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The TDP-led coalition is far ahead in the race, winning in over 320 ZPTCs, including 77 that have been declared as unanimously elected, and leading in nearly 100 others; a similar picture is unfolding in 7,767 MPTCs; in major setback to YSRCP chief Jagan, the TDP wins Pulivendula ZPTC too

Thirty-six bag jobs to take care of mothers and newborns

TDP and allies secure over 70% of ZPTC and MPTC seats; YSRCP makes modest gains in several mandals

State Election Commissioner Anil Chandra Punetha and other top officials are monitoring the counting.

The Adi community has been protesting against the Siang Upper Multipurpose Project in Arunachal Pradesh, saying it threatens their land, livelihoods, and civilisation. The agitation has turned violent in response to increasing use of force by the State authorities. The community alleges that the State government has used deceit, force, and threats to get consent for the feasibility study. Abhinay Lakshman reports on the resistance

Against the backdrop of writer Perumal Murugan’s expose on substandard books containing grossly erroneous historical information making their way into the shelves of the Periyar Arivulagam in Coimbatore, it would be worthwhile to take a look at how the court had sought to streamline procurement of books

While men account for a higher number of cases, incidence among women is increasing at a faster rate, data shows

In July, the high court had refused to grant interim bail to Siddiqui and permitted him to meet his wife on custody parole on three dates.

The Delhi Directorate of Education has directed all government and private schools to conduct classes up to class 5 in hybrid mode in view of worsening air quality in the national capital

Three-year project will examine chronic sorrow and coping mechanisms in ASD families.

According to the police, Mishra allegedly contacted celebrities through Instagram, claiming to be associated with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and issuing threats while demanding money.

The Bench highlighted the large number of vehicles plying on roads connecting Delhi with neighbouring areas, including Ghaziabad, Greater Noida, Gurugram and Faridabad

This Diwali, the women farmers of Takarwan village in Beed say, their dreams have shattered. One of the worst droughts in Maharashtra has caused them immense losses. Now, their only hope is the Employment Guarantee Schemes, which have so far been an undelivered promise. While the state government has said it will inject over Rs 6000 crore for employment guarantee schemes this drought season, for these women it has meant an empty promise so far.

The honour celebrates Prof. Chockalingam’s academic career, spanning more than five decades and marked by pioneering work in criminology and victimology

Kochi unit of ED registers Enforcement Case Information Report (ECIR) against Anto Augustine, the authorised signatory of Reporter Broadcasting Company Private Limited, and the company itself, based on FIR filed by Kalamassery police

Some now live in rented accommodation with government assistance, cut off from their forest environment and traditional livelihoods. Others have returned to the forest, as construction of the promised houses on alternative land allocated to them at Puthiyavillage in Meppadi under Forest Rights Act, 2006 is yet to begin

The Trinamool MP alleged that his residence was attacked by ‘BJP hooligans’ on the occasion of his birth anniversary