The winner of The World’s Ugliest Dog Contest, Jinny Lu, took home the big prize in the annual and peculiar competition, which calls attention to the benefits of adopting rescue dogs.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrates India's 80th Independence Day in his trademark style, wearing a traditional red tie-and-dye turban as he delivered his 13th consecutive Independence Day address from the historic Red Fort in New Delhi.
The Prime Minister paired the vibrant headgear, a style commonly associated with Rajasthan and Gujarat, with a white kurta and brown vest. Complementing the ensemble were saffron, white and green pocket squares, reflecting the colours of the national flag.
Hitting out at the opponents of ethanol-blended petrol, Janardan Mishra, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP from the Rewa constituency, made a controversial remark on Sunday. "Will pure petrol come from your father's house?" Mishra asked the opponents while addressing an event to inaugurate new flight services from Rewa to Bhopal and Kolkata.
A mysterious well in Virparda village of Morbi taluka in Gujarat has once again become the centre of attention after its water was seen moving on its own on Thursday afternoon.
#NDTVExclusive | "Don’t ask these questions," says former BJP MP and ex-Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, on the suffering caused to the women wrestlers who were the alleged victims of sexual harassment.
As Gujarat battles severe flooding, NDTV's Aaquil Jameel spoke to two young siblings in Navsari whose home remains submerged under floodwaters. With furniture, belongings, and even their beds damaged, the children described the daily struggle of survival, relying on food brought home by their sister from work.
In an emotional moment, the young boy broke down on camera and made a heartfelt appeal to the government: "Please build me a house." The family's story highlights the devastating human cost of the ongoing flood crisis.
What was meant to be a celebratory company event quickly turned into an awkward moment for HCL Technologies after employees loudly demanded salary hikes as CEO C Vijayakumar walked onto the stage.
A video from the company's anniversary celebrations in Chennai has gone viral on social media. It shows hundreds of employees chanting, "We want hike... We want hike," as Vijayakumar prepares to address the gathering. The unexpected slogan briefly overshadowed the event and has since triggered a flood of reactions online.
The chants grew louder as the CEO appeared on stage. Instead of the usual applause reserved for senior leadership, many employees chose to voice their frustration over pay.