Tax dacoity: Rahul Gandhi on fuel prices

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New Delhi: Flaying the Centre over rising fuel prices, Rahul Gandhi called it “tax dacoity”. Priyanka Vadra tagged a report on Rs 23.53 hike in petrol prices in 2021. TNS

Vikrant begins second phase of sea trials

New Delhi: India’s first indigenous aircraft carrier Vikrant set sail on Sunday for the second sea trials, ahead of its planned induction into the Navy by August next year. PTI

NIA nabs ISIS operative for radicalising youth

New Delhi: The NIA has arrested an alleged Islamic State terrorist, Muhammad Tauqir Mahmood (33) of Bengaluru, for allegedly radicalising Muslim youth and sending them to Syria to join ISIS. PTI

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