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The incident occurred late Thursday night in the Chakradharpur division of South Eastern Railway between Mahadevsal and Posoita stations, around 150 km from the state capital Ranchi, West Singhbhum Superintendent of Police Ashutosh Sekhar said.

An engineer of Namami Gange Project was shot-at and injured in Bihar's Munger district on Saturday, an official said.He said that the incident occurred at 3 am on Saturday at Vindwara Mor in Munger city. The victim, Vipin Kumar, a native of ...

Get latest articles and stories on Latest News at LatestLY. The Delhi Police has bought five new horses for its Mounted Unit. With the addition of these five stallions, the number of horses in the force has reached 18. Latest News | Delhi Police Adds Five New Stallions in Force.

He Delhi Police has bought five new horses for its Mounted Unit. With the addition of these five stallions, the number of horses in the force has reached 18. These horses, aged between five and six years, have been bought from the Indian Army and have been kept at the unit located at the Old

The British era .303 rifles will soon be retired from the force. These .303 rifles are kept at the armoury unit of the Delhi Police. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Provisioning and Logistics) Vinit Kumar confirmed that the weapons were up for dismantling.

The venerable British era .303 rifles, colloquially known as 'three-nought-three rifles', which have been a steadfast presence in the arsenal of the D

The legendary .303 rifle, which remained a part of the Delhi Police for decades, will soon be retired from the force. According to the Delhi Police, at least 7,000 such firearms, better known as three-nought-three rifles, are set to be dismantled by the force.  "The use of these weapons came

Harwinder Singh is also an accused in a related money-laundering case booked by the ED

Dumka: Around 24 hours after two residents of Jamnikol under the Basant Rai police station limits of Godda drowned in a dam built on the Shitli river .

There will be no fairy-tale ending for Indian volleyball at the Asian Games.