New Delhi: The Hindu Sena, a right-wing group, Tuesday paid tributes to Queen Victoria on her 118th death anniversary here and said she "freed India from the autocratic rule of the Mughals".
Ahmedabad: The Gujarat government Tuesday issued a circular asking district authorities to ensure a ban on online multiplayer game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, popularly called PUBG.
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New Delhi: The Centre had earmarked Rs 280 crore for the scheme in 2018-’19, out of which Rs 155.71 crore was allocated for advertising.
New Delhi: Praveen Togadia, former working president of VHP international has claimed that Prime minister Narendra Modi never sold tea and it was just a gimmick to gain public sympathy.
Mumbai: A good number of the 15 Indian seafarers who are on-board the two ill-fated ships which caught fire off the Russian waters Monday have survived the accident, officials at the Directorate General of Shipping (DGS) here said Tuesday.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kanaka Durga filed a complaint with the District Violence Protection Officer after her in-laws drove her out of the house. She was earlier beaten up by her mother-in-law.
New Delhi: The BJP Tuesday dubbed allegations of rigging in the 2014 polls, made at a London press conference, a "Congress-sponsored conspiracy" designed to "defame" Indian democracy and its Election Commission.
New Delhi: The Election Commission on Tuesday asked the Delhi Police to lodge an FIR against a self-proclaimed cyber expert for his claims that the 2014 Lok Sabha polls were rigged and the EVMs can be hacked.
The well-known Loyola College here has issued an apology after a row erupted over some paintings at an expo in its campus which the BJP and other saffron outfits termed as desecration of Hindu symbols.
Kick-starting the BJP's campaign in West Bengal, party chief Amit Shah Tuesday said all Bengali refugees will be granted citizenship with the passage of the Citizenship Bill.
