Young, educated women are increasingly taking central roles in criminal networks across India's National Capital Region and beyond. These w...

Efforts to end the Middle East war appeared at a standstill on Tuesday, with the US considering Tehran's latest offer to unblock the Strait...

In an official statement, Infosys emphasised its commitment to employee safety. "Infosys maintains a zero-tolerance approach to any form of...

TCS Nashik news: The SIT probing the allegations of sexual abuse, harassment and religious conversions has found that incidents took place ...

Rajasthan Royals, on a winning streak, face Sunrisers Hyderabad today. Royals have dominated with a strong batting lineup and improved bowl...

A sharp uptick in business dealings with American clients is driving growth in the business of accent training. The demand for US accenttra...

In his last interview before he demitted office, Ansari had pointed out that Muslims in the country were experiencing a "feeling of unease".

Love for cars comes naturally to Ansari, but what he really digs is a good game of soccer.

NIA, however, said Ansari and another spy, Arun Selvarajan – arrested in India in 2012 and 2014 respectively – recced and photographed nume...

In the present application, Ansari had argued that as the murder charge was not applicable, the police should have filed the charge sheet w...

"The process of framing of charges will start next month," said Jundal's lawyer, advocate Ejaz Naqvi.

The copies of Jundal's confession were given to defence lawyers today by the special court which is conducting the trial in 26/11 case.

The bail plea of alleged Lashkar-e-Taiba operative Sayed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal was today rejected by MCOCA court.

The trial of suspected LeT operative Sayed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal in the 26/11 Mumbai attacks case will start here from May 4.

Abu Jundal, one of the handlers of the 26/11 terrorists, today expressed his desire before a metropolitan court to confess his complicity i...

The LeT operative Sayed Ansari alias Abu Jundal has revealed that he had used four email addresses and 10 international SIM cards.

Fresh evidence has emerged pointing to Lashkar-e-Toiba’s (LeT) involvement on the deadly attack against Indians in Kabul.