Bhopal, Almost all lockdown curbs were lifted in the state capital and all shops and religious places were allowed to open on Monday. Near normalcy has been restored after 80 days. However, terms and conditions apply.

Except for the containment areas in the city, all religious places were opened. In temples, devot

Belagavi (Karnataka), wo men were arrested after an argument over unpaid rent turned nasty, during which the houseowner fired in the air after a tenant allegedly attacked him with a sharp weapon in Chikodi of Belagavi district, an official said on Monday.

"Tenant Shrimant Dixit had not paid rent to his landlo

New Delhi/Kolkata, In what is all set to be the latest Centre versus States flashpoint and Mamata Banerjee emerging as the face of the opposition, outshining the Congress party, provisions of the proposed Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2020 have given reason enough for the West Bengal Chief Minister to shoot off a letter to key n

New Delhi, The Congress has attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the PM CARES fund as the party alleged that the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) refused to share details of the fund under the Right to Information Act (RTI).

Congress spokesperson Jaiveer Shergill said that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) d

Rampur (UP), A groom, who was leading his wedding procession on Saturday night, was fined by the Rampur administration for not wearing a mask.

The groom was wearing a 'sehra' made of flowers and a garland of currency notes but did not wear a mask.

The incident took place in Civil lines area

Ranchi, A Jamshedpur district court on Monday sentenced to life imprisonment one of the three persons convicted for a three-year-old girl's gang rape and murder, and handed out 10- and 7-year jail terms to the two others.

The three had abducted the girl from Tatanagar railway station and decapitated her after

Mumbai, The PepsiCo Foundation on Monday announced expansion of its water initiatives to cover 200,000 people in Maharashtra and West Bengal who will get piped water supply to their homes.

The Foundation will invest around USD 3 million with WaterAid in tune with the government of India's 'Jal Jeevan Missi