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The Ministry of Home Affairs says the Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council used social media platforms, including Facebook (Meta) and WhatsApp, as tools for radicalisation, recruitment of unsuspecting youth into its fold

PDP president alleges selective allocation of advertisements; urges restoration of support to empanelled newspapers

The High Court, however, continued the interim protection from arrest granted to Zubair in December last year

Sebi is investigating IndusInd Bank's senior management for potential securities market violations related to a Rs 3,400 crore accounting fraud. The RBI is conducting the primary investigation. The bank acknowledged employee involvement and initiated internal audits after identifying discrepancies in derivatives, microfinance, and balance sheet disclosures. Despite a significant net loss in the March quarter, IndusInd Bank shares recovered slightly.

This round of the survey is to have larger sample size, and data will be extracted at district-level

President gives away the awards; 11 of the them were given posthumously

An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Srinagar encountered a severe hailstorm, prompting the pilot to request entry into Pakistani airspace, which was denied. The pilot declared an emergency and safely landed in Srinagar with a damaged aircraft.

Bhagwant, who had been absconding since the incident, had provided shelter to Gursidak and Vishal

The aim of the drive is to reduce the risk of rabies and manage the growing stray dog population in the town, say Corporation officials

MEA spokesperson says Turkiye expected to urge Pakistan to end support for cross-border terror; comments come after Turkiye delivered weapons to Pakistan and Beijing hosted Pakistan Foreign Minister

External Affairs Minister Jaishankar takes the cause to Europe while Foreign Secretary Misri visits Japan; Shrikant Shinde begins UAE visit with meetings in Abu Dhabi

The Supreme Court heard arguments regarding the Waqf Amendment Act. Senior advocates challenged the law's constitutionality. They raised concerns about denotification powers and board composition. The Centre defended the Act, calling Waqf a secular concept. Arguments centered on religious freedom and property rights. The court reserved interim orders after hearing all sides. The decision is pending.

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told the court that during “unprecedented” times, providing a hearing or reasons before taking action “defeats the purpose,” especially in matters concerning national security