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An eight-year-old boy was run over and killed by a speeding car on Sunday, allegedly driven by a 45-year-old woman who was prima facie distracted while talking on her mobile phone in Bandra area of Mumbai, police said, adding that she has been arrested.

Police have arrested Megha Rawal, the driver of the SUV, and further investigation into the circumstances surrounding the fatal crash is underway.

The shooting occurredshortly after 2:30 am local timeduring the Aarau Rave event being held at the horse racing track.

The grandmother responds excitedly and then says that they will reach Hyderabad in two hours.

She realised her son needed a backup method of communication-one that would never run out of battery.

She contrasted this with what she believes is a more common experience in India, where many people begin struggling with mobility and endurance as they grow older.

Antonina Kulhava, a Ukrainian humanitarian deminer, is helping clear mines and explosives left behind by the war. She says farmers have returned to some of the fields cleared by her team.

The body of Sabila Khatoon was found in the toilet of her house on Saturday.

Omar al-Bayoumi, a Saudi national, was accused of helping two 9/11 hijackers settle in the US months before the attacks.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay's government has completed its first 100 days in office, highlighting investments, women's safety, welfare and infrastructure as key achievements. The government says Tamil Nadu secured 67,542 crore in investments during the period and announced a 1 lakh crore investment conclave. Other initiatives include closing 717 liquor shops, setting up a women's safety task force, anti-narcotics measures, skill training for 12 lakh people, and major allocations for water in

Udhayanidhi Stalin was briefly arrested on Tuesday morning, a day after his objectionable remarks on actor Trisha Krishnan triggered a massive controversy.

DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin has broken his silence after being released from custody in connection with the Trisha remark controversy, insisting that he has done nothing wrong. In his first public remarks after the episode, Udhayanidhi questioned the action taken against him and maintained that he would challenge the case through legal means rather than political rhetoric.

A day after being questioned over his controversial remarks linked to actor Trisha, Leader of the Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin returned to Chennai to a rousing welcome from DMK supporters. The DMK has accused the Vijay-led TVK government of political vendetta, while the ruling side says the action sends a strong message against misogynistic remarks targeting women.

Ripping into Tamil Nadu Leader of the Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin for what she termed his misogynistic remarks against actor Trisha, BJP leader and actor Khushbu Sundar has said he should be ashamed of calling himself a leader. At a protest event in Thanjavur on Monday, the DMK leader had smirked and made an alleged double-meaning water remark in response to chants of Trisha-Trisha from the crowd, which was seen as a reference to actor Trisha, who is a co-star and close friend of Tamil Nadu Ch

The controversy over Udhayanidhi Stalin's remarks on actor Trisha continues to spark political debate. In this exclusive NDTV interview, BJP leader and actor Khushbu Sundar explains why she believes misogynistic political rhetoric has been normalised for years and argues that leaders must be held accountable for sexist remarks.

The actor and BJP leader spoke exclusively to NDTV on the row over Stalin's alleged double entendre.

Tamil Nadu promised a new political era after the landmark 2026 election-but has anything really changed? In this special analysis, NDTV examines how Udhayanidhi Stalin's controversial remarks targeting actor Trisha sparked outrage over misogyny, only for the focus to shift after the Vijay government's swift police action against the Leader of the Opposition.

The political storm over Udhayanidhi Stalin's controversial remarks on actor Trisha continues to intensify. In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, BJP leader and actor Khushbu Sundar delivers a sharp critique of Udhayanidhi Stalin, calling his remarks misogynistic, vulgar and unacceptable. Drawing from her own experiences of sexism in Tamil Nadu politics, Khushbu argues that women should never become collateral damage in political battles.

Tamil Nadu's political temperature has soared as the confrontation between Chief Minister Vijay and Leader of the Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin entered a dramatic new phase. A day after his controversial remarks sparked outrage, Udhayanidhi Stalin was detained by the police, questioned, and later released following the Madras High Court's intervention. Emerging defiant, he accused the TVK government of political vendetta, calling it a government of fake news and reels and dismissing the police a

Receiving a hero's welcome from his supporters after emerging from the police station, Udhayanidhi Stalin said the arrest was a comedy by a circus government.

The charges include promoting enmity, riot, and criminal intimidation.

Udhayanidhi Stalin, who was seen smiling as he was escorted by cops, said that he saw the arrest as a jokeand he would fight it legally.

The paper leak isn't the only thing under scrutiny. The entire framework of NEET is broken.

A man allegedly killed his wife and two daughters before dying by suicide in Karnataka's Mysuru district, police said.

As the leopard remained inside the store, locals quickly pulled down the shop's shutter from the outside, trapping the animal inside and preventing further attacks.