A shooting during homecoming weekend at Albany State University in Georgia left one person dead and five injured, prompting an investigation by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
A shooting in Jahangirpuri resulted in one death and two injuries, highlighting concerns over rising gang violence in the area.
The tragic accident took place on Tuesday evening. After the accident truck driver left the truck on site and fled the spot. Police are trying to arrest him, while the truck was impounded.
The incident took place at around 1:30 pm in Rajnandgaon district's Joratarai village. The deceased also includes some school children. Earlier on Saturday, a similar incident in Chhattisgarh's Janjgir-Champa district took the life of one individual while eight others got injured.
As per the preliminary information, constable Ajay Sidar fired at his colleagues with his service weapon, an Insas rifle.
The collision between the truck and bus was so severe that the truck overturned after the hit while the front part of the bus was completely damaged. The bus also rammed into a nearby restaurant after it was hit by the truck.
The accident involved three vehicles, a truck, a pickup and a police vehicle. The truck driver who caused the accident fled the scene and the police are making efforts to track him down.
Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma held a meeting of senior officials in Jaipur to take stock of the situation while all schools in four severely affected districts were directed to be shut on Monday.
The incident happened in Karauli's Dolikhar locality while the family was asleep. The injured were rushed to the hospital, where they were undergoing treatment.
Tensions have escalated further between Isreal and Hezbollah after the former killed top Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr in retaliation to the attack at Golan Heights that killed 12 children.
Maharashtra witnesses another hit-and-run case in Mumbai. The police have impounded the car and started the investigation. The driver is absconding.
Jitan Sahani (70), father of former Bihar Minister Mukesh Sahani was found dead at his ancestral home at Supoul Bazar in Bihar's Darbhanga district. The brutal murder has ignited a debate on the law and order situation in Bihar.
The explosion occurred at a firecracker manufacturing factory at Kalayarkurichi village near Sivakasi. Chief Minister MK Stalin announced Rs 3 lakh ex gratia to the next of the kin of deceased.
The Naxalite killed in the encounter was carrying a reward of Rs 14 lakh on his head. A resident of Chhattisgarh's Sukma, he was an expert in making improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
Before the police reached the crime scene, the injured victim was already taken to the Sanjay Gandhi Hospital by an unknown man. He succumbed to his injuries early this morning.
Congress leader Jyotender Bhadana's brother Kunal Bhadana was shot dead on Sunday, a day after an argument broke out with the accused.
Those killed were the residents of Telangana and were in Maharashtra for an outing in Mumbai. According to police, they were returning to their home state, when the accident happened on Tuesday afternoon.
The national capital on Saturday reported six rain-related deaths, taking to 11 the toll in the first two days since Monsoon hit the city. On Friday (June 28), five people died due to heavy rains.
A day earlier, another incident of a mass shooting was reported from Arkansas state' Fordyce where four people were killed and 9 were injured after a lone suspect went on a rampage at a grocery store.
A series of blasts happened at a fireball factory in the Daulatabad Industrial area of Gurugram. The fire tenders rushed to the spot and doused the fire.
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