The "Reel Making" challenge at WAVES 2025 has received over 3,300 entries from across India and 20 countries. Through this initiative, launched under the World Audio Visual and Entertainment Summit (WAVES), the Government of India aims to focus on its "Create in India" vision, empowering both domestic and international talent to contribute to the growing global content creation scene.
In view of the spiralling crime graph in the Jammu region, DIG (JSK Range) Shiv Kumar Sharma on Wednesday directed police officers to come down heavily on the network of gangsters, drug peddlers and criminals.
As many as 104 illegal Indian immigrants in the United States landed on Wednesday at Sri Guru Ramdasji International Airport in the holy city of Amritsar in the US military plane C-17, according to sources.
A task force of the Telangana Commissioner of Food Safety, during an inspection at the canteen of the NALSAR University, one of the premier law schools in the country, came across shocking violations of hygiene.
The anti-corruption vigilance wing of the Odisha Police, on Wednesday, made a seizure of around Rs 2 crore unaccounted cash acquired by unfair means from the residence of an officer in the predominantly tribal Malkangiri district.
Country's first Uniform Civil Code(UCC) law enacted by Uttarakhand's Pushkar Singh Dhami government is likely to be implemented on this Republic Day. Officials informed that training and modalities of implementing the UCC is over and the government is gearing to make the law effective on January 26 in all likelihood.
Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan was injured after he was attacked by an intruder with a knife inside his residence in Mumbai, according the police on Thursday.
A senior faculty member of a constituent college under Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology in Udaipur committed suicide in Lake City on Thursday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday underscored the role of Indian startups in solving global challenges while at the same time creating employment opportunities and boosting our quest towards self-reliance.
The Supreme Court on Thursday declined to entertain a public interest plea seeking direction to the central government to release Pakistani nationals languishing in Indian jails even after having completed their sentences, getting acquitted, or against whom no case has been made out.
