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A child was killed in a road accident that involved BJP MP and veteran actress, Hema Malini, who is hospitalized in Jaipur.
In a communally polarising decision, the BJP government in Maharashtra has decided to consider Madrasa students as 'out of school.'
Rescue operations are underway in three subdivisions of Darjeeling district where multiple landslides have claimed 38 lives, besides washing away highways and damaging homes.
Watch DMK boss Stalin "flick a passenger on the cheek" after he allegedly got too close to him, in the newly-inaugurated Chennai metro.
Main News
A former RAW chief has admitted, in a forthcoming book and interview, that Delhi had "goofed up" the Kandahar air-hostage crisis of 1999.
The Telegraph finds that the palace in Dholpur, involving money, land and favours between Lalit Modi, Vasundhara Raje and her family, is a relic of entrenched feudalism.
Every day, five women are raped, 12 are molested, two persons are murdered and 26 more are targeted by snatchers in the capital, according to a crime-mapping exercise by Delhi Police's Crime Branch.
In what could potentially transform marketing of crops in India, the government has approved the creation of a common electronic platform that will allow farmers and traders to sell their produce to buyers anywhere in the country.
Even as the Modi government has announced plans to roll out the Goods and Services Tax in April, Modi's own state of Gujarat has raised objections to the proposed compensation formula.
Online retailers Flipkart and Amazon are locked in a copyright battle over the sale of best-selling author Amish Tripathi's forthcoming book, the Scion of Ishvaku.
Off The Front Page
Every bike purchased and every bottle of alcohol consumed in Punjab will now invite a "cow cess" in the state, ostensibly for the upkeep of cow shelters.
Odisha's crime branch is investigating how pictures of idols, secretly housed in the iconic Jagannath temple since the 12th century, were leaked on the internet.
The Supreme Court has unanimously held that a petition, seeking to know the medical expenses of judges, is an invasion of judges' right to privacy.
Opinion
Swapan Dasgupta says that had it not been for missteps by authoritarians, India would have continued to accept the Emergency-regime of Indira Gandhi.
Pratap Bhanu Mehta says that the government is risking public anger by ignoring the implications of the various scandals.
Bhawesh Mishra says that the Greece crisis is also a reflection on the bleak future of the idea of Europe.
Nissim Mannathukaran says that comedian Kapil Sharma's hugely-popular show, is a cesspool of misogyny.
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