US National Matthew VanDyke Appears Before Delhi Court After Returning From Abroad
US national Matthew Aaron VanDyke has returned to India and appeared before the Rouse Avenue NIA court, adhering to conditions set after he was granted default bail.
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US national Matthew Aaron VanDyke has returned to India and appeared before the Rouse Avenue NIA court, adhering to conditions set after he was granted default bail.
India and the United States are moving toward finalizing a significant bilateral trade deal, though government officials have cautioned that the concluding stages of the negotiation process continue t...
In a strategic move to address the massive passenger surge during the Diwali and Chhath Puja festivities, Indian Railways has announced a special Vande Bharat train service operating between New Delhi...
The Delhi High Court on Thursday issued an order declining to stay the release of the film 'Doosra', despite a legal challenge filed by former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly. The movie, which d...
India has formally challenged a recent United Nations report, taking strong exception to the document's characterization of Dawood Ibrahim’s criminal network, the 'D-Company,' as an India-based organi...
Visiting US Secretary of State Marco Rubio affirmed that Washington’s diplomatic engagement with Pakistan will not undermine its strategic partnership with New Delhi.
A 24-year-old delivery executive has died after allegedly consuming poison following an assault sparked by a disagreement over a torn ten-rupee note in East Delhi.
Delhi Police have withheld security clearance for Diljit Dosanjh’s scheduled performance at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, citing festive season security requirements and potential threats.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has dismissed allegations of electoral malpractice, claiming the opposition is using the narrative to excuse repeated defeats.
Following the recent release of activists in Delhi, the powers of Special Executive Magistrates under the BNSS 2023 have come under renewed focus.