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Over 40 establishments across Belagavi were raided; minors were found serving alcohol at some venues.

"It is a murder case rather than suicide because the victim was alive. The college authorities took no accountability; their ambulance had no driver. No one was ready to pick him up and take him to the hospital. The warden stopped us from giving him CPR to save his life," says a first-year student

The Jana Sena Party president and Deputy Chief Minister asks the tribal cadre to strengthen the alliance’s hands for the future of villages

The flight was diverted after smoke was detected from a customer's personal electronic device.

AICC general secretary says that the agitation will continue until Gyanesh Kumar is removed from the post of Chief Election Commissioner

The 75-year-old actor was rushed to a private hospital from his home in Dona Paula, near Panaji, in the early hours of October 8

On October 12, 2026, the Congress and the entire INDIA bloc and the country's youth will again take to the streets in massive numbers

The controversy erupted after eight persons submitted a memorandum to the Deputy Commissioner and District Election Officer that third-party objectors had sought deletion of their names from the voter lists, claiming that they had died

The three accused, identified as Harsimranjit Singh alias Simu Singga, Fateh Singh, and Arman Singh, were detained on October 10 in Vapi town, Valsad district, according to an ATS release

Government will bear 80% of water cost for farmers with dried-up borewells, says official adding tanker supply to cover sweet lime, mango and arecanut crops

Six years after the work began, Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL)’s first train ran from Porur Bypass at noon on October 11, 2026, with Mr. Modi and Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay being the first few commuters.

“We were so surprised. It happened suddenly when we lost our hope. The higher authority ordered them to release us immediately. The Police also wrote it in the order copy that we are Indians, not Bangladeshis,” said one of the detainees, Safikul Islam.

Seven banned armed groups, largely comprising the Meitei people, have called for a 12-hour shutdown on October 15, observed as “National Black Day,” alleging the merger violated international and domestic legal provisions