Indian-flagged oil tanker Jag Laadki has reached Mundra port in Gujarat after safely sailing from Fujairah in the UAE, despite an attack on the terminal. This brings the total number of vessels navigating through the conflict zone to four. The tanker, carrying 80,886 tonnes of crude oil from the UAE, left Fujairah Port after the

A man posing as a parrot astrologer has arrested for cheating an Income Tax officer and taking gold and silver worth over Rs 20 lakh. The Bharathinagar police recovered a large part of the stolen goods after a thorough investigation. According to the police, the complainant, who lives in Shivan Chetty Garden near Bharathinagar Police

A peaceful evening of spiritual observance turned into a legal nightmare for 14 young Muslim people in Varanasi. Their plan to break their Ramadan fast on a boat led to their immediate arrest. What was meant to be a quiet Iftar gathering on the Ganga has been redefined by local authorities as a criminal act

Lok Sabha will discuss and vote today on the Demands for Grants managed by the Ministry of Railways for 2026-27. The discussion on the Demands for Grants overseen by the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare for 2026-27 is also on the agenda. Lok Sabha discuss on Railways, Agriculture Demands In the Rajya Sabha, the

Amid the ongoing LPG shortage in parts of India, a bill from a café in Bengaluru went viral on social media after it included a “Gas Crisis Charge” on a customer’s lemonade order. A user shared a picture of the receipt from Theo Cafe on X. The receipt shows a 5 % “gas crisis charge”

Amid concerns from city residents about the shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) due to the conflict in West Asia, the Delhi police’s Crime Branch on Monday shut down an LPG cylinder hoarding operation in a warehouse in outer Delhi’s Mundka area. Delhi Police bust Mundka LPG hoarding As part of its efforts against hoarding

Amid the LPG crisis that has affected Rajasthan for the past week, some relief has finally arrived. The hotel and restaurant industry, which faced serious challenges due to the cooking gas shortage, has received a much-needed lifeline. Oil companies resumed the supply of commercial LPG cylinders on Sunday. Normal operations are expected to start today

Nearly 23 % of Indian households bought an induction cooktop due to worries that liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) supplies become scarce in their areas. It is due to the conflict in West Asia, according to a survey. The survey found that many outlets sold 50 to 70 induction cooktops daily over the past week, which

The US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has recommended targeted sanctions on entities like the Rashtriya Swayam sevak Sangh (RSS) and the ruling BharatiyaJanata Party (BJP) for violations of religious freedom. It has labeled India a “country of particular concern” and urged Washington to tie arms sales and trade policies to religious freedom. USCIRF