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Amid heightened tensions with Pakistan, Indian armed forces are on high alert. Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi is set to visit J&K to review operational readiness along the LoC and counter-terror operations. Simultaneously, the Indian Navy conducted missile tests in the Arabian Sea, mirroring Pakistan's naval exercises, while the Air Force enhances combat skills through 'Aakraman' exercises.

Distinguished alumni awards and young alumni achievers awards were announced

CM Fadnavis should have called a Cabinet meeting and allocated responsibilities, instead of displaying one-upmanship, says Congress

Investigators have linked Hashim Musa, a Pakistani attacker, to multiple strikes targeting non-locals in J&K, including the Pahalgam massacre. Security forces are offering a reward for Musa and two other Lashkar terrorists. Evidence suggests Pakistani masterminds guided these attacks, with local aides facilitating the operations. Authorities are actively investigating connections and vulnerabilities to prevent future incidents.

India has intensified its diplomatic response to Pakistan following the Pahalgam attack, briefing foreign envoys, including China, on the cross-border connections of the attackers. The government has revoked visas for Pakistani nationals in India, advising Indian citizens against traveling to Pakistan.

In New Town's Gouranganar, a 29-year-old man, Sanket Chatterjee, was fatally beaten after confronting three men harassing his live-in partner. The incident occurred in the early hours when the woman, having left home after an argument, was accosted by the trio. Despite her pleas and attempts to seek help from neighbors, the assault continued, leading to Sanket's death.

Mahesh Joshi, a Congress veteran and former Rajasthan minister, was arrested by the ED after a seven-hour interrogation in connection with a multi-crore money laundering case. The arrest, made under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, follows an investigation triggered by an FIR alleging bribery and irregularities in public health engineering projects during Joshi's tenure as PHED minister.

A Delhi court has rejected Tahawwur Rana's request for a phone call with his family. The court cited concerns raised by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) that such communication could jeopardize the ongoing investigation into the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack. The NIA argued that the probe is at a critical stage and Rana might reveal sensitive information.

These steps, it said, reflected “India’s serious concern over cross-border hostilities and reaffirms that peace and provocation cannot coexist

Rahul Gandhi has approached the Supreme Court, challenging the summons issued by a UP trial court in the VD Savarkar defamation case. This action follows the Allahabad High Court's rejection of his plea on April 4. Gandhi's petition asserts that the proceedings are frivolous and intended to punish him for exercising his freedoms as an opposition leader.

Interactive two-day online programme to focus on academic clarity and emotional well-being for students aged 11 to 17

In a tragic incident, Kaustubh Gunbote and Santosh Jagdale were killed by terrorists in Pahalgam, leaving their families and community in grief. Sangita Gunbote recounted the horrifying moments, including their desperate attempt to appear Muslim to avoid being targeted.

The agency had reported that CMRL had made a monthly payment of ₹5 lakh to Ms. Veena and ₹3 lakh to her firm, Exalogic, as retainer for IT and marketing consultancy services

Flights between North India and the West face disruptions as Pakistan closes its airspace, effective Thursday. Indian carriers will take longer routes, potentially adding up to two hours to North America flights and an hour to Europe flights. IndiGo has already cancelled some flights, while Air India and SpiceJet advise passengers to expect extended routes and check flight status.

India declared three days of state mourning on the passing of Pope Francis

Capital unites in grief and anger, outraged citizens demand action against neighbouring country for ‘backing terrorism’, leading to detentions and solidarity marches

Gurgaon residents Rachna and Himanshi share a tragic connection, both losing their young husbands to terrorism shortly after their weddings. Rachna's husband, Rupin Katyal, died in the 1999 IC-814 hijacking, while Himanshi's husband, Lt Vinay Narwal, was killed in the recent Pahalgam terror attack.