India's electorate now has over 99 crore voters. There has been a 2.2% growth in the number of voters, recorded since the last special summary revision of electoral rolls in 2024. Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar announced on Tuesday that the country may soon have 100 crore
Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Rajiv Kumar defended the Election Commission of India's (ECI) decision not to share CCTV footage from polling booths with the public and candidates. Kumar was addressing the media on Tuesday at a press conference, which was held primarily to announce the date of Delhi
Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar announced at a press conference on Tuesday that Delhi will have single-phase polling on February 5 and that the counting of votes will be done on February 8.
The last date for filing of nominations is on January 17 and that of withdrawal of candidature
Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday launched the Bharatpol portal, allowing law enforcement agencies in India to seek Interpol assistance directly. Previously limited to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the new system will improve coordination between central, state, and union territory police for issuing Red Corner Notices and other
Highlights include the Army grounding Dhruv helicopters for safety checks, the US lifting nuclear trade curbs on Indian entities, and Delhi set to announce election dates today.
At least 95 people were killed and over 130 injured after six earthquakes, including a magnitude 7.1 tremor on the Richter scale, struck Tibet-Nepal border within an hour on Tuesday, causing widespread destruction in the region. The quake struck with its epicentre in Tibet, around 93 km northeast of
On Monday, the University Grants Commission (UGC) released its 2025 draft regulations that open the doors for non-academics to become Vice-Chancellors of universities.
Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan while releasing the document said, "by promoting flexibility, inclusivity and recognising diverse talents, we are paving the way for a dynamic academic
The United States will remove long-standing restrictions on Indian nuclear entities to facilitate deeper civil nuclear cooperation with American companies, said US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan on Monday.
Sullivan highlighted the move as essential for realising the full potential of the 2008 India-US civil nuclear deal. Formal delisting of
