With Holi 2023 just around the corner, celebrations for the festival have already begun. There is a feeling of enthusiasm among Indians, as they are preparing to play the auspicious festival of colours with their friends and family.
The Delhi Police has arrested a 24-year-old Uber driver for misbehaving with a woman journalist during a ride in southeast Delhi, officials said on Friday. Vikas Kumar Yadav is accused in this case. Delhi Police has completed legal formalities under Sec 164 CrPC.
ED had recorded a money laundering case against Tower Infotech Ltd and Pincon Group on the basis of FIRs registered by CBI and West Bengal Police for misappropriating Rs 156 Crore and Rs 638 crore respectively collected from its investors.
Delhi Police have registered a case in connection to the incident in which a driver allegedly misbehaved with a female journalist in an Uber auto-rickshaw in the national capital.
India is a diverse land of cultures and traditions where Holi, the festival of colours, which is already knocking on our doors, is celebrated with jubilation and festive cheer all across the nation.
Criticizing the recent incident of Bihar's Vaishali, wherein the father of slain jawan, who lost his life in Galwan standoff, was thrashed, the Bharatiya Janata Party leader Haribhushan Thakur on Tuesday said that misbehaving with the family members of jawan is unacceptable.
As per Delhi Police, three bike-borne miscreants reached in front of a Cable and WiFi office, located at Som Bazar road, Chanchal Park, before two of them barged into the office and fired at Hitesh (22).
Two Border Security Force (BSF) jawans received severe injuries after they were attacked by Bangladeshi miscreants and villagers while performing duty in the security of Indian farmers on the international border.
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) constituted a committee after receiving a complaint claiming illegal industrial activities manufacturing acid were being carried out by certain miscreants in areas like Gali Kuan Wali, Lal Darwaza, Sirki Walan in the national capital.
The Ministery Of Youth Affairs and Sports (MYAS) on Thursday extended the submission report deadline for the Wrestling Oversight Committee formed to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct, harassment/intimidation, financial irregularities and administrative lapses of the WFI by two