Operation Sindoor India Pakistan Attack LIVE Updates: A blackout was enforced and sirens went off after artillery firing and explosions were heard in Jammu this evening.
Six people died in a helicopter crash near Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi on Thursday morning.
The unprovoked firing comes a day after India launched the Pahalgam counterstrike 'Operation Sindoor'.
Operation Sindoor Highlights: The Indian armed forces foiled fresh attempts by the Pakistani military to target northern and western cities using drones and missiles on Thursday evening, sources said.
An argument between a principal and a librarian escalated into a physical altercation, with both slapping and pulling each other's hair.
While two children are missing, their parents are undergoing treatment at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla, after a small boat overturned off the coast near San Diego, California.
On the pretext of asking for an address, the man kidnapped a 13-year-old girl and allegedly took her to the hotel.
Heavy rain hit Delhi-NCR Friday morning, resulting in waterlogged roads, uprooted trees, and traffic congestion.
Pahalgam Terrorist Attack Highlights: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi today to discuss the situation in the Union Territory, days after terror attack in Pahalgam.
The woman has rejected all claims of leaving her husband over a beard.
To save her child, a woman threw him from the third floor of a hotel window. The child has suffered minor burns.
The garbage van knocked the girl down and ran over her, killing her on the spot.
Pahalgam Terror Attack Live Updates: Pakistani troops continued ceasefire violations along the Line of Control (LoC) for the eighth consecutive night on Wednesday.
A native of Dera Bassi in Punjab, Vanshika moved to Ottawa two and a half years ago to pursue a diploma course.
A native of Dera Bassi in Punjab, Vanshika reportedly moved to Ottawa two and a half years ago to pursue a diploma course.
Three suspected terrorists from the Naga Insurgent Group, NSCN-K (Angmai), were killed in an encounter late last evening.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, at a key security review meet in the wake of Pahalgam attack, on Tuesday said that the armed forces have "complete operational freedom to decide on the mode, targets and timing of response", sources told NDTV.
Priyansha Soni, a resident of Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, couldn't worship the goddess Durga during Navratri because of periods.
Senior woman constable Amandeep Kaur was arrested amid the Punjab government's ongoing anti-drug drive, 'Yudh Nasheyan Virudh.'
All four doors of the car got locked, and four people on board were stuck for an hour until the police came to rescue them.
A family in Gujarat's Amreli district was asleep when a lion entered their house through a roof opening. The unannounced guest caused panic.
Preeti Kushwaha, 18, allegedly had a secret marriage with her distant cousin and took her life after the man cut off all ties.
A baseline tariff of 10 per cent will apply to economies globally and will take effect on April 5, as announced by the US President Donald Trump.
Bangkok Earthquake Rescue Operation: K9 USAR, Thailand's Rescue Dog Association, has stepped up with furry friends on rescue duty, helping locate people - dead and alive.
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