India

Indian tennis legend Sania Mirza bid a tearful farewell to the Australian Open, her last Grand Slam appearance before her retirement next month.

The Adani group lost nearly Rs 2 lakh crore in market capitalisation in early trading hours on Friday, taking the overall decline in its market capitalisation to over Rs 2.75 lakh crore since Tuesday’s closing.

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) Wednesday said that all 46 Government Mental Healthcare Institutions across the country are in deplorable conditions and depict very pathetic handling by the different stakeholders.

Hindenburg Research said on Thursday that Adani hasn't addressed a single substantive issue they raised in their report.

While hearing a plea filed by an 84-year-old Sikh man seeking compensation for the loss of his wife and daughter in the 1984 Sikh genocide, the Allahabad High Court has sought a personal affidavit of the Uttar Pradesh government home secretary.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday questioned the CBI and the Gujarat government as to why they want to send human rights activist Teesta Setalvad and her husband Javed Anand back in jail after they have been out for over seven years on anticipatory bail.

Shah Rukh Khan's Pathaan is off to a great start at the domestic box office. As per early estimates, Pathaan's Hindi version has recorded a phenomenal ₹50-51 crore nett collection on day one at the domestic box office.

“The detained Jamia Millia Islamia students are kept in Fatehpur Beri police station,” tweeted Shamseer Ibrahim, Fraternity Movement national president.

The launch of an Urdu book based on the fake encounter of Ishrat Jahan was called off following the Pune Police said that they would take stringent action against organizers.

“In India, this is something (Gujarat genocide 2002) that happened 21 years ago that the Supreme Court has ruled on. And that people including Muslims feel we now should put behind us,“ senior Congress leader and MP Shashi Tharoor said talking on the recent BBC documentary that questions Narendra Modi’s leadership during Gujarat Muslim genocide 2002.

A research paper submitted by senior IPS officer P D Nitya, Superintendent of Police Leh-Ladakh, claims that India has lost its presence in 26 of the 65 Patrolling Points...

In a case related to the 2002 Gujarat Muslim genocide, a court in Halol town in Gujarat’s Panchmahal district on Tuesday acquitted 22 Hindutva men for lack of evidence after they were charged with killing 17 Muslims including two children.