Karnataka Polls: PM Modi Stages A Spectacular Road Show In Bengaluru For The Second Day
Modi greeted by waving at the crowd gathered on the sides of the roads and on nearby buildings, many of whom were seen chanting 'Modi, Modi', 'Bharat Mata ki Jai' slogans.
Rashtriya Purvanchal Mahasangh Will Honour Bharat Express’ Chief For His Commendable Work In Journalism
The programme is being coordinated by the National President of Rashtriya Purvanchal Mahasangh Manish Singh. The federation is going to honour those who expand social work.
Indian Army To Go Digital With ‘Battlefield Surveillance System To Strengthen Its War-Waging Potential
A number of secure automation projects are underway which are aimed at enhancing not only the operational efficiency, says source...
Meghalaya: Arizona State University Will Establish A Peace Studies Center At USTM
International history specialist Professor Yasmin Saikia, who holds the Hardt-Nickachos Chair in Peace Studies at Arizona State University in the United States, made the announcement.
Home-Brewed Liquor By Sohiong Women Will Be Tested By All-Female Flying Squads
Kharkongor expressed as there is just single supporters, counting of votes will be held at the state focal premises rather than Polo Ground.
URI Celebrates First Indian Wedding Amid Ceasefire Bringing Hope For Lasting Peace On LOC
Mohammad Sultan, an elderly local, expressed his joy at the newfound ability to hold celebratory events in his village.
J-K’s Journey From A War Zone To A Tourist Destination
In recent years, the situation has changed, and Keran has opened its doors to visitors.
J-K’s Reorganisation Turns Youth Into Leaders, Engines Of Socio-Economic Growth
The J&K youth have embraced the idea of India by saying no to guns and stones.
The Little-Known Legend Of Mai Bhago, A Staunch ‘Sikhni’
The lioness of Punjab, Mai Bhago, was born as Mata Bhag Kaur.
“Promoter, Justifier, Spokesperson For Terrorism…”: Jaishankar Names And Shames Bilawal Bhutto
On April 20, an Army vehicle passing Bhimber Gali and Poonch in the Rajouri sector of Jammu and Kashmir was fired upon, by unidentified terrorists, which lead to the death of five soldiers.
