Hamza Momin (17) from Pune is confident of making it to the final list of students and achieve what his father did not.

Fishing community demands Rs 500-crore compensation from ONGC

One kidney was transplanted in a 34-year-old Muslim man from Thane and the second one was sent to KEM hospital for a 28-year-old male.

Second lowest pass percentage for Mumbai division; state pass percentage up 10.08 per cent

The 11-year-old never got a chance to go to school due to his condition.

Sena leader Haji Arafat Shaikh hopes move will send a positive message

Other senior party leaders including Vijay Malhotra, Meenakshi Lekhi, Maheish Girri and Ramlal too addressed the gathering.

Offline registration will begin from June 5. The first admission list by colleges will be put up on June 25, followed by six more lists.

The plea challenging the validity of Tomar’s undergraduate and LLB degrees was filed in February this year by advocate Santosh Kumar Sharma before the High Court.

Shakuntala Gamlin has made a point-by-point rebuttal of the charges made against her by the AAP government.

Ajay Maken lashed out at the AAP, saying that such tussle between an elected Delhi government and the L-G has frequently happened in the past.

Kejriwal says: If we took some money and gave some upstairs, MHA notification would not have come

Delhi High Court directed the NDMC to not sign contract for award of tender for the proposed “smart poles” till it hears detailed arguments in a plea filed by Reliance Jio.

The court also took note of the submissions made by the Waqf board, which had said that several parts of the 'archaeological park' fell under Waqf property.

Police have sent the bodies for an autopsy though prima facie it seems they died of a drug overdose or exposure to the sun.

As salaries become due once again and pensions remain pending for approximately a year, the corporation is looking at some grant-in-aid from the Delhi government.

Most Muslims in Atali homeless, still camping at police station

The hawkers had been disallowed from doing business at the station for the past several months.

Debapriya had allegedly broken traffic rules in an inebriated condition and assaulted a traffic constable, leading to a police complaint being lodged against her.

While three of them are students of classes III, IV and V, the fourth had dropped out of school last year.

The court said there was nothing in the police report to justify apprehension of a law and order situation, although people from two religions were involved.

Raj Bhawan conducting verification of every name before giving its nod

The Congress workers managed to gherao Jamnagar MP Poonam Madam and Surendranagar MP Devji Fatepapra and handed them memos.

"This will be a technology that will eliminate cables and will be ideal for smart cities that are being planned in the country," said Tapan Misra, director, SAC, a crucial arm of ISRO.