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In a scathing speech in the Lok Sabha, Modi launched a charged rebuttal of the speech delivered the previous day by Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi

Hathras Stampede: Bodies on ice blocks, kin wait for autopsy; others look for missing loved ones

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Nashir Ahamad Tigadi of Belagavi and Mohammad Haji of Vijapura have been arrested, the Goa police said on Tuesday

PM Narendra Modi accuses opposition of portraying Hindus as violent, says country won't forget.

The confirmation came after the police carried out a several hours-long search by opening up the two septic tanks in the missing woman's husband's home.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 135-minute speech in Lok Sabha saw continuous sloganeering on the Manipur issue and heckling by opposition MPs.

Hathras tragedy: The stampede took place as people headed home after a ‘satsang’ in the district’s Phulrai village, conducted by a preacher known as Bhole Baba.

The Goa government has also written to the Centre to seek a reduction in the number of ecologically sensitive villages

IAF chief Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari announced the creation of a weapon systems branch for officers, IAF’s first operational branch since independence, in October 2022.

Hathras stampede: District Magistrate Ashish Kumar said it was a private function for which permission was granted by the sub-divisional magistrate.

Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) 318/319 have replaced section 420 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), but pop culture will keep it alive in jokes and slang.

Indian agencies are keeping a close watch on the situation in Myanmar’s Chin state that shares a 510-km unfenced border with Mizoram

Aditya-L1 completes first halo orbit around Sun-Earth Lagrangian point 1 after three station-keeping manoeuvres, says ISRO.

Citing recent irregularities, DMK MP P Wilson called for abolishing NEET or granting assent to a bill to exclude Tamil Nadu from the medical entrance exam.

Bhole Baba, who is only seen in public in white clothes, had worked with the UP police for 18 years before quitting his job and opting for a new role

Hathras stampede: Sikandra Rao police station's SHO, Ashish Kumar, said the stampede occurred due to overcrowding.

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Hathras stampede: Initial reports indicated that the stampede started soon after the women rushed out of the venue

Reacting to Gandhi's speech in the Lower House of the Parliament yesterday, PM Modi said the Congress leader carried out a drama to gain sympathy.

Hathras Stampede News highlights: At least 116 people lost their lives in a stampede at a religious event on Tuesday.

Congress MP urged the central government to take immediate action regarding floods as 19 districts remain affected with death toll rising to 35

Rahul Gandhi said it would be fitting if the Prime Minister were to lead the debate in the interest of the students

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he can understand the pain of some, who despite spreading lies, had to face a massive defeat in the Lok Sabha elections.

Samajwadi Party MP Awadhesh Prasad said he was pained to see the condition of the temple town that attracts several tourists from across the world

The National Investigation Agency on Monday gave its nod to allow Engineer Rashid to take the oath of office as a member of Parliament

Rahul Gandhi requested Narendra Modi-led government to facilitate a debate on the medical entrance exam NEET issue in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is replying to the Motion of Thanks on President's address to the joint sitting of Parliament.

At least 107 people, including mostly women, died in a major stampede during a religious event in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras district on Tuesday.

Ambadas Danve allegedly used foul language in the House on Monday while responding to a discussion on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s now-expunged remarks.