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Viral videos show a white van hanging through a crane about 40 feet from the ground which is blown up with firecrackers kept inside it, creating a significant explosion

With Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari blaming former Mayor Firhad Hakim who has aligned with the rebel group of Trinamool MLAs, Mamata Banerjee loyalists have sought the arrest of former Mayor.

“Army personnel climbed over the main gate and boundary wall and forcibly entered the police station premises,” say police; Army to extend “full cooperation” into the probe

A Delhi court on May 30 ordered framing of charges against the actor, alleged conman Sukesh Chandrashekar and 15 others in the case

Amended Drugs Rules bring vaccines, anti-cancer drugs, antimicrobials and NDPS medicines under Schedule H2; phased implementation to begin from July 2027

Taylor Swift and actress Blake Lively seem to have experienced a lot of setbacks in their bond as rumors swirl about how the pop star has cut her off ahead of her wedding to Travis Kelce which is set to happen next week. Even though both Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have maintained their fair share of distance from Blake Lively, the pop star’s texts to her have raised eyebrows.

Aapplying for a fresh or reissued 36-page passport will cost ₹2,500, while a tatkal application will cost ₹5,000; rate for regular 60-page passports hiked to ₹3,500 and tatkal application will cost ₹6,000

40 people killed in Manipur since President’s Rule was revoked in February; Kangpokpi MLA and Deputy CM blocked from travel to Imphal; spike in prices of rice, petrol, no LPG cylinder supply in district

The arrested accused were involved in the incorporation of shell companies and the opening and operation of mule bank accounts. These accounts were reportedly used for laundering about ₹2 crore of suspected proceeds of crime.

FIR alleges huge money was paid to highways contractors though no road work was done

Increasingly Investing Substantial Amounts In AWS, Cloud & AI Biz: Amazon CEO Jassy

Bharat Bhushan Tiwari, 28, a man who said he was trying to change the system, died when police allegedly shot him down a dirt track in Bihar’s Bhojpur district, on June 17. Over a day, he had live-streamed the police surrounding his house, and recorded his anger at politicians’ “false promises”, while brandishing a gun. When news of his death went viral, outraged people protested and thousands attended a Maha Panchayat, reports Amit Bhelari. It prompted the State government to order a judicial enquiry, suspend police personnel, and register a murder case against at least two

Corruption at all levels takes a toll on lives at construction sites