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An Indian merchant navy captain, Rakesh Ranjan Singh, died of a heart attack on March 18 after being stranded for 20 days in the Persian Gulf due to the Strait of Hormuz closure.

The UDF has fielded sitting MLA A.K.M. Ashraf of the Indian Union Muslim League, the NDA is fielding former BJP State president K. Surendran once again and the LDF has fielded Communist Party of India (Marxist) district secretariat member K.R. Jayanandan

Should the RSP fail to open its account again in the Assembly election, the resulting migration of cadre and leaders may well signal the end of the party as a significant force in Kerala politics

The court has granted two weeks time to the government authorities to file their objections after they raised questions at the maintainability of the plea as a public interest litigation (PIL). The matter has been listed for April 2

According to the survey, the per capita income of Himachal Pradesh is estimated at ₹283,626 in 2025–26, registering a 9.8% growth over the previous year and remaining ₹64,051 higher than the national average

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq also posted pictures purportedly showing a large contingent of security forces and police vehicles outside the gate of his residence in Nigeen locality of the city here.

Party has asked her to resign on moral grounds, say NCP sources

As per the agreement, continuous water supply will be ensured in rural areas

The kharif season begins by the end of this month in most parts of the country

Residents from different districts reported smooth delivery services

Political parties can not issue any direction or whip to their members to vote in a particular manner or not to vote at the election, BJD MLAs respond to show-cause notices

He said no amount of effort by the ECI “to gerrymander will change the results”

They were put on a train to West Bengal with police escort and will be handed over to BSF

Section 377, after the Supreme Court decriminalised consensual same-sex relations, continued to apply to non-consensual acts, offences involving minors, and bestiality. The BNS replaced the IPC from July 1, 2024

The Bill prescribed imprisonment of up to 10 years and fines of up to ₹1 crore for specified violations