Category: latest News

- विज्ञापन -

Heavy rain causes severe waterlogging in Bhopal

Bhopal: Heavy rainfall in Madhya Pradesh led to significant waterlogging in several parts of Bhopal on Wednesday. Videos captured vehicles navigating through flooded roads. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasted a partly cloudy sky with chances of rain, thunderstorms, or duststorms in the city. Earlier, on Tuesday, IMD issued warnings about heavy rainfall in Madhya.

Centre draws roadmap for zero-emission trucking to accelerate green drive

New Delhi: The government on Tuesday released a report on zero-emission trucking (ZET), which projects a transition to Battery Electric Trucks to significantly reduce pollution and fuel consumption in the country by mid-century.  The report, released by the office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the governmen and titled “ZET Adoption in India and its.

Kolkata law college rape: Court extends police custody of three accused till July 8

Kolkata: A trial court here on Tuesday extended the police custody of the three accused namely Monojit Mishra, Jaib Ahmed and Pramit Mukhopadhyay in the rape of a law student within her college premises at Kasba in South Kolkata, till July 8.  The court also extended the police custody of Pinaki Banerjee, a security guard.

“Three new criminal laws will transform India’s criminal justice system”: Amit Shah on one year of their enactment

New Delhi: Hailing the three new criminal laws as the “biggest reform since independence” that would bring a major transformation to India’s criminal justice system, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said, after the full implementation of the new acts across the country, justice would be delivered within three years of filing an FIR..

Indian Navy’s latest warship INS Tamal commissioned in Russia

  New Delhi: The Indian Navy on Tuesday commissioned its latest stealth frigate, INS Tamal, in Russia, the last warship to have been built outside the country. According to an official release, the Indian Navy commissioned INS Tamal (F71) on July 1 at Yantar Shipyard in Kaliningrad, Russia, in a ceremony. The signing of the.

Eyes in the Sky: Inside India’s Fast-Tracking Launch of 52 Military Surveillance Satellites?

In an attempt to ensure the country’s security from external threats, the government is fast-tracking the launch of 52 defence surveillance satellites, particularly along its borders with China, Pakistan, and in the Indian Ocean Region. The fast-track— the first such launch will take place in April 2026 and all 52 satelites will be deployed before.

Jharkhand Police Recover Looted Gold Worth ₹1.5 Crore Within 18 Hours, two arrested

Jamshedpur, July 1: The Jharkhand Police recovered gold jewellery worth Rs 1.5 crore that was looted from a gold trader in East Singhbhum district within 18 hours of the crime, officials said on Tuesday. Two of the three accused have been arrested, while efforts are underway to nab the third, the police said. The daring.

Assam achieves record paddy procurement of 6.97 lakh MT in Kharif season 2024–25

Guwahati, July 1: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, on Tuesday, announced a historic milestone in the state’s agricultural sector, with a record procurement of 6.97 lakh metric tonnes (MT) of paddy during the Kharif Marketing Season (KMS) 2024–25 — the highest ever achieved. The figure marks a staggering 122 per cent increase from the.

Bomb Threat at Jaipur Sessions Court, Probe on after e-mail alert

Jaipur, July 1: A fresh bomb threat was received via e-mail at the Jaipur Sessions Court on Tuesday, triggering a swift response from police and security agencies, police said. The court administration immediately alerted the police after receiving the threatening message on its official e-mail ID. Following the alert, police teams rushed to the site.

767 farmers committed suicide during first quarter of 2025 in Maharashtra, says minister

Mumbai, July 1: Minister for Relief and Rehabilitation, Makarand Jadhav-Patil on Tuesday told the state council that 767 farmers suicides were reported during January-March this year in Maharashtra. Of the 767 suicides reported, 373 cases were eligible for financial aid while 200 were non-eligible and enquiry was pending in the balance 194 deaths. The minister.