For now, the weight of suspicion has settled on the plane's engines and external factors such as a bird hit—either or both of which may have caused the tragedy
The actor-politician, who has reportedly signed up for the sequel of 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi', had described her stint in the popular TV serial as a "walk in the park"
Sonam Chombay's book is a deeply insightful and timely contribution to India's understanding of one of its most critical frontier states
There could be a financial factor too—losses of around Rs 1,000 crore suffered by the state last year from open-market sale of moong
Meetings across Maharashtra, led by Maratha community members, have called for an end to ostentatious wedding expenditure and dowry harassment
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Mamata Banerjee has refuted allegations of using religion as a criterion, asserting that socio-economic backwardness alone determined quota eligibility
The horrific Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad brings back memories of the 1996 tragedy, involving Saudi Airways and Kazakhstan Airlines flights, over farmlands in Haryana
With the Trump administration erecting barriers for foreign students seeking education in the US, legal recourse appears limited
Eight high-profile projects under successive Congress and BJP regimes have come a cropper due to poor planning
How a combination of new strains, vaccine hesitancy and Covid-denial among people at large led to a potent second surge of cases in India in 2021
Introduced to promote ease of doing business, frequent amendments and escalating procedural expenses have turned GST into a burden for entrepreneurs
Bhindi as a vegetable has high nutritional value—rich in vitamins, low on calories, supportive of healthy gut bacteria and even heart-protective
INDIA TODAY takes stock of some J&K border villages intensely shelled by Pakistan during Operation Sindoor as their residents pick up the pieces
A recent government report provides granular details of how urban floods are entirely a consequence of faulty planning, and how this can be fixed
Public emotion, political caution, capacity overload, governmental inertia—multiple factors are at play in one of the world's most congested public transport systems
The BJP has questioned the Bengal assembly resolution, hailing the military operation against Pakistan, for skipping the term 'Operation Sindoor'
From Sonam Raghuvanshi in Indore to Muskan of Meerut, a trail of women who allegedly killed their husbands casts a harsh light on contemporary Indian marriage and domestic life
Whisky's summer avatar brings tropical fruits, garden herbs, crisp citrus and even savoury tweaks to the glass
Coercion, though indispensable in managing Pakistan, should be a means to an end, leveraged through dialogue
Sedentary lifestyles, unhealthy eating and genetic factors are major reasons for the problem, which needs to be tackled on a war footing before it becomes an epidemic
The outcry over safety in Meghalaya prompted tourism minister Paul Lyngdoh to warn of legal action against anyone trying to tarnish his state's reputation
The operation serves a warning to nations relying on Chinese military hardware as India's advanced capabilities continue to reshape the regional power balance
Cold, calculated murders allegedly masterminded by women have challenged the basic norms of understanding 'feminine' behaviour. But who said women had monopoly over 'nurturance' alone?
Maharashtra deputy CM Ajit Pawar concedes the poll-winning scheme, which has some 24.6 million women listed, was rolled out without due scrutiny
The BJP says the 2024 Dhaka uprising protester, who also figures in Bengal's electoral rolls, is living proof of voter enrollment bungling under Trinamool Congress rule
VHP veteran Swami Vigyananand's book offers India not just a vision of what it can become but a reminder of what it already is
Over 42 per cent of rural households earn major income from non-farm activities. And what about the 12.5 million tenanted farmers who cultivate but don't own land?
Instill this simple maxim—never transfer money at the behest of a caller, no matter how official they look or sound
The government plans to introduce app-based cabs to redress tourist complaints of overcharging, and describes the fears of local taxi drivers as unfounded
A top chef presents truly delectable, yet easy to prepare, mango and green tea popsicles. Also, a margarita and salad
The Akal Takht's silence on June 6 signalled a fractured Sikh polity, a disillusioned youth, a contested past—and perhaps a chance for a reset
Amit Shah's Madurai visit ticks all the symbolism boxes, but his party's challenge will be to unify a fractured Opposition of conflicting ambitions without fracturing itself
Modi has completed 11 years as prime minister. How he has been leaving his mark on both the national and international stage
Thousands of citizens have joined in as the Sabarmati is emptied for some vigorous manual cleaning of its riverbed
Q&A with the actor, producer and screenwriter who recently made his OTT debut with the musical drama series 'Hai Junoon! Dream. Dare. Dominate'
While speculation swirls about what this marriage means politically, theirs is a deeply personal alliance built on lives lived in parallel, then increasingly in conversation
Beyond welfare, the decision helps reinforce political credibility and manage the national security sentiment in the backdrop of tensions with Pakistan
Seventeen people, many of them wedding guests, were bit by a suspected rabid jackal in Limbai village in Barwani district
The J&K chief minister is out to revive tourism in post-'Pahalgam' Valley, as central forces secure Amarnath Yatra routes
