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A 45-year-old woman, Urmila Tabiyar, was fatally shot by her relative, Rajesh Tabiyar, near Bhiloda in Gujarat. For months, Rajesh and his wife Kamla branded Urmila a witch and harassed her. Urmila had filed a harassment complaint. Her husband Dilip received the tragic news while he was in Ahmedabad.

The summit aims to equip leaders and professionals with essential strategies to create healthier, more empathetic work environments

The ED search follows a land dealer’s police complaint accusing a lawyer of cheating ₹6 crore, which he took from three government officials on the promise of “managing” ED in a land scam case registered against them. The lawyer accused the dealer and the government officials of kidnapping him.

Contesting from his family’s bastion Uchana Kalan, Brijendra Singh, who had joined the Congress after quitting the BJP ahead of the Lok Sabha election, lost to the BJP’s Devender Atri by 32 votes.

Concerns expressed in letter to CEO and Tata Sons Chairman ahead of Vistara’s merger with Air India next month

Former WWE employee Janel Grant has sued WWE, Vince McMahon, and John Laurinaitis for sexual battery, harassment, and human trafficking. Grant alleges McMahon coerced her into a sexual relationship and directed her to engage with others. Her lawyer demands WWE release NDAs to let victims speak, claiming NDAs silence survivors and protect abusers. McMahon denies the allegations.

BJP President JP Nadda lauded PM Modi for party's success in the Haryana Assembly elections, attributing victories to public trust in Modi's leadership. Nadda criticizes Congress and AAP for misinformation and corruption. He underscores BJP's ambition to win upcoming elections in Maharashtra, Jharkhand, and Delhi, urging party members to maintain unity and dedication.

About 10 persons sustained injuries, the police say, quoting eyewitnesses

I am not in the race, he says

Start-ups and innovators, who offer to provide solution to specific problems, will get a funding of ₹25 lakh

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed BJP workers at the party's headquarters after a significant victory in the Haryana assembly elections. The BJP will form the state government for the third time after winning 48 of the 90 seats. Modi emphasized that the victory represents progress and good governance, receiving support from all sections of society.

Low occupancy a setback for the superfast express train service

I do not believe in any such poll surveys, says KPCC chief

Visit of the German Chancellor comes amid the much-awaited decision on the qualifying bids in the Indian Navy’s multi-billion dollar deal for six conventional submarines

Vijayan says constitutional course of action will be to route such directions to officials through the CM