Ahead of the Republic Day celebrations, security forces in Manipur have intensified intelligence-based combing, cordon and search operations across vulnerable and fringe areas, leading to the recovery of a large cache of arms, ammunition and explosives, and the arrest of individuals linke
An earthquake measuring 3.9 on the Richter scale struck Myanmar late on Sunday night, according to a statement issued by the National Centre for Seismology (NCS).
Speaking to ANI, Fatima said, "I am Sajjad Ali's mother. Six months ago, he left from here and said that he was going abroad. After one and a half months, we were unable to contact him. Two months later, he called me. He said the Army reached here, and since then, I haven't had my phone o
Assam Rifles recovered 2.057 kg of Heroin No-4 valued approximately at Rs 15.42 crores and a mobile phone from the general area, Diltlang in Champhai district, Mizoram on 20 Jan 2026. Recovered narcotics and mobile were handed over to the Police Department, Champhai, for further legal act
"I have received a distressing message: at least 16 Indian nationals, including three from Hyderabad, were promised jobs in Thailand but taken to the Myanmar-Thailand border and enslaved. They are forced to work 18-20 hours daily, physically punished, and deprived of passports, phones, an
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], January 22: Doctors at Medicover Hospital successfully treated a 35-year-old man who developed a life-threatening myasthenic crisis complicated by multiple autoimmune disorders, a rare and high-risk medical emergency.
Speaking on the issue here, Hmar said, "There are people from Myanmar who are taking shelter in Mizoram. The refugees are well cared for. Since it's not my subject and I could not talk about it much more, but they are okay, they are healthy, they have been taken care of." He added that, t
The Assam Rifles recovered foreign currency amounting to Burmese Kyat 3,46,07,000 (Three crore forty-six lakhs seven thousand only) during the apprehension. The apprehended individuals included three Myanmarese and two Indians.
The Leh leg of the KIWG 2026 was declared open by the Lt Governor of UT Ladakh, Kavinder Gupta, lauds PM Modi for his sports vision. Around 1060, including athletes and coaches, will participate in the Games, the first leg of which concludes on January 26