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IndiGo flight makes safe emergency landing at Delhi after engine failure

In signal to China, India exercises two carrier battle groups

Australia find Virat Kohli in way to WTC title

A resolute Virat Kohli and first innings hero Ajinkya Rahane stand in Australia's way to the World Test Championship title as India head into the final day of the intriguing summit clash, requiring another 280 runs in the record chase of 444. The Kohli and Rahane duo added crucial 71-run unbeaten stand after an intent-filled knock from Rohit Sharma (43) in the final session as India ended the penultimate day of the 'Ultimate Test' at 164 for three at the Oval.

US ex-prez Donald Trump gears up to face criminal charges, calls prosecutor a 'deranged psycho'

In the eyes of his critics, he could not have done better if he had handed out handcuffs to law enforcement and held out his hands. Under the headline "The Stupidest Crimes Imaginable," one commentator said "we knew it would be bad," but no one imagined it would be so self-incriminating.

Swiatek digs deep to beat Muchova and win third French Open title

Poland's Iga Swiatek, the current world number one, displayed her resilience against Czech player Karolina Muchova in an intense showdown at the French Open final. Swiatek emerged victorious with a scoreline of 6-2, 5-7, 6-4, securing her third women's singles title at Roland Garros in the past four years.

Doesn't suit any leader to criticise nation abroad: Amit Shah

No US visa interview dates yet, students in limbo

Victims pressurised; we'll resume stir if no action taken: Wrestlers

The protesting wrestlers, led by Bajrang Punia and Sakshi Malik, alleged on Saturday that the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh is using his influence to put pressure on sexual harassment victims into changing their statements. The wrestlers have threatened to resume their stir if strong action is not taken against Singh by June 15.

Watch: Out or not out? Green's controversial catch that removes Gill

Australia all-rounder Cameron Green might have taken a one-handed blinder in gully region to dismiss Shubman Gill but it sparked a debate in the cricketing fraternity over TV umpire's decision to rule in favour of the Aussies.

RaGa punished for 'misdeeds': Anurag Thakur over disqualification

Union information and broadcasting minister Anurag Thakur on Saturday said Rahul Gandhi was punished for his 'misdeeds', apparently referring to the Congress leader's disqualification from the Lok Sabha. He said Gandhi had insulted and hurt the sentiments of the Other Backward Classes (OBC) community for which the court punished him.

Mumbai murder: Horrified residents sanitise premises

Three days after the chopped body parts of a woman were recovered from a flat of a building in Maharashtra's Thane district, the residents of this housing complex say they are still in a state of shock and yet to come to terms with the fact that such a horrific incident occurred right where they live.

Sharad Pawar explains why Ajit Pawar was not given any NCP post

Talking to reporters hours after he announced the appointment of his daughter Supriya Sule and Rajya Sabha MP Praful Patel as working presidents of the party, Sharad Pawar said the NCP now has enough hands to look after its affairs across the country. Sharad said his nephew Ajit Pawar already has enough responsibilities as he is the leader of opposition in the Maharashtra assembly.

Cong claims India's debt under Modi govt risen to Rs 155L cr

The Congress on Saturday alleged that India's debt has nearly "tripled" to Rs 155 lakh crore in the nine years under PM Modi and demanded a white paper on the state of the economy. ​​Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate alleged the Modi government's "economic mismanagement" is responsible for the present state of the economy and claimed that Rs 100 lakh crore of debt has been added since the present dispensation assumed charge in 2014.

Several guardmen faint as Prince William reviews military parade

At least three guardsmen fainted during the military parade known as the Colonel's Review, in which more than 1,400 soldiers of the Household Division and the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery were reviewed by the heir to the throne, who is honorary Colonel of the Welsh Guards. The event was a rehearsal for Trooping the Colour, an annual military parade held each June to mark the monarch’s official birthday.