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Forest Minister highlights the importance of democracy and the ongoing efforts to protect citizens from natural disasters, particularly praising the fishing community’s role in crisis response

Ministers hoist national flags across Kurnool, Nandyal and Anantapur districts; honouring the family members of freedom fighters, Bharath says it is essential to honour the descendants of freedom fighters and remember the sacrifices they made

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant commends the ‘remarkable resilience’, tech know-how, and awareness of social realities in the younger generation

Delivering his I-Day address after hoisting the national flag at the ramparts of Fort St. George, CM Vijay thanked the people for breaking away from “caste and religious considerations” and rejecting “money and muscle power”

While the landslide occurred at a road-cutting site in Upper Subansiri district, the accident was reported in Anjaw district

An Army band played the tune of ‘Vande Mataram’ as the guests present on the occasion sung the national song

The Ministry says there is adequate competition within the TV industry and between TV and digital media, and the government has therefore decided to remove the duration cap

In a first, Vande Mataram rendered during 80th Independence Day celebrations at Red Fort

Minister for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and NRI Empowerment, Kondapalli Srinivas, described the ₹180-crore investment by a home-grown developer as ‘definitely a proud moment for us’

The draft rules, published on August 11, mandate city corporations to categorise all stretches into three types; type A, defined as a commercial road that attracts people from across the city, will have a higher charge structure

Trinamool leader repeatedly claimed a crowd had gathered outside the circuit house chanting ‘Jai Shri Ram’

Sexual violence is not the preserve of ‘monsters’. It can also emerge from ordinary assumptions about flirting, persistence, seniority, alcohol, women’s accommodation of male behaviour, and men being disinclined to intervene when another man crosses a line

On August 15, 1947, Congress and Communist workers defied restrictions to hoist the tricolour, while the Nizam’s supporters celebrated ‘Independent Hyderabad Day’

The murderers, who were drugged, had used rods, logs and other weapons; it had happened in a broad daylight close to the college grounds in Coimbatore district, said A. Kathir executive director of Evidence, an NGO