New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will remain in jail till April 29 at least, which is 10 days after the Lok Sabha election begins.
The Supreme Court re-scheduled a petition against his arrest pending the Enforcement Directorate’s response. The top court gave the probe agency two weeks to respond to the Delhi Chief Minister’s plea.
Chennai: Acting upon a petition filed by Tamil Nadu PWD Minister Aadhav Arjuna, the Madras High Court on Friday ordered...
A sudden torrent of mud, water, and debris tore through the Nepal-Tibet border region on Wednesday morning, leaving at least...
Panaji: A circular issued by the Goa education department regarding creation of drug-free zones around schools has sparked controversy. According...
New Delhi: Amid reports claiming that Penguin has backed out from publishing Sonia Gandhi’s book after the leader denied editorial...
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