The Aam Aadmi Party has approached the Supreme Court challenging the election held for a member of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi's standing committee.

A mosque, dargah, and a 500-year-old graveyard were demolished in Gujarat’s Gir Somnath district on September 28, despite a recent Supreme Court order prohibiting such actions without prior approval. This demolition is part of an "anti-encroachment drive" aimed at clearing illegal constructions around the Somnath temple, which is undergoing a development project.

The death toll in the accident of a private bus in Madhya Pradesh's Maihar district has gone up to nine as three more persons succumbed to their injuries, police said on Sunday.

A 28-year-old Master of Surgery student of the government-run Moti Lal Nehru Medical College here allegedly ended his life in his car at a hospital associated with the college, police said on Sunday.

Five security personnel were injured when a pressure improvised explosive device (IED) planted by Naxalites exploded in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district on Sunday, police said.

The proposed Waqf Amendment Bill has raised serious concerns within the Muslim community, with many viewing it as a legal instrument aimed at systematically removing Waqf properties from Muslim control. Waqf properties, which are traditionally donated for the betterment of the Muslim community, are considered sacred and belong to God. These properties, once donated, cannot be sold or transferred under any circumstances, no matter the situation. While they can be developed for commercial purposes, their status as Waqf properties remains unchanged. However, the proposed amendments could potentially weaken this protection, making it easier for individuals or organizations to acquire such properties, thereby overriding centuries-old traditions and religious guidelines.

Devbhumi Dwarka: Seven persons including four children died and 14 suffered injuries after a bus jumped the road divider and hit three vehicles near Dwarka in Gujarat on Saturday evening, police said.

New Delhi: One in four diabetic patients are at serious risk of developing heart failure, according to studies conducted in Mumbai and Delhi-NCR at two labs.