No newspaper, no internet and under constant vigil: Sasikala holds MLAs ‘hostage’
Sasikala's supporters have reportedly replaced guards and there is constant patrolling in the corridors at the resort to keep and eye on the MLAs
Author: News Desk
Cold Start effect? Nervous Pakistan accuses India of building a “secret nuclear city”
Recent assertions by the Indian Army that Cold Start military doctrine still formed part of India's military policy are believed to have triggered Pakistan's accusations.
1984 Anti-Sikh riots: Jagdish Tytler summoned to court on CBI’s plea for lie detector test
The riot that ensued after the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in October 1984 claimed lives of nearly 3,000 Sikhs.
Ever wondered how whacky our solar system is?
Have you ever wondered how big the solar system is? Well, here's chance to find out
2000 jawans stuck in Jammu for 3 days due to bad weather, CRPF seeks IAF help to airlift them
In January this year, 21 people including 15 soldiers had lost their lives after two avalanches hit Gurez Sector of Bandipura district of J&K
The tragic story of an Indian Muslim Princess who fought against Nazi Germany
She was from a rare breed of Indians who unflinchingly stood for their principles during the disruptive days of WW2.
BSF Jawan Tej Bahadur’s wife files Habeas Corpus plea in HC, says unable to contact him
BSF jawan, in a video, had claimed that soldiers are not fed properly and tried to show the hardships they faced. His wife claimed he was being tortured because of that.
Narendra Modi government makes Aadhar mandatory for food subsidy from June 30
Government has set a deadline of June 30 for people who have not still got linked with Aadhar