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The protests are linked to U.P.’s proposed plans toward forming Public-Private Partnerships for its electricity distribution companies suffering losses

Youth urged to create awareness among friends and family

The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) has revoked GRAP Stage-III restrictions as Delhi's air quality improved to 'poor' and is expected to remain in the 'Very Poor' category. Construction activities and the use of BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel cars can resume. Dense fog caused low visibility and delayed flights, but no diversions or cancellations occurred.

They decided to go on strike after Mamata Banerjee government suspended 12 doctors in the expired saline administration case

Odisha signs MoUs with Singapore for IT, skill development, sustainable energy, and more during President’s two-day visit

ED alleges that Lakhma was aware of the operations of the Excise Department, including the liquor scam, but failed to take action to stop the illegal activities

Mr. Deo, who represents the Jagdalpur Constituency in the State Assembly, has been associated with the BJP for over 25 years

A former Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh leader, he was elected unopposed on Friday

Trai Chairman said the contribution of the digital economy to the nation's GDP has grown to about 12% of the GDP which is estimated to reach 20% by 2026-27

The accused arrested in a recent case collected smuggled gold from the two neighbouring States, says official

Bench says Section 306 (abetment of suicide) of the erstwhile Indian Penal Code or corresponding Section 108 read with Section 45 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 appeared to be “too readily resorted to by the police”

A Spaniard attempted to report a burglary in his Bengaluru flat through the 112 helpline but was asked to speak in Kannada before the call ended. He remained confined in his room for six hours, and thieves stole valuables worth Rs 82,000. Police are investigating with available CCTV footage.

It got three complaints against Prime Minister in October and December last year; Nearly 90% of all complaints were rejected as they were not in correct format

Council leaders tell MHA that the demand for peace must be made to both sides in the conflict, claiming they have no option but to retaliate when attacked; Council pushes for Kuki-Zo UT or administration