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In a redux of the farmers protest in 2020-21, a sizeable number of farmers marched from their villages in Punjab, Haryana and Western Uttar Pradesh, as part of ‘Chalo Delhi’ agitation to seek government’s nod and preferably a legislation to implement their demands. Minimum Support Price (MSP) is their chief demand, this time

Rahul pledges guarantee on MSP but Cong govt rejected Swaminathan Committee report in 2010

In AI numerous platforms may emerge, but they cannot replace human ingenuity : Dr Verma

Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Nisha Napit didn't die of heart attack, as was suspected initially, in Madhya Pradesh’s Dindori district on Sunday, but was reportedly killed by her husband Manish Sharma for not making him the nominee in service, insurance and bank records

Not heart attack, but husband killed Madhya Pradesh SDM: Police

The state saw almost 10% increase in rape cases, with 517 registered in 2022 as compared to 464 in 2021. 

Punjab observes increase in rape cases & cybercrime but crime rate lowers, says NCRB Data 2022

With Kane Williams and Daryl Mitchell leading the charge for New Zealand in the middle overs, India were under pressure in the ICC Men's ODI World Cup 2023 semifinal and it looked like the Black Caps would deny them just like they did in Manchester in 2019.

Men's ODI WC: We were under pressure but knew we could win if we remain calm, says Rohit after India beat NZ in semis

A new analysis using the NASA Earth VIIRS data to count farm fires and wind and temperature profile data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), has revealed that there was 47.8 per cent reduction in farm fires in Punjab and 38.04 per cent in Haryana between 2022 and 2023 from October 1 to November 5.

Explainer: Punjab, Haryana see less farm fires, but Delhi needs action plan to curb pollution

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on the occasion of Vijay Dashami on Tuesday, called for an end to casteism and regionalism which are harming the society, while underlining that weapons in India are worshipped not to dominate others' land but to protect one's own land.

Weapons in India are worshipped not to dominate others' land but to protect one's own land: PM Modi

Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Thursday said that he follows the principle of forget and forgive, and hence wants to leave the state's top post, but it is not leaving him.

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