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Recalling the Governor’s actions in 2023 and 2024, he said the Governor was acting against the Constitution and it was not good

Case was registered on Sunday after the actor lodged a complaint against 30 persons who had made similar offensive comments

The Governor left the House as the national anthem was not played after the State anthem ‘Tamil Thai Vazhthu’

“There was no report of any casualty or property damage,” officials said

Search was on for the accused, identified as Hitesh Dhende, a resident of Varli Pada in Thane city, Sri Nagar police station's senior inspector Gulzarilal Fadtare said

Accident suspected to have been caused by brake failure

The weather department has predicted generally cloudy skies with light rain throughout the day; 'yellow' warning for dense fog issued

All arrangements were made to facilitate the stranded passengers in the airport's terminal, said an official

He said that the BJP was silent on the Union Government keeping fuel prices high despite fall in crude oil prices in the international market

His complaint was that the national anthem was not played after the ‘Tamil Thai Vazhthu’; he insisted that the national anthem be played but it was not

The airport's operations were hit by dense fog on Saturday and Sunday, leading to flight delays, diversions and cancellations

Bastar police confirmed that Suresh Chandrakar was the prime suspect and had been on the run until his arrest in Hyderabad.

The activist had said the Maratha community wouldn’t allow Mr. Munde to roam on the streets if Mr. Deshmukh’s family was harmed

Prime Minister should immediately order a pause and set up an independent panel to review the project, says Jairam Ramesh

Prashant Kishor was arrested on Jan. 6 and later granted bail for sitting on an indifinite hunger strike at Gandhi Maidan seeking cancellation of 70th Bihar Public Service Commision (BPSC) prelims exam

Of late, the State Congress leadership has been warming up to the Trinamool Congress, particularly after Subhankar Sarkar took over reins of the State unit of the party from Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

The programme will bring together 502 elected women representatives from Scheduled Tribes of 22 States and Union Territories, ensuring a diverse and inclusive group, the Lok Sabha secretariat said