Real-time tracking, improved services key features of proposed Maharashtra Ambulance Policy
The citizen application will enable users to locate the nearest available ambulance, track its live location and estimated arrival time, receive preliminary guidance via video calls and check the estimated fare before booking
Maharashtra extends PMFBY enrolment deadline to Aug 10; 61.82 lakh farmers registered so far
The extension was granted because some farmers faced technical issues, pending documentation, and personal reasons, Bharane stated
In July, 1.06 crore passengers travelled in Chennai Metro
July 24, recorded the highest passenger flow per day of July, 2026 with 3,84,412 passengers, says a release
'In every national security decision, Doval had a role': Amit Shah praises NSA at award ceremony
Union Home Minister Amit Shah praised NSA Ajit Doval's significant national security contributions. Doval's strategic advice has strengthened India's defense and foreign policy since 2014. Shah highlighted Doval's instrumental role in every major national security decision made by Prime Minister Modi. The NSA's decades-long career in intelligence has been vital for India's transformation. Doval accepted the Lokmanya Tilak National Award with humility, thanking leaders.
Modi hasnt taken a single day off, says Pawan Kalyan
Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan on Saturday, August 1, lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi for working tirelessly for Indias development. Addressing a gathering after the inauguration of Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport at Visakhapatnam, Kalyan said, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has worked tirelessly for the development of the country. It is because 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 .
World Lung Cancer Day: Gujarats lung cancer cases rise as tobacco acreage and output expand
Lung cancer registrations continue rising while tobacco farming expands, underscoring the gap between public health concerns and agricultural production trends
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke falls sick again while meeting people in building parking
According to those present, he suddenly felt unwell and moved to the rear of the building, where he vomited. He later returned upstairs to his residence without speaking to the media. Confirming the incident, Dipke's father, Bhagwan Dipke, said doctors had been called to examine his son. Dipke had disclosed on July 25, during the protests at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, that he had been diagnosed with typhoid.
According to French media reports, investigators believe Chuet made at least two undeclared trips to China in September 2018 and August 2019 while he was still serving in the French Navy.
More tests, less health: Why India might be testing itself sick
Supriya Sule demands SIT probe into exam irregularities, all-party meet on reforms
Demanding urgent action, Supriya Sule insists on a time-sensitive SIT inquiry into examination fraud as she highlights the rising student unrest and police response. To address pressing concerns about the education system, she advocates for an all-party discussion, asserting that simply increasing penalties for paper leaks won't solve the problem. Sule stresses the importance of involving the opposition in crafting viable reforms.
PM playing victim card instead of apologising for brutality on protesting students: Congress
Congress stated Prime Minister Modi plays the victim card regarding youth. The party demanded an apology for student protest brutality and paper leaks. Modi's InstaGram sabhas are seen as self-obsession by the opposition. The Prime Minister expressed forgiveness for youth who abused him and his mother. Congress also cited other issues like Chanda Chori Astha Dhoka and notebandi.
'Over 40 Pellet Wounds In My Body': Story of Irshad Mansoor Who Refuses to Yield
Sheikh Irshad Mansoor was the first reported pellet victim during Delhi's Jantar Mantar protest. This is his story.
'Same people who litter here, use dustbin abroad': Bombay HC on civic sense
A bench of Justices G S Kulkarni and Aarti Sathe made the observations while hearing a batch of petitions over pollution, foul odour, gas emissions and health hazards linked to the Kanjurmarg dumping ground in Mumbai. The judges said public participation was essential to keeping the city clean and urged civic authorities to enforce the rules without hesitation.
India screens nearly 11,000 travellers after Ebola emergency, no case detected
India has screened over ten thousand international travellers from Ebola-affected nations. No Ebola cases have been detected in the country so far, officials confirmed. Enhanced screening and preparedness measures were implemented across all entry points. Mumbai and Delhi airports saw the highest numbers of screened passengers. The government continues to strengthen surveillance and public awareness campaigns.
Monsoon likely to be below normal in Aug-Sept: IMD
India's monsoon rainfall is expected to be below normal during August and September. This forecast is influenced by the continuing risk of El Nio, which often weakens the monsoon. July rainfall, however, turned out to be normal due to plentiful showers in central India. These showers helped reduce the overall monsoon rainfall deficit significantly by the end of July.
16.4% deleted in Haryana draft roll; 10.8% in Andhra Pradesh
Draft voter rolls in Haryana and Andhra Pradesh reveal significant exclusions. Over sixteen percent of Haryana's electorate and over ten percent in Andhra were removed. Reasons cited include deaths, permanent shifts, and multiple registrations. However, genuine voters can still be added during the claims period. This process allows for corrections and additions to the electoral rolls.
Amid opposition protest, Lok Sabha passes births & deaths bill
The Lok Sabha passed the Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Bill, 2026, without any debate. Opposition members disrupted Rajya Sabha proceedings, preventing any business from being transacted. The bill aims to make delayed registrations of births and deaths more stringent. Congress and SP MPs raised issues concerning police actions and alleged temple donation theft. The Rajya Sabha was ultimately adjourned for the entire day.
India flags POJK at world stage
Floating solar plants get Rs 5,000cr push
Samudra Manthan gets Cabinet nod
Reaction teams to flag 'fake info' on E20 blending
Senthil Balaji gets pre-arrest bail from SC in Tasmac corruption case
Should polygamy among Muslims be banned, SC seeks Centre's viewpoint
Chandrashekhar Azad-led Azad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) unveils UP poll list with 45 candidates
Chandrashekhar Azad's party revealed its first 45 candidates for the upcoming Uttar Pradesh elections. The candidate list reflects the party's outreach to Bahujan communities and minorities. Eighteen Scheduled Caste and sixteen Other Backward Class candidates were announced. Ten Muslim and one Sikh candidate were also included in the list. Most of these candidates are from western Uttar Pradesh.
SC gives Rs 15L to kin of man killed by stray bull
SC slaps Rs 1 lakh fine on Rajasthan government for harassing official
The Supreme Court has ordered Rajasthan to pay one lakh rupees to a government official. This payment is compensation for harassment caused by political interference in a prosecution sanction. The court criticized the joint secretary of the former chief minister for undue influence. Such interference was deemed a blatant display of political dictate by the state. The official was unnecessarily dragged to court, prompting the court's strong observations.
PM Modi, Burnham discuss trade pact in 1st call
Lok Sabha okays Birth and Death Registration Bill without debate
The Lok Sabha passed the Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Bill, 2026 amid opposition protests. Opposition MPs demanded Home Minister Amit Shah speak on police action and temple donation theft. Some MPs staged a mock protest depicting the alleged theft of temple donations. Rahul Gandhi accused the government of threatening students protesting exam paper leaks. Dharmendra Yadav alleged ongoing looting since the temple trust was formed in 2020.
JPC asks industry to estimate financial hit from frequent polls
The Joint Parliamentary Committee is seeking business impact data from industry bodies. Companies are detailing disruptions from past election cycles and their financial costs. Employee man-days lost and associated expenses are also being quantified. Model Code of Conduct delays in government approvals are under scrutiny. Businesses are estimating potential efficiency gains from simultaneous elections.
No truce between govt & Oppn in Rajya Sabha; Chair rejects Kharge's rule 267 plea
The Rajya Sabha adjourned on Friday after opposition members protested. They demanded Home Minister Amit Shah's presence and a statement. Opposition members raised slogans regarding police action against students. Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan criticized the opposition's behavior. The house will now reconvene on Monday.
KC Venugopal files privilege notice against Jitendra Singh
Congress MP KC Venugopal has filed a privilege notice against Minister Jitendra Singh. He accuses the minister of misleading the Lok Sabha regarding student protests. The notice states that firing did occur against protesting students. This contradicts the minister's assertion that no firing took place. The injured student remains under medication as per available data.
Chhattisgarh worker shot dead, another wounded in first J&K terror attack on migrants in 21 months
Terrorists shot dead a 24-year-old labourer from Chhattisgarh in Kulgam. Another worker from the same state was critically wounded in the attack. Security forces have launched operations to trace the attackers responsible for this incident. This incident marks the first fatal attack on migrant workers since October 18. Officials condemned the attack and directed security forces to intensify operations.
'Abuses never solve anything': PM Modi posts another insta video, forgives misled youth
'Abuses never solve anything': PM Modi posts late night video amid row over Noida woman's remarks
India confirms 2,273 deportations from US; defends energy security amid US Senate sanctions bill
The panel will be supported by a research team from the Tax Policy Research Unit and the Financial Data Analytics Unit of the Finance Dept
Delhi riots: Convicts' kin to challenge life sentence in HC, deny links to Tahir Hussain
'Muslims can't regard country as deity': Islamic body objects to Vande Mataram Bill
'Didn't think I could return...': Taslima Nasreen hails WB govt; returns to Kolkata after 19 yrs
Shivakumar has also postponed his planned August 3 meeting with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay on the issue, saying legal matters should be resolved before the two parties meet.
On 31st July, Independent MP Pappu Yadav cosplayed a greedy Brahmin priest andstaged a nukkad Natak-style skit in the Parliament complex, enacting the Ayodhya Ram Mandir donation theft.
'India always supportive of dialogue and diplomacy': Jaishankar speaks to Iran FM Araghchi
Kochi Metro Rail garner 52.64 crore operational profit; reduces loss
At the same time, the companys net loss came down significantly from 430.50 crore in 202425 to 352.49 crore in 202526, witnessing a steady improvement in its overall financial health.
Reckless words, real consequences: The case for CJPs contempt for the Supreme Courts jurisdiction
Constitution insulates the Court from being leaned on by whoever holds power or public pressure at a given moment, a government, an opposition party, or a movement outside the electoral system altogether.
Arunachal CM Pema Khandu calls for Northeast action against child trafficking, online abuse
Chief Minister Pema Khandu of Arunachal Pradesh called for greater regional unity in safeguarding children. He showcased key initiatives such as Dulari Kanya and Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, which promote children's well-being.
'Pak-trained Mujahideen have turned their guns inwards': India slams Islamabad over PoK crackdown
India condemned Pakistan's admission of training and arming militants who have turned against the state. The Ministry of External Affairs also criticized Pakistan's harsh crackdown on protesters in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Over forty civilians were reportedly killed during the violent suppression of peaceful demonstrations. India stated that Pakistan's actions exposed its disdain for the region's innocent inhabitants.
Assam floods: Death toll rises to 80; state shifts focus to rehabilitation, announces loan relief
Varanasi is launching India's first urban public transport ropeway soon. This aerial system will connect the railway station with Godowlia Chowk. It promises to significantly reduce travel times and ease traffic congestion. The project serves as a test case for aerial mobility in heritage cities. This innovative transport model could influence future urban development across India.
The anatomy of violence: Muslim mob attacks Kanwar Yatra in Nepal, police kills 3 Hindus
Nepali Prime Minister Balen Shah appealed to people to maintain unity and social harmony and show restraint.
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari alleged a massive revenue leak in Birbhum district. He claimed this Rs 15,000 crore loss occurred over fifteen years. Adhikari stated the previous government supported this large-scale illegal operation. Recent police actions recovered significant cash and gold from an associate. Authorities are now seizing numerous vehicles and properties linked to the racket.
'Goli chalani padti...': Ex- ACP KP Kukreti defends Delhi Police action, rejects pellet gun claims
Delhi protesters' fingerprints collected from stones for identification via Aadhaar: BJP minister
A Maharashtra minister stated Delhi Police collected protesters' fingerprints from stones. These prints will link to Aadhaar numbers for identification purposes. The CJP protest in Delhi involved clashes and stone-pelting incidents. Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut mocked the minister's scientific claims. Police are creating a database of individuals with criminal records.
TISS Mumbai Postpones Convocation; CJI Surya Kant Was To Be The Chief Guest
TISS postpones 86th convocation, amid fears of protests over CJI Surya Kant and rising security concerns
CBI arrests 2 in Suvendu Adhikari aide murder case, probes political links
Govt summons Meta's global team over PM Modi post restriction, to question algorithmic bias
India's government has summoned Meta's global team to discuss Prime Minister Modi's post. Officials will question the social media giant on algorithmic bias and content moderation. Meta's global representatives will also appear before a parliamentary panel for scrutiny. Hyderabad police have also registered cases against Meta India's head. This marks an escalation in the government's oversight of the company's practices.
TN Industries Minister Keerthana turns to LinkedIn for feedback on Industrial Policy 2.0
Industries Minister S Keerthana has turned to LinkedIn, inviting entrepreneurs, investors, founders, academics, students and professionals to help shape Tamil Nadus next Industrial Policy
Andhra Pradesh SIR: Claims, objections open till Aug 30
Andhra Pradesh's draft electoral rolls were published after an intensive revision exercise. Over 3.71 crore electors submitted forms, while 15.22 lakh were identified as deceased. Another 22.30 lakh electors were categorized as permanently shifted or absent. Claims and objections can be submitted until August 31 for corrections. The final electoral roll is scheduled for publication on October 3.
139 Indians released from Russian Army, 2 dozen remain: MEA warns against shady job offers
Apartment sales in Bengaluru rise 16 pc in Jan-Jun to 35K units, highest among top 7 cities: JLL
Strong demand and a 41% increase in new apartment supply highlight Bengalurus robust real estate growth, as buyers increasingly seek premium living options in a city evolving beyond its IT-centric roots
How researchers, naturalists and accidental bat obsessives are changing how India sees an animal long associated with darkness and disease
Delhi riots 2020: Why Tahir Hussain escaped death penalty in IB officer Ankit Sharma murder case
A Delhi court sentenced Tahir Hussain and four others to life imprisonment. They were convicted for the murder of IB officer Ankit Sharma. The court rejected the death penalty, citing reformation possibilities. The prosecution argued the case was rarest of rare. The conviction occurred after the 2020 northeast Delhi riots.
DK Shivakumar asks Tamil Nadu CM Vijay to defer Bengaluru visit amid Cauvery tensions
The CM was referring to the protests triggered by the Cauvery Water Management Authority's (CWMA) decision upholding the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee's (CWRC) directive asking Karnataka to release 3,500 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu for 15 days from July 29, amounting to about four tmc ft.
CBI arrests 2 accused for giving contract to kill Suvendu Adhikari's aide Chandranath Rath: Sources
The CBI arrested two brothers in connection with Chandranath Rath's assassination plot. Investigations revealed Sagar Sonkar maintained contact with a rival political party's office. This accused allegedly hired shooters and provided them with contract money. The plan to eliminate Rath was reportedly in motion since December 2025. The CBI has already arrested six shooters and three middlemen in this case.
Cabinet approves extension of PM-KISAN scheme for 5 yrs with total outlay of over 3.15 lakh cr
Launched on February 24, 2019, Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) is a centrally sponsored scheme aimed at providing assured income support to farmers nationwide.
Bhiwandi building collapse: Contractor, owner under lens; collector says structure was beyond repair
Kashmir hit by heavy rain, flash floods; IMD forecasts more showers
The heavy rainfall triggered flash floods in the Baramulla and Bandipora districts; however, officials reported no loss of life
Ethanol blending saved consumers Rs 30/litre during crude spike: Govt
The petroleum ministry defended India's ethanol blending program on Friday. It stated that blending saved consumers nearly thirty rupees per litre. Food security obligations always take precedence over ethanol production needs. Rice is only one approved feedstock, used when surplus stocks are available. Ethanol blending acts as insurance against global oil price shocks.
His appeal came amid widespread protests across Karnataka, particularly in Mandya, where demonstrators tore posters of Vijay's recently released film Jananayagan and forced theatres at some places to halt its screening.
CJP stir: FIR against Noida woman over 'objectional' remarks on PM transferred to Delhi
A Zero FIR was registered in Noida against a woman for alleged slogans. These slogans reportedly targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a protest at Jantar Mantar. The complaint stated the remarks lowered the dignity of the prime minister's office. This case has now been transferred to Delhi Police for further investigation. The police will examine the FIR and seek legal opinion on the next steps.
Parliament gets its own street play as Pappu Yadav turns sadhu
Dressed as a saffron-clad sadhu, the Purnia MP targeted the BJP over alleged Ayodhya temple donation irregularities in a dramatic protest.
TASMAC corruption case: Supreme Court grants DMK's Senthil Balaji interim protection from arrest
TASMAC scam case: Supreme Court stays FIR against DMKs Senthil Balaji
Issues notice to Tamil Nadu government on his plea challenging the Madras High Courts refusal to grant him anticipatory bail in the alleged TASMAC scam case.
Rahul, Priyanka making 'fabricated' allegations in Lok Sabha: Anurag Thakur
Anurag Thakur accused Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi of making fabricated allegations in Lok Sabha. He submitted a notice to the Speaker seeking action against Rahul Gandhi. The opposition parties are accused of insulting the armed forces and the police. They questioned military operations and leveled false allegations against Amit Shah. The Congress party continues to attack constitutional institutions despite being out of power.
SC grants interim anticipatory bail to DMK's Senthil Balaji in TASMAC case
The Supreme Court granted anticipatory bail to DMK leader V Senthil Balaji. This relief was provided until further orders in a new corruption case. The court imposed conditions including cooperation with the investigation and passport deposit. Balaji faces allegations of irregularities in the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation. The Madras High Court had previously dismissed his anticipatory bail plea.
SP pressures opposition to take up Ayodhya donation scam, Congress focuses on police crackdown
AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi slammed the bill criminalizing insult to Vande Mataram. He stated the bill forces minorities to worship Hindu deities and violates religious freedom. DMK MP A Raja called the legislation a fraud against India's secular fabric. Congress questioned the Home Minister's absence during the bill's passage. Opposition parties argue the government is imposing its views on citizens.
Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar holds high-level meet as Cauvery row intensifies
Karnataka Chief Minister reviewed the Cauvery water situation after recent authority orders. The Cauvery Water Management Authority directed Karnataka to release more water to Tamil Nadu. India's government returned the Mekedatu project report for revisions and compliance. The Supreme Court clarified states do not need consent for river structures. This ensures water regulation within state boundaries as per tribunal awards.
Help families file compensation with Russian embassy, match DNA of Indians killed in war: SC to govt
The Supreme Court ordered the MEA to appoint a nodal officer for families. This officer will coordinate with families of Indians who joined the Russian military. The court also asked for DNA matching and assistance with compensation claims. The Centre previously stated 217 Indians joined the Russian military, with 49 deaths reported. Efforts are ongoing to verify deaths and trace missing individuals.
LS passes Births and Deaths (Amendment) Bill without a debate
New Delhi: The Lok Sabha on Friday, July 31, passed the Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Bill, 2026, without a debate amid continued protests by the Opposition over police crackdown on students during the July 20 Sansad Chalo parliament march. The bill was taken up for consideration and passage after the House reassembled at 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 BJP ke ho kya?: Rahul Gandhi's sharp retort to Delhi Police families' Press Conference
Family members of injured Delhi Police personnel shared their traumatic experiences from recent student protests. They recounted the painful moments when their loved ones returned home injured. Meanwhile, opposition leader Rahul Gandhi questioned the press conference's timing and affiliation. Political confrontations intensified as privilege motions were exchanged between parties. The events highlight ongoing tensions surrounding the student demonstrations and police actions.
Will shield CJP protesters against right wing goons, says AAP
New Delhi: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Delhi chief Saurabh Bharadwaj on Friday, July 31, extended protection against right wing goons to students who participated in the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)-led protest at Jantar Mantar. In a post on X addressed to Delhi Gen Z, Bharadwaj said, If any student (who peacefully participated at Jantar Mantar 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 .
Bihar Police arrest STF jawan in Bharat Bhushan Tiwari 'fake encounter' probe What was the case
TN govt to approach SC to secure its share of Cauvery water: Minister
The government is currently evaluating multiple avenues, which include approaching the apex court, pushing for a tribunal, conducting inter-state negotiations, or exerting pressure on the Union government
Opposition members' persistent sloganeering disrupted Lok Sabha proceedings for a second week. This prevented the crucial Question Hour from functioning as intended by MPs. The Monsoon Session has seen no meaningful business during this parliamentary hour since it began. Speaker Om Birla expressed regret over what he called pre-planned disruptions by MPs. The House did pass a bill to amend the anti-paper leak law after brief debate.
Delhi HC orders Google to remove more videos in Isha Foundation defamation case
AAP says will shield CJP protesters against 'right wing goons', asks students to contact party
AAP Delhi chief Saurabh Bharadwaj offered protection to students protesting at Jantar Mantar. He assured them of support against any threats from right-wing groups. This announcement followed a Delhi government order regarding legal action for protesters. The order stated no further adverse action would be taken against participants. However, individuals with criminal backgrounds will still face consequences.
India, Bhutan sign 4,000-crore LoC agreement
The fifth India-Bhutan Development Cooperation Talks focused on the implementation of projects under Bhutan's 13th Five-Year Plan
