ISKCON centre in Bangladesh burnt down: Radharaman Das
An ISKCON center in Dhaka was destroyed in a fire. Idols and temple items were burned. ISKCON leaders say the
All posts by PTI
Read More »
PTI
13:24
Australia swell lead to 152 at dinner on day 2 of pink ball Test vs India
Local hero Travis Head scored a blistering century in the pink ball Test. Australia dominated day two against India in
PTI
11:22
Poacher held for killing migratory birds near Chilika lake
Odisha Forest officials arrested Arjuna Ghadei for killing migratory birds near Chilika Lake. Carcasses of Northern pintail and White-breasted water
PTI
00:30
BSF launches special surveillance project to plug over 600 gaps on Pak, Bangla borders
The Border Security Force (BSF) is implementing an electronic surveillance project to secure over 600 vulnerable patches along the India-Pakistan
PTI
12:20
India’s growth offers phenomenal opportunities to American investors: K V Subramanian
Washington: Of the belief that India is headed to be a USD 55 trillion economy by 2047, India's Executive Director
PTI
18:25
‘Fadnavis used social media strategically and effectively’
India News: THANE: Devendra Fadnavis, set to return as Maharashtra chief minister for the third time, used social media effectively
PTI
15:21
Reservoirs live storage capacity at 82 pc, significant increase from last year: CWC
New Delhi: The Central Water Commission (CWC) reported that the live storage in 155 major reservoirs across India stood at
PTI
23:28
Air India Express to start flights to Bangkok from December 20
"Operations to Bangkok will commence on 20th December 2024, with direct flights connecting Surat and Pune to the vibrant capital
PTI
23:20
Amit Shah credits government’s firm policies for success against terrorism, insurgency, and narcotics
“Terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, Left Wing Extremism, insurgency in the northeast and narcotics are the four major challenges before
PTI
23:20
Government says e-Daakhil portal rolled out across India, to soon launch e-Jagriti
With over 2 lakh registered cases, more than 35000 have been resolved through the e-Daakhil platform since 2020 when it
