Author: Newscope Newsdesk
With Delhi’s air quality index crossing 300, the CAQM has enforced GRAP Stage 2 curbs, including higher parking fees, restrictions on coal and firewood use, and intensified dust-control measures across the capital and NCR.
In a major breakthrough against transnational organized crime, the CBI, in coordination with other Central agencies, has extradited Sourabh Chandrakar, the promoter and alleged kingpin of the Mahadev App illegal online betting syndicate, from Oman.
Describing the moments of confusion and panic when a 21-year-old intruder entered a Class 10 classroom with a running chainsaw, teacher Rajeshwari said staff initially mistook the sound for ongoing school maintenance before the violent assault unfolded.
Most people handle extra-spicy noodles by asking for water or requesting a milder plate, but three allegedly drunk men near Bengaluru’s Electronic City thrashed and badly injured fast-food stall staff after finding their dish too spicy.
Precious metals are having a rough run, with the latest sell-off taking gold to a one-year low and pushing silver below the $50-an-ounce mark for the first time in almost a year.
The Congress failed to open its account in the by-elections held for 28 Legislative Council seats across four states, prompting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to mock the opposition party with a sharp taunt and an emoji.
A day after the Leader of Opposition rejected traders’ demand to postpone the INDIA bloc’s proposed protest rally, the Chamber of Trade and Industry has written to him again requesting the 10-lakh-strong event be rescheduled after Diwali.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge lost his cool during an address in Patna on Sunday after an audience member remarked that PM Narendra Modi would not go anywhere, prompting a fiery retort.
The ITBP chief revealed that ongoing faceoffs with PLA troops along the Arunachal Pradesh border are being met by newly deployed Shaurya commandos as part of a major force modernization drive.
Challenging a Delhi Police peace bond notice after her brief detention during a tricolour march, AISA President Neha Bora argued before the High Court that hoisting the national flag requires no state permission.