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It is a matter of grief that so many families have suffered, so many people lost their lives, says Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha

High incidence of stampedes highlights the need for effective crowd management in the country

Ambedkar predicted that the Constitution may be perverted without changing its form simply by changing the form of the administration

Retired IAS officer Hemant Rao and retired IPS officer Bhavesh Kumar Singh have been appointed as members of the inquiry commission

In a statement, Hari expressed his condolences over the incident and claimed that the chaos erupted a long time after he had already left the venue.

2.5 lakh people gathered for religious event, but permission accorded only for 80,000; 'satsang' conductor Jagat Guru Saakar Vishwahari not named in FIR

Huge number of casualties exposes lack of local medical infrastructure

Barring seven children and a man, all casualties are women; 19 victims yet to be identified

In a tragic incident, 116 people were killed in a stampede at a religious congregation on Tuesday, with devotees suffocating and bodies piling atop each other

The stampede apparently occurred due to overcrowding, says police.

Visuals from the Community Health Centre showed several bodies being brought there in the presence of crying relatives.

Further advanced into the remaining parts of Rajasthan, Haryana and Punjab, says India Meteorological Department

Says religious congregations, where conversions are occurring and where the religions of the citizens of India are being changed, should be immediately stopped

About 15 bylanes, streets along the 14-km stretch flooded after rain from June 23-25, nearby homes also under water

The MP candidates of the BJP and local party MLAs did not have coordination leading to the party poor performance in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.

The review of Agnipath scheme is probably the first instance of the NDA 3.0 becoming more accommodative

The Reasi incident calls for a deeper examination of security protocols, especially in vulnerable areas

However, there was uproar over Southern States, especially Telangana, getting lesser share, while the northern States such as Uttar Pradesh benefitting immensely.

Viksit Bharat by 2047 is too distant a goal, for youth can’t wait too long for the fulfilment of ‘guarantees’

They're highly educated, fluent in English, hold degrees from prestigious institutions, and offer refreshing perspectives as new parliamentarians.