India

Nirmal Kundu was the president of Ward 6 of Dum Dum municipality.

In the list of suggestion for the newly-appointed Defence Minister, former chief of the Indian Air Force urged him to trust the chiefs of the Army, Navy and the Air Force.

In its judgement dismissing the company's plea, the court said in the facts and circumstances of the case, it would not be appropriate to exercise its discretion in favour of persons "against whom there are serious allegations of money laundering and who...

Among Britons, Trump is one of the best-known but least-liked foreign leaders. Just 21% of people surveyed by YouGov had a "positive opinion" of him. Among women, that figure shrank to 14%.

The Bhopal MP, Pragya Singh Thakur now has to appear this week barring Wednesday when the court will be closed for Eid.

The Russian-origin transport aircraft AN-32 went missing on Monday afternoon, around 33 minutes after taking off from Jorhat in Assam for Menchuka near the border with China.

The NCDRC upheld the state commission's order granting compensation to the student but set aside its direction cancelling recognition of the Bal Mandir Senior Secondary School, Vikas Marg, in the larger interest of other students studying there.

Cricket World Cup 2019: West Indies lead the points table while Sri Lanka sit right at the bottom. Joe Root leads the top scorers list while Mohammad Amir is the highest wicket-taker so far.

In a video clip circulated on social media, Balram Thawani can be seen assaulting NCP supporter Nitu Tejwani, who had reportedly gone to meet him to protest over water supply in Naroda in Ahmedabad.

Section 8(1)(i) of the RTI Act cited by the government exempts disclosure of cabinet papers, including records of deliberations of the council of ministers, secretaries and other officers.

The first file signed by the Chief Minister after assuming office dealt with providing 180 days of maternity benefit and 60 days of child-care leave to all women contract and contingency staff.

Adil Ahmed, a Kashmir-resident who had completed his MBA from Queensland in Australia, was captured by the US allied forces in Syria after he had surrendered along with many ISIS activists earlier this year, the officials.

The controversy brought to light the degrees that were issued to him by the Open International University (OIU) and the different dates of birth he mentioned in passport and CV.

Kalburgi was shot dead on August 30, 2015 at his residence in Dharwad by two assailants who fled in a motorcycle.

The searches, which continued through the day, were apparently aimed at gathering more evidence in connection with the case registered against him earlier. The officials understood to have seized some documents and hard disks during the searches.

A police official said the complainant Rafique Saiyad has been uploading video posts claiming "illegal activities" by some builders in the area on a social networking site.