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Further investigation is underway to ascertain if it was a case of accidental death or suicide. (HT File)

Nursing student dies after falling from hostel building in Bengaluru

A 19-year-old BSc Nursing student from Kerala died after falling from the sixth floor of her hostel in Bengaluru. Police suspect it was intentional. The student, Athulya G, was talking to her parents before the incident. Investigation is ongoing to determine if it was accidental or suicide.

Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis (right) with deputy CM Eknath Shinde at the security review meeting in Mumbai on Friday. (Photo from X)

Op Sindoor: Maharashtra CM asks state, district administrations to set up war rooms

Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis directs state and district administrations to establish war rooms, enhance security measures, conduct mock drills, and monitor cyber activities in response to India-Pakistan tensions, ensuring preparedness and preventing misinformation.

Cinema halls, shopping halls to remain shut from sunset to sunrise in Punjab's Mohali

Cinema halls, shopping halls to remain shut from sunset to sunrise in Punjab's Mohali

The Mohali district administration in Punjab has ordered the closure of cinema halls and shopping malls from sunset to sunrise due to heightened tensions between India and Pakistan. A complete blackout is required for public safety, banning outdoor lights and power backups. Residents are advised to stay indoors during the evening hours until further notice.

A group of women farmers planting rice saplings in a field at a village in the Soraon area of Prayagraj (HT File)

Krishi Sakhis to drive natural farming push in Prayagraj

Women in Prayagraj are being trained as Krishi Sakhis to promote natural farming. They'll receive monthly support and train farmers in chemical-free agricultural methods across 12 clusters, targeting sustainable and health-conscious agricultural practices.

Authorities discovered that the accused had been actively sharing and posting inflammatory videos, photos. (Representative file photo)

Rajasthan: Youth arrested for inflammatory posts on social media

A 22-year-old man was arrested in Rajasthan's Churu district for posting provocative social media content amid border tensions. Police identified and apprehended him through cyber surveillance, warning citizens against spreading inflammatory messages.

PWD to install CCTV cameras at two key underpasses in South Delhi before monsoon

PWD to install CCTV cameras at two key underpasses in South Delhi before monsoon

The Public Works Department plans to install CCTV cameras at Moolchand and Pul Prahladpur underpasses in South Delhi to monitor waterlogging. Real-time data will be sent to the flood control room for timely responses. The initiative includes hiring temporary water pump sets and laying new drain lines, with an estimated cost of Rs 88 lakh for four months.

Bengaluru's Electronic City flyover saw a fire accident on Friday afternoon.

Bengaluru's Electronics City flyover sees vehicle blaze, triggers traffic jam

A vehicle fire on Bengaluru's Electronics City flyover caused massive traffic gridlock, stranding commuters for hours. The incident sparked online frustration, with residents calling for better traffic management and safety measures on the accident-prone route.

President Keisham Meghachandra Singh of MPCC and former chief minister Okram Ibobi Singh led the yatra. (HT photo)

Manipur Congress holds rally to support armed forces amid ed India-Pak ties

Manipur Congress held a rally in Imphal supporting armed forces amid Operation Sindoor, expressing solidarity with military actions against terrorism. Party leaders, including Keisham Meghachandra Singh and Okram Ibobi Singh, led the Jai Hind Yatra to demonstrate national unity.

Four historysheeters held in connection with dacoity case in Delhi's Bhajanpura, one absconding

Four historysheeters held in connection with dacoity case in Delhi's Bhajanpura, one absconding

Delhi Police arrested four criminals in connection with a dacoity case in Bhajanpura, involving the robbery of a dairy businessman. The gang, linked to multiple prior offenses, was identified through CCTV footage. Items stolen during the crime, including motorcycles and mobile phones, were recovered. A fifth member, currently absconding, has also been identified. Further investigation continues.

5 private bus operators' organisations call 3-day strike across Bengal from May 22

5 private bus operators' organisations call 3-day strike across Bengal from May 22

Five private bus operators' associations in West Bengal announced a three-day strike starting May 22, demanding a two-year extension for vehicles over 15 years old and action against police excesses related to traffic violations. They urged Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to meet by May 20 to address ongoing financial struggles exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Punjab cabinet on Friday approved funding for the purchase of anti-drone systems to be deployed at the international border with Pakistan to deal with terrorism and drug smuggling. (HT file photo)

Punjab cabinet approves funds for anti-drone systems, 9 to be deployed on Pak border

Punjab cabinet approves funds for 9 anti-drone systems along Pakistan border to combat terrorism and drug smuggling. Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced deployment across 532-km border stretch, complementing existing BSF anti-drone measures.

An undetonated missile that landed in a secluded spot near Kumahi Devi village of Hoshiarpur district of Punjab on Thursday night. (HT Photo)

Undetonated missile found near village in Punjab’s Hoshiarpur

An undetonated China-made PL-15 missile was found near Kumahi Devi village in Punjab's Hoshiarpur district. Indian forces are removing the missile, cordoning off the area. This is the second such incident since India's May 7 air strikes on Pakistan.

Justice M G Uma, presiding as the vacation judge, noted that the government had made a "conscious policy decision".

Karnataka HC refuses visa extension for Pakistani minors citing national security concerns: Report

Karnataka High Court denied visa extension for three Pakistani minors, citing national security after the Jammu & Kashmir terror attack. Despite humanitarian pleas from their Indian mother, the court supported the government's directive to expel Pakistani nationals.

Bengal: Many private schools declare early summer vacations from May 9 after Mamata’s plea

Bengal: Many private schools declare early summer vacations from May 9 after Mamata’s plea

Several private schools in West Bengal have advanced their summer vacation dates to May 9 following Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's request amid rising tensions from the India-Pakistan military conflict. Schools like St Xavier's Institution and Julien Day School have adjusted their schedules, while others maintained previously set dates. State-run schools began their vacations on April 30 due to excessive heat.

A Bengaluru woman was allegedly groped by a hair stylist who visited her house last month.

Bengaluru woman alleges sexual harassment by hairstylist during home visit, arrested: Report

A Bengaluru executive director alleged sexual harassment by her regular hairstylist during a home service. The stylist groped her while working, fled after she screamed, and was subsequently arrested under a law protecting women's modesty.

Sikh priests and devotees taking part in an ‘ardas (prayer)’ at Takht Sri Keshgarh Sahib in Anandpur Sahib in Rupnagar district on Friday for the restoration of peace amid the India-Pakistan conflict. (PTI Photo)

SGPC relocates holy saroops of Guru Granth Sahib in Punjab’s Gurdaspur

SGPC relocates holy Guru Granth Sahib saroops from border gurdwaras in Gurdaspur to safer locations amid India-Pakistan tensions, ensuring community safety and support for local residents near the Kartarpur Corridor.

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