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Minister says shortage of cooking gas has led to increased reliance on induction cookers, significantly pushing up power usage across Kerala

From stinky toilets to inadequate ventilation, polling staff continued their work amid the poorly maintained conditions at some of the polling centres in south Chennai

The day went off peacefully without any untoward incident, says Superintendent of Police N. Shreenatha

While Tamil Nadu recorded 84.69% polling percentage, West Bengal (Phase-I) registered 91.78%

A Bench of Justices Dipankar Datta and Satish Chandra Sharma dismissed the petition

“Raghu Rai was a steadfast ally of the Bhopal campaign. He captured the immediate and unbearable human cost of the December 1984 Union Carbide disaster and returned, time and again, to reveal the long arc of suffering, official neglect and the determined resistance of survivors seeking accountability”

National-level competition aims to encourage innovation and research-based solutions to environmental and industrial challenges

Chief Justice Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari and Justice G. Arul Murugan reject the new case, as they had already ordered notice in a similar writ petition

A complaint filed at Cubbon Park Police Station alleges large-scale sabotage

The NCSC has written to the Chief Secretary of West Bengal and the Director General of Police, directing them to submit a detailed report within three days of the receipt of the notice

AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal and RJD leader Tejaswi Yadav are campaigning in the State in support of Trinamool Congress even as Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has launched scathing attacks on Trinamool Congress government and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee

Contesting from rival parties, BJP’s Ratna Debnath and CMI(M)’s Sabina Yasmin have turned personal loss into broader questions of safety, governance, and State accountability. 

At present, the 20 ferries in operation across more than half a dozen routes are recording an average daily patronage of 7,500 commuters, rising to over 10,000 on weekends and public holidays

While some academic chairs have a capital of ₹5 lakh, others have been given up to ₹5 crore. There is no uniformity in the amount of capital given to chairs, and this disparity should be eliminated, the committee proposed