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75% Agniveers to get second two-year engagement; seniority to be protected on absorption into regular cadre

The ₹2,215 crore project involves a cut-and-cover six-lane short tunnel between the Hebbal junction and Veterinary College and an elevated corridor till Mehkri Circle where they will build a rotary flyover

The Sugarcane Growers’ Coordination Committee will launch an agitation at Freedom Park in Bengaluru from 11 a.m. on Friday, demanding the fulfilment of the growers’ demands

Left parties step up agitation, demanding action against district panchayat member Sreenadevi Kunjamma and other Youth Congress workers named as accused in the case

Mobile phones emerge as one of the leading commodities contributing to the increased cargo volume; a growth of over 145% has been posted in lens cargo movement

The event aims to create awareness among engineering and degree students about diverse career options in management, sciences and technology

Death toll rises to six; rescue teams continue the search for the two other missing trekkers

Professor Romila Thapar says a Hindutva reading of Indian history cannot be ‘single and fixed’ and argues that historical inquiry must explain the evolution of Indian society rather than construct statements for contemporary political use

A week back former Trinamool era minister Indranil Sen was arrested by Kolkata Police in the same case

The sale of the special vegetables kit will continue for three days, until November 7.

The AERB chairperson’s remarks gain significance in the context of SHANTI Act and the Union government’s policy decision to welcome private players

The revised prices, released on November 4, will come into effect across the State on November 5

Minister Agnimitra Paul says the government will take precautions to prevent pollution; environmentalists warn that large gatherings could damage the lake’s ecology

Senior RSS functionary from West Bengal Jishnu Basu, the Saha Khetra Prachar Pramukh of South Bengal, said that dialogue will continue with the representatives of Christian organisations but there are genuine concerns about forced conversion

BRICS can turn fragmented carbon markets into a coordinated trading framework

The decision, approved by the Cabineton the recommendations of the three services, creates a pathway for the eventual absorption of all willing Agniveers, subject to merit and prescribed selection criteria

The world must act on Justice Muralidhar’s report on Israeli atrocities

S. Jaishankar said Commonwealth partners need to make more efforts to enhance local distribution, adding that more connectivity corridors are good for business

The incident occurred when two inflatable boats carrying 11 personnel capsized in the swollen rivulet while the rescue teams were attempting to evacuate five fishermen stranded in the floodwaters