Baby girl found injured with throat slit
A newborn baby girl was found in a waste dump in a seriously injured condition with her throat slit and profusely bleeding in the Pachor town of Rajgarh district of Madhya Pradesh on Saturday.
A newborn baby girl was found in a waste dump in a seriously injured condition with her throat slit and profusely bleeding in the Pachor town of Rajgarh district of Madhya Pradesh on Saturday.
These special guests have been invited for republic day parade for their exemplary works in forest and wildlife conversation.
Officers of the SPG have reportedly surveyed the area and the Kargil-Srinagar highway has been shut till Monday as a precautionary measure.
Smarting under Governor RN Ravi’s boycott of the Assembly without delivering the customary address, prepared by the state government, Chief Minister MK Stalin on Saturday charged him with intentionally disrespecting the House and its dignity with a pre-determined mindset which amounted to insulting Tamil and the Tamil people.
He vowed to eradicate the drug menace from the nation and pledged that not a single kilogram of narcotics will either enter India or be smuggled out of the country.
As voting continues in the crucial bypolls for the Wayanad Lok Sabha seat and the Chelakkara Assembly constituency, the alleged leak of excerpts from CPI-M leader and former LDF convener EP Jayarajan’s upcoming autobiography has sparked a political storm in Kerala.
Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan on Wednesday chaired the 35th Tri-services Commanders’ Conference (TSTCC) at the Southern Naval Command in Kochi.
After more than six decades, the famous Buddhist monastery at Ratnagiri in Odisha’s Jajpur district will come under further excavation by the Archaeological Survey of India in collaboration with three universities.
Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday urged young and creative minds to address the emerging challenges of the domestic apparel and textile industry and work towards making India the fashion capital of the world.
The Counter Intelligence Kashmir said Bhat Navidul, a resident of Tazipora-Mohanpora of District Kulgam, was misusing social media for radical propaganda aimed at instigating people against the government of India and also glamorising terrorism.
