India

Do state governments rule over buffaloes (and their sport) or does the Centre has rights over buffaloes (and their protection)?

These pockets, where Kashmiri Pandits are likely to be rehabilitated, will be spread across all 10 districts of the valley, officials in the Union Home Ministry said on Monday.

During his presidential campaign, Trump, assailing the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) reached by Iran and six world powers in 2015 placing significant restrictions on Iran's nuclear activity, declared that his "number 1 priority is to dismantl...

New Delhi will make a comeback in the Republic Day parade after three years with its tableau managing to secure a place after passing through the competitive selection process.

On 19 January 2017, the Government of Jammu and Kashmir adopted a resolution calling for the return and rehabilitation of Hindus who left in 1990. How does the state government or the government of India plan to bring back the dead to their homeland and r...

Anticipating challenge to its ordinance allowing bull-taming sport Jallikattu in the state, Tamil Nadu government has filed a caveat in the Supreme Court.

Bengaluru has beaten the original Silicon Valley, not to mention China's Shanghai and even Boston.

A 42-year-old citizen of USA James Kirk Jones was arrested by Cyber Crime wing, CID, for downloading and uploading child pornography in the form of videos and images depicting children in very obscene, nude and vulgar form.

A special CBI court in Delhi will on Tuesday frame charges and begin trial against prime accused Indrani Mukerjea in the sensational Sheena Bora murder case.

The accused took her to the roof of the school building and committed the crime, the SDPO said quoting an FIR registered against the four based on a complaint filed by the girl’s mother.

Lance Naik Yagya Pratap, who had uploaded a video talking about some jawans allegedly being made to do menial duties in the Army, has been shifted to Bareilly Military Hospital after he abstained from food and was showing "aggressive behaviour".

West Bengal Fire and Environment minister Sovandeb Chattopadhya claimed that pilgrims at Gangasagar died due to natural causes and not in a stampede.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti on Monday said hawala money was being used to fund terror activities and violence in the state and 173 such cases have been registered in the state since 2001.

Police personnel were seen holding the bulls used for the event. According to reports, people gathered in large numbers in the area since morning and carried black flags against the Supreme Court judgment banning the event.

On the occasion of Army Day, President Pranab Mukherjee greeted all officers, soldiers, veterans, civilians, ex-servicemen and their families.

At least six pilgrims have reportedly died and several injured in a stampede at Gangasagar Fair in West Bengal.