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PM Narendra Modi, in the 117th episode of his Mann Ki Baat radio program, highlighted the event's spiritual grandeur and cultural significance, calling it 'Ekta Ka Mahakumbh'.

Bengaluru district administration has restricted entry to Nandi Hills on New Year’s Eve (6 pm Dec 31 to 7 am Jan 1) to maintain law and order. Police have deployed tight security across the city, focusing on major celebration hubs and ensuring public safety.

Kolkata and surrounding areas of West Bengal will enjoy a mild winter day with pleasant weather on December 30, 2024

Millions of people across the country rely on the ration system. The ration card is also one of the most important government identity documents. Now, the central government is about to bring a big change in that ration system.

Maulana Mufti Shahabuddin Razvi Bareilvi, the national president of the All India Muslim Jamaat, has issued a stern fatwa urging Muslims to abstain from celebrating the New Year, declaring such celebrations “strictly un-Islamic".

The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) witnessed a thrilling turnaround on the third day of the fourth Test between India and Australia. India's young sensation, Nitish Reddy, stole the show with a majestic unbeaten maiden century, guiding his team to a respectable position.

The ashes of former prime minister Manmohan Singh were immersed in the Yamuna river near the Majnu ka Tila Gurdwara by members of his family following Sikh rituals on Sunday.

A 30-foot statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj has been erected by the Indian Army near Pangong Tso in Ladakh, sparking controversy on social media. Netizens argue that a statue of General Zorawar Singh, who conquered Ladakh, would be more appropriate for the location.

In a shocking incident, a Mumbai-based research data analyst orchestrated the abduction of his eight-year-old nephew in Gujarat to extort Rs 30 lakh from the boy's father.

The Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) faces criticism again after errors in the KAS re-examination, held on Sunday. Candidates report translation mistakes in several questions, leading to frustration. They demand another re-examination to ensure fairness, urging KPSC to fix the ongoing issues.