Zeeshan Ahmed

The Indian fantasy television show ‘Prem ya Paheli – Chandrakanta’ which is aired on Life OK, will soon see a replacement. The makers of the show have roped in Ankur Nayyar, who will be seen playing the role of Tej Singh in the show.

The launch of Dil Tera Aashiq was organised at a huge scale at Empire Studio recently

From April 15, all private hospitals in Madhya Pradesh, including Bhopal, will not provide treatment to poor patients under Ayushman card scheme. This announcement was made by the United Private Hospitals Director Association at a press conference.

The deteriorating health of Hyderabad's iconic Durgam Cheruvu is evident as hundreds of fish were found floating on the lake's surface, gasping for air due to water pollution. The sewage flowing from surrounding homes is a major cause, according to civic authorities. However, environmentalists argue that the problem extends beyond sewage, citing the failure of Sewage Treatment Plants and the presence of various pollutants in the water. Rapid urbanisation around the lake has aggravated the situation. It is a collective responsibility to address industrial pollution and prevent waste drainage into the lake to safeguard its future.

The joint team of special operation group and Sarnath and Cantonment police nabbed two youth carrying counterfeit Indian currency (CFIC) amounting to 50,000 in the denomination of Rs 500.

A trial court on Thursday summoned ACP Sanjeev Yadav, investigating officer in the September 13 serial blasts.

Outrage has exploded in Pakistan's Balochistan after the killing of activist Zeeshan Ahmed, allegedly by military personnel. Zeeshan, who sought the return of his forcibly disappeared father, was abducted on June 29th and his body was discovered the next day. The Baloch Yakjehti Committee reports Zeeshan's body showed signs of torture, including bullet wounds.

A trial court on Monday sent six suspected IM terrorists to police custody till February 4 for their alleged involvement in the September 13 serial blasts.

A Delhi court on Monday disallowed a plea of a suspected Indian Mujahideen terrorist and an accused in the September 13 serial blasts, seeking a copy of alleged electronic evidence in the case.

A trial court on Wednesday extended judicial custody of six suspected Indian Mujahideen terrorists, accused of carrying out the September 13 serial blasts in the capital, by another 14 days.

The court also took cognizance of the chargesheet filed against the accused, arrested for their alleged involvement in the September 13 serial blasts.

A Delhi court on Tuesday extended by 18 days the judicial remand of five suspected Indian Mujahideen terrorists, accused of carrying out the serial blasts here on September 13 last year.

Addressing the gathering, programme convenor Shashi Gupta said the organisation aims to provide a common platform for journalists and push for the law’s enforcement nationwide, citing its implementation in Chhattisgarh in 2023.

A city court on Saturday extended the judicial custody of two suspected IM terrorists, accused of carrying out serial blasts in city on September 13 last year, by 14 days.

A trial court on Saturday took cognizance of the two chargesheets filed against five suspected Indian Mujahideen terrorists in connection with the September 13 serial blasts.

Investigators say all 12 were part of the module headed by Atif Ameen (alleged mastermind) that stayed in Batla House, but two of them, Dr Shahnawaz and Mohammad Sajid (Bada), were most important.

Six suspected Indian Mujahideen terrorists were remanded to two days police custody by a Delhi Court in connection with the September 13 serial blasts case here.