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Arvind Kejriwal defended his allegations against the BJP government regarding the contamination of Yamuna water, stating that his claims were made to address a public health crisis. Emphasizing the dangerous levels of toxicity in water from Haryana, he also asserted highlighting government lapses should not be criminalized. Meanwhile, Haryana CM denied the accusations by taking a sip from the river earlier in the day.

Bench directs Centre to form inter-ministerial expert committee to consider framing a law to safeguard rights of domestic workers; panel asked to give a report to Centre in six months

While members of walkers’ association staged protests, submitted representations to authorities requesting that they be allowed to use the premises, the management maintains that the activities of the association are disturbing students

It is the first such meeting between political leaders from divergent ideologies with Mr. Ruhullah, a Shia cleric, and Mr. Farooq, a patron of the Muttahida Majlis-e-Ulema, coming together to discuss issues affecting Kashmir and Muslims

HC says it cannot entertain any plea in connection with Anna University sexual assault FIR leak case since the matter has now been taken to the top court

States has sought special grants of ₹5,495 crore and State specific grants of ₹6,000 crore awarded by the 15th Finance Commission

Arvind Kejriwal accused the BJP-led Haryana government of contaminating Delhi's water, drawing sharp responses from political rivals including PM Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi. Amid pressure over corruption allegations against AAP, Kejriwal's controversial claims is perhaps a ploy to redirect the campaign narrative towards public health concerns.

He accuses Vijayendra of making unilateral decisions and says he will write to central leaders seeking his ouster

According to the police, incriminating material and important documents were recovered and seized during the searches

Aswamedham 6.0 will be inaugurated by Health Minister. In 2022-23, Kerala reported 489 new leprosy cases while in 2023-24, 407 new cases were detected

Bands of the Indian Army, the Indian Navy, the Indian Air Force and the Central Armed Police Forces play 30 foot-tapping Indian tunes before the audience, which was attended by top dignitaries including the President and the Prime Minister

Chandrashekhar Kambar was among the award winners scheduled to be honoured when the function was put off