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CPI firm on claim to deputy Opposition leader’s post, says party State secretary

BJP councillors allege disrespect to national song during Independence Day function, seek examination of video and CCTV footage

Emergency services, including in the Intensive Care Unit, Casualty and Labour Room in 19 govt. medical colleges in State likely to be affected; Andhra Pradesh Junior Doctors' Association says it was forced to intensify the ongoing agitation as the State government failed to respond to its demands

Complex vascularised bone graft procedure performed to preserve hip joint and delay or avoid replacement surgery

The Deputy Chief Minister directs the Forest department officials to continuously monitor their movement and keep people in the nearby villages informed from time to time to prevent deaths and mitigate property damages

The government is trying to politicise the issue without substantive evidence, alleges former Minister Adimulapu Suresh

A calendar brought out by a Thrissur-based cultural forum blends the old Vattezhuthu script, history and cultural heritage of Kerala in a unique annual edition

Parents question branding of absent students as ‘anti-national;’ SFI takes out protest march against school management

Twenty-seven students of Government UP School, Karara were at the Kongad MLA’s office to meet the Minister and MP to celebrate the arrival of their new school bus. There, they expressed a wish

Shaji said it was imperative that in the emerging scenario, it was essential to make use of technological tools such as artificial intelligence (AI) to drive projects and the planning process

The Haryana Police, in anticipation of the march, sealed the stretch between the Khanauri border in Punjab and the Data Singhwala border in Haryana with concrete barriers and barbed wires

The police said Subramanyam had reprimanded his son-in-law for spending excessive time on online games; the man allegedly fled after the assault and a search is on

Investigators visit scene of crime in Perambur

People from diverse communities, States and districts dressed in traditional attire showcased their folk traditions, culture, music and dance

On India’s 80th Independence Day, the enduring legacy of Jagat Murari, FTII’s former head, asks if public institutions can still nurture independent thinkers

Without specifying the controversy or NALSAR, Mr. Mishra apologises for his words or letters that may have hurt students; says they should be free to form and express their own opinions; seeks dialogue and mutual respect