News / India
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IndiaDelhi's Air Quality Index at 98, remains in satisfactory category
According to the Central Pollution Control Board, an AQI between zero and 50 is considered 'good', 51 and 100 'satisfactory'.
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IndiaFour minors, including granddaughter, held in Alappuzha man’s murder
Chilli powder had been scattered inside the house, and around six sovereigns of gold were reported missing.
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IndiaIndia, Armenia sign MoU to boost defence ties, industry cooperation
The visit reflects expanding bilateral engagement between India and Armenia across defence sectors, following an official visit by Armenian military delegation to New Delhi earlier this year.
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IndiaEight killed, several injured in Madhya Pradesh road accident
Preliminary investigations suggested that the driver of the labourers' vehicle, while trying to save cattle sitting on the highway, lost control of the wheels.
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IndiaSearch operations underway in J&K's Udhampur, Reasi, Kathua
These operations are ongoing in all areas where recent reports have been received, according to the officials.
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IndiaMahua Moitra moves privilege notice over late-night order to vacate West Bengal circuit house
Moitra alleged that the officials' conduct was part of a "larger effort" to prevent her from carrying out her parliamentary duties
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IndiaWho is Deepak Mhaskey, BJP’s new national social media convenor?
Mhaskey brings experience in technology, electoral data and organisational work to the BJP's national social media operations.
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IndiaJharkhand student leader Devendra Nath Mahto ends hunger strike after JSSC-CGL cancellation
Mahto said his struggle for examination reforms will continue, calling for monitoring and audits at every stage.
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IndiaTelangana SIR: 73 lakh names out of draft electoral rolls, 92 lakh to get notices
Genuine electors can still have their names included in the electoral rolls during the claims and objections period from August 17 to September 16 by submitting Form 6 along with the prescribed declaration form.
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IndiaCongress accuses Modi government of excluding OBCs from caste census
Congress says absence of a separate OBC column in the census questionnaire violates principles of social justice.
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IndiaKerala CM Satheesan writes to PM Modi seeking review of Mining Law Amendment
The Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026 was passed by both the Houses of Parliament on August 13, 2026.
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IndiaRe-exam protests: NTA undertakes system overhaul, axes over 50 staff members
The move came as the National Testing Agency (NTA) faced fresh flak over a re-test in three UGC-NET papers after finding errors in exam questions.
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IndiaJharkhand protests: JSSC-CGL exam cancelled; reforms committee to be constituted
Soren alleged that several companies operating in Jharkhand appeared to be involved in a major examination racket.
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Magisterial probe underway into killing of three suspected poachers in Karnataka: Minister
Karnataka Minister Ramalinga Reddy said the government would take "merciless action" against forest department personnel if they were found to have acted improperly.
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IndiaGovernment destroyed ISI-backed terror network ahead of Independence Day: India Home Minister
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that coordinated operations were held across different locations in 14 states, reflecting the country's zero tolerance towards terrorism.
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IndiaTwisha Sharma died by suicide: AIIMS medical board
The AIIMS board was constituted following a May 22 order of the Madhya Pradesh High Court in Writ Petition No. 19119 of 2026.
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IndiaSupreme Court directs restoration of Gujarat AAP's Facebook, Instagram accounts
A bench of Justices P S Narasimha and Alok Aradhe passed the order on an interim application filed by AAP Gujarat seeking restoration of its Facebook and Instagram accounts.
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IndiaKerala govt to support farmers with new policies, schemes: CM VD Satheesan
During the function, Satheesan presented the first Oommen Chandy Memorial Award to traditional seed conservationist Cheruvayal Raman.
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IndiaDelhi High Court asks stakeholders to make films more accessible
The court passed the order while hearing a petition filed by Rahul Bajaj, a practising lawyer and a visually-impaired person, raising concerns on accessibility of films.
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IndiaUGC-NET: Student groups protest re-exam, demand NTA accountability
The NTA has ordered fresh examination for English, Commerce and Sociology papers after an expert committee found extensive errors in the question papers.