broken boundary walls, unmanned gates, and poor lighting, raising serious concerns about public safety in the sprawling green space.
Delhi Premier League Under Scanner After Fixing Approach
Young Delhi cricketer Vansh Bedi reported an alleged corrupt approach during the Delhi Premier League (DPL) to the league's Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU). The Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) has informed the BCCI and initiated an inquiry into the unverified allegations, reaffirming its zero-tolerance stance on corruption.
Teens eat healthy if food is visually appealing, study shows
New Delhi: Making healthy food look like food porn encourages teens to choose it, shows a study by ICMR-National Institute of Nutrition. This study also concludes that this strategy can be scaled up by building online communities that share visually appealing, nutritious meals. The study, Foodporn for e-Priming Healthy Food Choices Among Adolescents: An Experimental 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 govt sets up 81 artificial ponds to discourage Ganesh idol immersion in Yamuna
The Delhi government has prepared 81 artificial ponds for people to immerse Ganesh idols. The government has also set up 110 collection centres for dignified disposal of old and damaged idols and religious material.
Stage set for demolition of Shastri Bhawan and Krishi Bhawan in Delhi
The iconic buildings housing several Central government complexes have been asked to be vacated by September 30 to make way for construction of new Kartavya Bhawan 4 and 5 offices
Jamia approves 1-year postgrad courses via ODL, online modes
New Delhi: Jamia Millia Islamia has approved the introduction of one-year postgraduate programmes through Open and Distance Learning (ODL) and Online Learning (OL) modes in 13 disciplines, including MBA. The programmes have been approved in accordance with the provisions of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and applicable University Grants Commission (UGC) regulations and their 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 .
One accused in the alleged gang-rape of a 17-year-old girl in Delhi's Kalkaji area was apprehended after an encounter, while two others are being questioned. Police said the incident took place at Aastha Kunj Park near Kalkaji Temple.
Pak must act against cross-border terrorism before world believes it would do what it says: MEA
New Delhi, Sep 22: Pakistan must take credible action against cross-border terrorism before the world believes Islamabad would do what it says, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Tuesday. During his bi-weekly briefing, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal was asked how New Delhi viewed the comments by Pakistans Chief of Defence Forces, Field Marshal Asim Munir, who on Tuesday said the armed forces were determined to defeat terrorism amid the rising threat of militancy in the country. Pakistan needs to demonstrate action and firm commitment. And it must take credible action against cross-border terrorism before the world believes it would do what it says, he said.
Engineers India lands $450-million Dangote deal for mega Kenya refinery
The contract underscores India's growing role as an engineering and technical-services exporter to Africa's energy sector, deepening commercial ties between New Delhi and one of the continent's most influential industrial groups. For Dangote, the plant is intended to cut East Africa's reliance on imported refined fuel, bolster regional energy security, and create additional volumes for export to global markets.
Indian Railways planning a second Vande Bharat Sleeper on DelhiVaranasi route: A look
Drugs control body advises against indiscriminate use of painkillers, antibiotics
New Delhi, Sep 22: The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has advised the public, healthcare professionals, pharmacists, retailers and hospitals against the indiscriminate use of painkillers and antibiotics, highlighting the associated risk of chronic kidney disease and other renal complications. In a circular dated September 21, the drug regulator called for rational, safe and responsible use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and antibiotics, besides strict adherence to prescription requirements and stronger antimicrobial stewardship. The circular issued by Drugs Controller General (India) Dr Rajeev Singh Raghuvanshi said that import, manufacture, sale and distribution of drugs are regulated under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and the rules framed under it. As per the said rules, all drugs including non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and antibiotics are required to be sold and distributed in the country on prescription of an RMP/specialist only, it said. The CDSCO said various drugs, including NSAIDs and antibiotics, have been placed under Schedules G, H, H1 and X of the Drugs Rules, 1945, considering their potential risks, and require appropriate medical supervision. Most of NSAIDs are included in the Schedule H of Drugs Rules, 1945. Thus, they are not to be sold by retail without the prescription of a Registered Medical Practitioner as is required in Rule 97 of Drugs Rules, 1945, the circular said. It added that most antibiotics are included in Schedule H1 and carry warnings that they are dangerous to take except in accordance with medical advice and should not be sold by retail without the prescription of a registered medical practitioner. In view of the above, it is mandatory to ensure that these drugs shall only be used when clinically indicated, in the appropriate dose and for the appropriate duration, and under the supervision of a Registered Medical Practitioner, it said. For the general public, the CDSCO advised that NSAIDs or painkillers and antibiotics should not be taken indiscriminately, repeatedly or for prolonged periods without medical advice. It also said antibiotics should not be used for self-medication or for conditions where antibiotic treatment is not clinically indicated, such as most uncomplicated viral infections. The regulator advised people to take prescribed antibiotics strictly as advised and not share them with others or use leftover medicines. Individuals, particularly those with pre-existing kidney disease or other risk factors for renal impairment, have been advised to inform their healthcare professionals before using NSAIDs. The public is advised to seek medical advice where pain, fever or other symptoms persist or recur rather than repeatedly using painkillers or antibiotics on their own, the circular said. For healthcare professionals, the CDSCO said NSAIDs and antibiotics should be prescribed only when clinically indicated, after considering the patient's clinical condition, age, comorbidities, concomitant medicines and relevant risk factors. It advised that he lowest effective dose for the shortest appropriate duration should be considered when prescribing NSAIDs, particularly for patients at increased risk of renal impairment. The circular also called for appropriate precautions in patients with renal impairment, dehydration, cardiovascular disease or other conditions that may increase the risks associated with NSAID use. On antibiotic use, it said these drugs should be prescribed judiciously and in accordance with applicable antimicrobial stewardship principles, taking into consideration the likely causative organism, site and severity of infection and, wherever appropriate, relevant microbiological investigations and local susceptibility patterns. Unnecessary combination therapy, inappropriate antibiotic selection, incorrect dosing and unnecessarily prolonged duration of antibiotic treatment should be avoided, it said. The CDSCO also directed pharmacists, retailers and distributors to strictly comply with statutory requirements relating to the sale and distribution of Schedule H, H1 and other prescription drugs. Schedule H/H1 drugs shall not be sold at retail except in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Drugs Rules, 1945, it said, adding that pharmacists and retailers should not encourage or facilitate self-medication with antibiotics or prescription-only NSAIDs. Hospitals and healthcare institutions have been advised to strengthen systems for rational prescribing and monitoring of NSAIDs and antibiotics and promote antimicrobial stewardship, prescription review and appropriate patient counselling. The Drugs Control Authorities in the states and Union Territories have also been asked to create awareness among healthcare professionals, pharmacists, retailers and the general public regarding the risks associated with indiscriminate use of NSAIDs and antibiotics, and ensure compliance with applicable provisions. In view of the above, all concerned are advised to take necessary steps to promote rational, safe and responsible use of NSAIDs and antibiotics, and to prevent avoidable adverse drug reactions, renal complications and antimicrobial resistance, the circular said.
Abhishek Sujit Sharma, a student from Mumbais Harad Chawl, secured admission to IIT Delhi after scoring 199 marks in JEE Advanced and an All India Rank of 2,456. With limited financial resources and little space at home, Sharma studied on his terrace and used a neighbours Wi-Fi when his mobile data ran out, while his parents also made sacrifices to support his preparation.
Delhi Kalkaji Mandir Gangrape: 3 Arrested, 1 Shot in Leg
Two others -- Hemant, a lawyer, and his brother Mukesh, a final year BSc Mathematics student, were also arrested from their house and are being questioned. They are natives of Faridabad and reside in Sri Niwaspuri in Delhi.
AAP Leaders Criticize Delhi Police Amid Rising Rape Cases
AAP leaders express concern over increasing rape incidents in Delhi, blaming police inefficiency and political misuse for the crisis. AAP Leaders Criticize Delhi Police Amid Rising Rape Cases
How Children Are Learning To Think In The Age Of AI | Times Critical Thinking Championship 2026
More than 10 lakh students from 24,706 schools across 5,730 locations came together for the AM/NS India Times Critical Thinking Championship 2026, conducted by the Times Foundation.The six-month-long Championship brought together students from Grades 3 to 12, across 14 Indian languages, with a focus on five core skills: fact vs opinion, correlation vs causation, identifying the real problem, testing assumptions, and evaluating arguments.At the finale in New Delhi, students, teachers, parents and experts reflected on why these skills matter in classrooms and beyond especially at a time when AI can generate answers in seconds.From questioning information to checking assumptions, the Championship focused on a simple idea: answers matter, but knowing how you arrived at an answer matters too.Watch the full story to see how students, teachers and parents are approaching critical thinking and what children think AI can and cannot do.#CriticalThinking #AI #Education #Students #TimesOfIndia #AMNSIndia #TimesFoundation #TCTC2026
Delhi Riots Accused Sharjeel Imam Gets 7-Day Interim Bail From 4 October To Attend Cousin's Wedding
A Delhi court on Tuesday granted interim bail to activist Sharjeel Imam for seven days so that he can attend his cousin's wedding. The court allowed his release from 4 October to 10 October in the 2020 North-East Delhi riots case
India approves Asad Alam Siam as Bangladesh
Current foreign secretary will move to New Delhi, with Salahuddin Noman Chowdhury set to succeed him
Delhi Horror: Teen Gang-Raped By 3 Men Posing As Cops In Park
In another shocker from the capital, a 17-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped by three men who posed as policemen inside a park. The horrific incident took place near Kalkaji Mandir in South Delhi on Monday. According to the complaint, the girl went to Kalkaji Mandir with her 17-year-old male friend around 7 pm on Monday. After offering prayers, the two went to a park near the temple around 7:30 pm, where the three accused, aged around 25 to 30 years, allegedly approached them and claimed to be policemen.
Fortis audit order could drag listed firms into promoters' personal debt cases: InGovern
InGovern has warned that the Delhi High Courts Fortis Healthcare forensic audit order could set a wider precedent, potentially exposing listed companies to enforcement proceedings over promoters personal liabilities and challenging the established separation between companies and their owners.
Noida Thar crash: Supreme Court lawyer dead, wife battles multiple fractures; driver untraceable
Yachuli MLA Toko Tatung attended the IIT Delhi CSR Conclave 2026 as Chief Guest for the PSU Leadership Session and signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) between IIT Delhi and the Keyi Panyor Mission Plan (KPMP) 2040 for establishing a Centre of Excellence. The proposed centre will bridge grassroots planning and indigenous wisdom with technical... The post Arunachal: Yachuli MLA Toko Tatung Inks Letter Of Intent(LoI) With IIT Delhi For Centre Of Excellence Under KPMP 2040 first appeared on Northeast Today .
National Film Awards to Tour India
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw says National Film Awards will move beyond Delhi halls to Indias finest tourist spots. After Ekta Nagar, states can bid to host future ceremonies. The post National Film Awards to Tour Indias Best Destinations | States Invited to Bid appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
The Delhi government plans to consult with the labour department regarding striking DTC drivers salaries. They have threatened kaam bandh on September 28 if demands such as DA and contract workers regularisation is not met.
Delhi Police Special Cell Takes Action Against Real11 Fantasy Sports in
The Delhi Police Special Cell has filed an FIR against Real11 Fantasy Sports over allegations of 4.34 crore fraud. Delhi Police Special Cell Takes Action Against Real11 Fantasy Sports in 4.34 Crore Fraud Case
India and Japan discuss strengthening defence technology collaboration
New Delhi [India], September 22 : India and Japan on Tuesday held discussions concerning the enhancement of bilateral defence technology partnerships, joint military drills, and regional security coordination to foster peace and stability across the Indo-Pacific. The meeting took place between Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh and a visiting delegation comprising Japanese parliamentarians belonging to the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), spearheaded by Taro Kono, in New Delhi. Defence Secretary Shri Rajesh Kumar Singh met Director General, International Cooperation, LDP, Japan, Mr Taro Kono in New Delhi on September 22, 2026. They held a productive exchange of views on strengthening bilateral defence technology collaboration, joint exercises and regional security cooperation for peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific, the Ministry of Defence posted on X while sharing details about the meeting. Earlier on Monday, the visiting contingent of Japanese MPs met Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, with discussions centring on sustaining upward momentum across multiple bilateral domains, encompassing defence, economic security, supply chain hardening, commerce, investments, technology, innovation, and interpersonal bonds. The delegation is visiting India under the India-Japan Distinguished Visitors Programme from 18-22 September 2026. Other MPs who are part of this delegation are Mr Kenji Nakanishi, Deputy Chairperson of the LDP Policy Research Council; Ms Karen Makishima, Acting Director of the LDP International Bureau and Deputy Chair of the Committee for the Promotion of a Digital Society; and Mr Sakon Yamamoto, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) mentioned in a statement. The Japanese delegation observed the rapid advancements registered by India's deep-tech enterprise, research, and innovation ecosystem. They lauded the pace and scale of national economic expansion, highlighting industrial manufacturing strengths and mutual opportunities generated for allied nations. To fortify risk mitigation and supply chain dependability, both administrations evaluated imperatives for a heightened economic security framework. Given the rapid global economic and political churn, both sides underlined the importance of the India-Japan Special Strategic and Global Partnership built on the foundations of political trust, mutual goodwill and a common strategic outlook as an anchor for peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific. They appreciated the need to move quickly to enhance the scope and depth of India-Japan engagement guided by the directions set by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Takaichi during the 16th Annual Summit, the MEA mentioned in a statement. Before journeying to the national capital, the Japanese lawmakers inspected key technological installations in Bengaluru, incorporating the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), and Bharat Electronics Limited. The Indian Embassy in Japan observed that the legislative interaction exemplifies ongoing bilateral synergy and future prospects. This India-Japan Visit Program began in Bengaluru, where the members of parliament visited the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), and Bharat Electronics Limited, the Indian Embassy in Japan posted on X. India-Japan cooperation in the fields of AI, technology, space, defence, and startups is an important aspect of the special strategic global partnership between the two countries, and this exchange reflects the depth of ongoing cooperation and the possibilities for the future, it added. The outreach initiative is designed to brief Japanese lawmakers on contemporary domestic developments, grant firsthand exposure to grassroots realities, and cultivate direct dialogues with primary stakeholders. (ANI)
Poll Body Likely To Extend Claims, Objections Deadline For Delhi Voter List
The Election Commission has issued over 31 lakh notices to voters as part of the revision exercise, prompting concerns among political parties over whether all eligible voters have received the notices and will have sufficient time to respond.
Maitreyi College, University of Delhi, has invited online applications for 52 permanent non-teaching posts. The recruitment includes Administrative Officer, Senior Assistant, Junior Assistant, Library Attendant, Laboratory Assistant and Laboratory Attendant vacancies. Eligible candidates can apply through the University of Delhi Non-Teaching Recruitment Portal. The notification states that the closing date is 9 October 2026.
New Delhi [India], September 22: Greenpanel Industries, one of India's leading wood panel manufacturers, hosted the second edition of its flagship Privilege Club, bringing together its high-performing trade partners for an exclusive 3-night, 4-day experience across Hong Kong and Macau.
Ensure no human trafficking victim is overlooked irrespective of gender: Centre to States, UTs
New Delhi, Sep 22: Asking the states and union territories to intensify enforcement against human trafficking, the Union Home Ministry has told authorities to ensure identification protocols followed by law enforcement agencies are broad enough to cover all genders and every industry vulnerable to exploitation. It also urged investigators to use Section 111 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita to pursue organised trafficking networks, including their financiers and kingpins, and said action should not be confined to lower-level participants. In an advisory on 'Countering Trafficking in Persons' issued to States and Union Territories, MHA's Women Safety Wing said the advanced legal architecture provided after the successful adoption of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023, augmented by digital tools, provides the precision required to dismantle networks of exploitation. It also warned that public servants could face criminal and departmental action for failing to follow prescribed procedures in trafficking cases. Under one of the guidelines on Universal Victim Identification and Protection Protocols, the Ministry specified that o ensure no victim is overlooked, identification protocols must be broad enough to cover all genders and every industry vulnerable to exploitation. Emphasising that labour trafficking in sectors such as brick kilns, stone quarries, and unregulated manufacturing often remains under-reported, the Ministry asked the States and UTs to include men and boys in identification protocols. States must conduct regular, unannounced inspections in these high-risk industries. Field personnel and labour inspectors must be specifically trained to identify victims of exploitation, including men and boys, who are often overlooked in traditional trafficking narratives, it said. The Ministry said state police and labour departments must leverage national databases such as CCTNS/Cri-MAC to map high-risk migration routes and trafficking hotspots. Underlining the guidelines for guidance and strict compliance, the Ministry said it is essential that the instructions contained in this advisory are effectively disseminated to all field-level officers, including those at the police station level. While the Union government has provided a comprehensive statutory and digital roadmap, the functional success of these reforms is dependent on the decisive leadership of States and Union Territories, and the efficiency and rigour with which these tools are used by them, it said. The Ministry called on state administrations to ensure that Anti-Human Trafficking Units are fully staffed and actively engaged in investigations rather than existing only on paper. It also warned that public servants could face criminal and departmental action for failing to follow prescribed procedures in trafficking cases. Under Section 199(c) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, a public servant who fails to record information relating to certain cognizable offences, including trafficking offences covered by Sections 143 and 144, can face at least six months in prison, up to two years, and a fine, it said. Action must not be limited to low-level actors but the law must be used to seize their assets and neutralise the kingpins and financiers who operate from the shadows, often in the guise of legitimate business, it said, It also directed authorities to seek the highest applicable penalties in trafficking cases, including life imprisonment in cases covered by the relevant provisions, particularly when minors or multiple victims are involved. The advisory emphasised digital evidence and said investigators must secure encrypted communications, financial transactions, and geolocation data. It says electronic records can be treated as primary evidence under the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, subject to its specified conditions. Searches and seizures connected with trafficking must be recorded through audio-video electronic means, while forensic evidence collection during rescue and raid operations is described as a statutory requirement under the new criminal procedure law.
Delhis Ranji Trophy home ties to be held at Palam
The Arun Jaitley Stadium, which hosted three T20Is between India and Afghanistan last week, is set to undergo a renovation, with the DDCA looking to install a state-of-the-art drainage system
SEBI settles proceedings against five Adani group firms
New Delhi: Stock market regulator SEBI on Tuesday settled adjudication proceedings against five Adani group companies over alleged violations related to the disclosure of related-party transactions, with the firms collectively paying Rs 1.50 crore as the settlement amount. The proceedings stemmed from SEBIs examination into allegations and corporate governance issues highlighted in the Hindenburg report, 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 .
2020 Delhi riots case: Sharjeel Imam gets interim bail for seven days
Additional Sessions Judge Sameer Bajpai allowed the plea by Imam seeking interim bail for a week to attend his cousin's wedding
As Monokite & Cobra, Chinese manjha easily flies under ban across NCR
Woman's SUV rolls back into another car in Delhi-NCR, dashcam video shows argument after collision
A video circulating on social media appears to show a woman driving a Hyundai Creta in Delhi-NCR when the car rolls backwards into another vehicle in a busy area. The footage, recorded by the other vehicle's camera, captures the collision and the argument that follows.
Notices Going Out Almost Mechanically In Delhi SIR, SC Tells EC
Supreme Court asks Election Commission to consider additional safeguards and clarify the basis for identifying logical discrepancies
DSSSB TGT Social Science Main Result 2026 - Check Selection Candidates List at dsssb.delhi.gov.in
DSSSB has declared the TGT Social Science Male/Female Main Result 2026 for Post Code 805/24 on 21 September 2026. Check Directorate of Education (GNCTD) and NDMC result, category-wise cut off marks, provisionally nominated candidates, and the rejected candidates list here.
Delhi SIR: What to do if you receive a notice, documents needed, deadline & other key things to note
The notices have been sent to unlinked electors whose names could not be matched with the electoral roll from the previous SIR. They also cover cases involving logical discrepancies, such as mismatches in names or unusual differences in the ages of voters and their parents or siblings.
Anant Nag Wins Dadasaheb Phalke Award at 72nd National Film Awards
President Droupadi Murmu presented the 72nd National Film Awards at Ekta Nagar in Kevadia, Gujarat the first time the countrys most prestigious film honours have been conferred outside New Delhi on Tuesday. The evenings defining moment belonged to veteran Kannada actor Anant Nag. After more than five decades and over 300 films, Nag received [] The post Anant Nag Wins Dadasaheb Phalke Award at 72nd National Film Awards appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
