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Delhi Police said no permission was granted for the August 23 protest and warned against misleading social-media posts.

The Bureau of Immigration has removed mandatory boarding pass stamping, allowing international passengers to use smartphone e-boarding passes.

Three FIRs have been registered against 28 named and over 900 unnamed people after clashes during protests over alleged recruitment exam irregularities in Jharkhand.

Delhi has intensified influenza surveillance and hospital preparedness after H1N1 emerged as the dominant flu strain in the capital.

Women and one companion can travel free on UPSRTC buses from August 27 night to August 28 night, with safety and driver checks ordered.

Following back-to-back deadly hotel fires in Kolkata and Tarapith, West Bengal has intensified inspections, shutting unsafe establishments and issuing notices across the state.

A 22-foot Ganesh idol toppled during the Bhuleshwar Cha Raja arrival ceremony in south Mumbai, killing two people and injuring five, including two children.

A large sound and lighting structure reportedly collapsed during Yashs Hyderabad event, injuring two students and prompting police to rush them to hospital.

The FIR follows Abhijeet Dipkes School Theek Karo visit, with teachers alleging unauthorised entry, disruption and threats while CJP defends its campaign.

Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand ended Indias 15-year wait for a womens doubles World Championships medal with a historic bronze in New Delhi.

Headlines tell us what happened. But what lies beneath them? Meet the experts unpacking the questions that matter, beyond the news.

Eight lesser-remembered freedom fighters from across India took different paths of resistance, leaving behind stories of courage and sacrifice.

An 11-member NIM team reached Mount Kun's 7,077-metre summit in Ladakh at 11 am on Independence Day.

Karnatakas alleged KRS water release reignites the Cauvery dispute with Tamil Nadu.

The story of Tara Rani Srivastava, who kept marching with the Tricolour after her husband was shot.

Hare Ram Pandey, founder of Narayan Seva Ashram in Deoria, Uttar Pradesh, has dedicated his life to rescuing abandoned infant girls from streets, garbage dumps, and fields, raising over 35 of them as his own daughters and earning the prestigious Padma Shri award. A Heartbreak That Sparked a Lifes Mission In many parts of rural []

Ratan Tata showed how businesses could combine growth with philanthropy, ethical leadership and long-term social impact across India.

Saraswathi Rajamani, the youngest female operative in Netaji Subhas Chandra Boses Indian National Army (INA) intelligence wing, donated her familys gold, disguised herself as a boy, and infiltrated British military camps to serve Indias independence movement. A Childhood Steeped in Freedom and Sacrifice Born into an extraordinarily wealthy family in Burma, Saraswathi Rajamani was surrounded []

Karnataka shuts down over Cauvery water release, but Bengaluru's essential services continue largely unaffected today.