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It is striving to create 20 lakh jobs over the next five years and improve the skills of youth by soon launching the ‘Naipunyam’ portal and utilising AI for assessing performance of students, he tells the Legislative Assembly

Party fields nominees in a seat also contested by Congress, signalling differences over seat sharing

Some of them have now been kept out of service because of UGC guidelines pertaining to their qualifying examination for lectureship

The programme is being organised in collaboration with the SELCO Foundation

The Bill passed by the Legislative Assembly also provides for repeal of two Acts

The Union Minister points out the contradiction in the statement of Home Minister G. Parameshwara on telephone tapping in the State

It enables the government to issue Fire Safety Certificates in place of NOC / licences and consider all Fire Services as Emergency Services

The funds have been allocated under AMRUT 2.0 and AIIB schemes by the Union government, says Anantapur MP

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Expressing strong disapproval of the CPI(M) leadership’s current stance, the MP describes the neglect and derogatory remarks directed at Sudhakaran over the past few years as extremely unfortunate

The deceased, identified as Sushma, 35, was working with a private IT company and had been married to Puneeth Kumar for five years. The couple has a four-year-old son.

Passengers who arrived at Hyderabad airport from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, said they did not face any difficulties due to the prevailing situation in the Gulf region

Alliance arithmetic has strained in recent days, especially with a section of the national party airing a preference for actor Vijay’s TVK

Mr. Stalin laid the foundation stone for the first phase of works to develop the Guindy Eco Park. The park will be developed with features including theme gardens, a children’s play area, bird habitat islands, herbal gardens, an aviary habitat centre, lawns, viewing decks and gazebos.

Posters of ‘Manalmedu’ Shankar pasted around Nanguneri reportedly angered members of an intermediate caste and they attacked some people who were standing in front of a roadside teashop

In this series, we trace the unseen lives of the State’s sanitation workers, capturing the human cost, systemic failures, and hidden labour that keeps the sanitation network functioning.