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In many districts, women who have married into districts other than their own still find that they have not been added to either their native district or that of their in-laws, said a source from the BJP

Institutions must align with the objectives of National Education Policy 2020 by promoting flexible learning, skill development and research while contributing to Viksit Bharat 2047 goals, says Abdul Nazeer

The identities of complainants will be kept confidential, and they will be provided with the necessary legal protection. Appropriate legal steps will be taken to recover the money they have lost at the earliest, said Mr. Arjuna.

MEIL and Analog showcases physical intelligence in traffic management

Court orders substantial monetary compensation to be paid to the victim to aid her rehabilitation

The organisations say the hike will increase the financial burden on students

Mr. Nirmalkumar claimed several TVK MLAs were approached by the DMK telling it intended to move a no-confidence motion against the Speaker in the next Assembly session and asked them to vote in support of it. One of the TVK MLAs lodged a complaint, based on which three persons were arrested.

After laying the foundation stone for the project, Revenue Minister says the project will provide a lasting solution to Penukonda’s drinking water needs and support the area’s rapid industrial and urban growth

State Endowments Minister offers special prayers at the dargah on the occasion, hails it as a shining example of religious harmony

West Bengal is not the first State to enact such a law, with similar preventive detention statutes already in force in several States

Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre (KSNDMC) stated that coastal Karnataka recorded 53 mm rainfall in 24 hours ending at 8.30 a.m. on July 1 against the normal rainfall of 41 mm for the same period

LPG and ATF prices drop as supply improves, while domestic LPG rates remain unchanged amid easing West Asia conflict

Forest Department enforces its annual three-month ban across the core areas of the reserve, however, pilgrims travelling to Srisailam temple will continue to have regulated access whenever required; thousands of Chenchu families across the ranges express concern as annual closure means months without access to forest produce such as honey, roots and gums