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Kerala News: Kerala native Abdul Rahim returned to his hometown on Eid after spending nearly 20 years in death row in a Saudi Arabian prison. He was pardoned following the payment of Rs 34 crore in blood money, which was raised through a large-scale crowdfunding campaign by Malayalis. Rahim was reunited with his family on Thursday.

NEW DELHI/DHAKA: PM Narendra Modi on Thursday conveyed Eid-ul-Adha greetings to Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman and the people of Bangladesh, with both the prime ministers looking forward to a stronger relationship between the nations. In his reply on social media, Bangladesh PM said, "May the relations between the peoples of Bangladesh and India continue to be strengthened on the foundations of mutual respect, friendship, and goodwill."

Thursday's exams -- which 1.5 lakh students were to take -- went ahead despite senior teachers' association members having written to university authorities on Wednesday seeking a postponement

Kalyan: Police on Thursday deployed heavy security in Kalyan as members of the rival Shiv Sena factions held parallel 'Ghanta Naad' (pealing of bells) protests over restrictions on entry to the temple inside Durgadi Fort during Bakri Eid prayers.

GURGAON: At least 12 people were injured in clashes between rival groups in two villages in Haryana's Nuh district following Bakrid (Eid al-Adha) prayers, police said on Thursday.

Delhi University allows UG and PG students missing May 28 Bakrid exams to retake after July 4, 2026; announcement came 30 minutes into papers.

NEW DELHI: A majority of students at University of Delhi appeared for examinations conducted on Thursday despite Eid al-Adha celebrations, with around 1.35 lakh undergraduate students attending the exams, university officials said.Delhi University Controller of Examinations Gurpreet Singh Tuteja told PTI that, although the final attendance figures were still being compiled, most students scheduled for the examinations were present.

The venue for the Eid Namaz was shifted following multiple discussions between the Kolkata Police and the Calcutta Khilafat Committee regarding crowd control and traffic arrangements.

Picture it. It's 7:00 AM on Eid-ul-Adha.

"Now, the question is how the government or the corporation will resolve this problem? I don't think the government has any concrete plan," Hussain said.