Actor Inam-ul-Haq rejects social media speculation about a personal relationship with Radhika, calling the rumours 'baseless and completely untrue'

Police say the music video may have been one of several turning points that worsened tensions between Radhika and her father

Gurugram Police say the probe is also looking at tennis player's mother, Manju Yadav, as part of the investigation

The 25-year-old was shot dead at point-blank range by her father Deepak Yadav, 49, at the family’s double-storey home at Sushant Lok area in Gurugram

Residents recall midnight horror — roar of water, screams, darkness

Himachal Pradesh launched 'My Deed' for easier land registration, allowing online applications and reducing office visits. New digital initiatives include simplified 'Jamabandi', e-Roznamcha Vakyati, and 'Kaarguzari'. The government aims for paperless, efficient revenue services with online mutation and court management systems.

This marks the Dalai Lama’s first visit to Ladakh in two years

HPTDC Chairman Bali wants the government to reconsider handing over 14 hotels for operation and maintenance. He requests a feasibility study and renovation funding, arguing the properties are profitable with improvements. He also suggests leasing the units only after renovation if they don't become profitable.

Ramban Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Alyas Khan has announced an assistance of Rs 1 lakh each to the next of kin of the deceased and Rs 25,000 to injured

The Indian Army has increased its presence in Jammu's forests to prevent terrorist infiltration, especially during the Amarnath Yatra. Operation Shiva 2025 involves 8,500 troops, a counter-drone grid, and preemptive deployments to secure pilgrimage routes. Intelligence suggests active Pakistani terrorists are attempting infiltration.

The State Investigation Agency (SIA) Kashmir conducted searches in Jammu, Doda, and Handwara, targeting terror financing networks using cryptocurrency. The operations aimed to uncover a conspiracy involving cross-border funding, identify those inciting youth, and gather evidence to dismantle the networks.

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq was placed under house arrest, preventing him from leading prayers for Martyrs' Day. Political parties, including the National Conference, condemned the restrictions and requested permission to visit the Martyrs' Graveyard. July 13th commemorates the 1931 killings of protesters against the Dogra regime.

  A rescue operation by multiple agencies is underway

DMRC announces Rs 5 lakh ex-gratia for next of kin | Investigation underway

Delhi's PWD will establish its own engineering cadre, ending reliance on CPWD. This aims to improve accountability, project continuity, and decision-making by employing a dedicated workforce under Delhi's direct control. The move should streamline infrastructure projects.

High-profile leaders from various political parties, including RSS officials, Union Ministers, and Chief Ministers, attended a prayer meeting in Delhi for Dau Lal Vaishnaw. Vaishnaw, father of the Information and Broadcasting Minister, was a senior advocate who passed away at 81.

Delay in garbage processing operations

Company effectively used Centralised Control and Monitoring System

The district administration launched a Google form to gather resident complaints and suggestions on public services and road conditions. Led by Deputy Commissioner Sakshi Sawhney, this initiative aims to address issues like road quality, waterlogging, streetlights, and footpaths by involving citizens in decision-making. The form link is provided.

Received bullet injury in leg

Will take up issue with Chief Minister, says Improvement Trust Chairperson

Accumulated water, stinking sewage puddles and garbage mar the exterior premises of the Civil Hospital

His recent appointment by Pope Leo XIV marks the end of a six-year wait for the community to have a new Bishop in Jalandhar

Victim alleges family feud behind attack

Faced huge crop losses due to floods during monsoon in two years

A man, Tilakraj, was murdered by two scooter-riding individuals in Meharban. Initially, his family reported a robbery, but later changed their statement. Police are investigating, possessing CCTV footage of the suspects, and suspect the motive was murder. A case of murder has been registered.

Monu Kumar died after friends Kanti, Pintu, and Vikas allegedly made him drink excessive alcohol. His father reported the incident to the police after learning his son's body was abandoned near Pratap Chowk. Police Division 6 registered a case based on the father's statement.

A 16-year-old boy was assaulted and filmed in an obscene video by three friends in a hotel room. The incident occurred after they went shopping. The victim's father reported the crime, leading to one arrest and searches for the other suspects. Charges under the BNS were filed.

Diarrhoea cases in Alipur Araian reached 137, with six new cases reported on Friday. Four deaths have occurred due to contaminated water. Officials report improved conditions, with water quality now confirmed as potable. Only two patients remain hospitalized, both stable.

The meet was presided over by Rattan Singh, Vice-Chancellor, Jagat Guru Nanak Dev Punjab State Open University

The drain had been left uncovered amid construction work

Civic apathy comes under the scanner

Mumbai train blasts (July 11, 2006)

Guru Dutt (July 9, 1925-Oct 10, 1964)

Jyoti Basu, a communist leader, served as West Bengal's Chief Minister for 23 years, implementing land reforms and decentralizing power. His government boosted agriculture, fostered industrial projects, and navigated social unrest. Though offered Prime Minister, he remained loyal to his party, leaving a complex legacy of successes and shortcomings.

Madan Lal Madhu (May 22, 1925 - July 7, 2014)

The book tells the story of some Indians living in America who took upon themselves the responsibility of waging an ethical struggle in the US against the excesses of the Emergency

Be it the famous activists of Narmada Bachao Andolan or the unsung crusaders in Meghalaya, a newspaper vendor cleaning the Yamuna or an activist shoring up data on sand mining, the book brings in some hope

She says we need to tell the unique stories of the fantastic dishes we have and verbalise their appeal

‘Language, Literature, Culture and Cinema: Essays in Honour of Professor Harish Narang’ pays a tribute to his long and illustrious tenure as Professor of English at Jawaharlal Nehru University

Crestfallen after the disastrous fate of ‘Kaagaz ke Phool’, Guru Dutt returned with his biggest hit, but the damage had been done

A new generation of artists is redefining Jangarh Kalam and taking forward the legacy of the pioneering tribal artist

Solo theatre might seem minimalist, but demands emotional intensity

A timeless saga of love, loss and longing, the film is back in theatres four decades after it was first released

Cango Caves in South Africa are one of the oldest in the world, and offer a delightful geological exploration

Monsoon lends a luminous quality to the Pink City

Hailed as the world’s best train journey, the Flam Railway is much more than an exploration of the scenic Norwegian region. It is a marvel of engineering

Home to one of the last rural communities in the country, the boomerang-shaped island is a haven for nature lovers

Stick to traditional fare, says Rujuta Diwekar, home-cooked food is best deal

Tesla’s robo-taxis are live, turning heads and earning fares. Can India ever plug in?

The sweet & sour irresistible stew can be enjoyed with rice as well as bread

Across India, there are some well-guarded and exclusive clubs having their own menus and specialities

Aims to reduce food waste and boost sustainability, WOOHOO to open in September in downtown Dubai 

The sweet & sour irresistible stew can be enjoyed with rice as well as bread

Stick to traditional fare, says Rujuta Diwekar, home-cooked food is best deal

Say cheers to a long-lasting friendship as you take a sip of the creamy, fizzy berry-based drink with nutty undertones and herbal brightness

‘Bad working conditions’, exploitation led to revolt

I hope he has it in him to bind the world with threads of humanity & brotherhood

We were undoubtedly quite a sight, locomoting and balancing ourselves on light-weight elbow crutches, but we learnt to juggle with a drink, a cigarette, crutches and of course the good or undamaged leg!

There can be no one standard of beauty and if you believe in yourself, the world believes in you

Eli Lilly and Company (India), in collaboration with the Association of Physicians of India (API), on Friday announced the launch of 'API - Obesity Gurukul', a flagship Continuing Medical Education (CME) program aimed at enhancing physicians' clinical capabilities to address obesity, which is rapidly emerging as one of India's most pressing public health challenges.

A surgical procedure to reverse vasectomy and restore natural fertility in men

Immunogenicity and safety of a mixed regimen of JE virus vaccines (JENVAC or JEEV) compared to two doses of a single vaccine regimen.

Researchers say it could one day help spot health problems before symptoms appear