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A govt. official says the aim of the amendment in the Uniform Civil Code is aimed at giving respite to the people of Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet, which not just share an international border with Uttarakhand but also have historic and cultural ties with the State in the form of residence, relationships, and marriage
The Kalapet police had resorted to caning the students of the varsity during a protest organised on the campus on Thursday (October 9, 2025) night to demand the reconstitution of the universitys Internal Complaints Committee
2019 RTI amendments curtailed the independence of Information Commissions by bringing their tenure and service conditions under Central control
World Mental Health Day observed by DLSA and others in Dharwad
As many as 10 accused have been identified in the gang rape case, says police officer
Police must not only prevent crime but also stand with citizens during emergencies, says CM
His remarks drew flak from various quarters, including the ruling allies, with BJP leader and Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule saying nobody should make statements on the loan waiver issue as farmers were facing serious financial distress in the wake of heavy rains and floods in parts of the State.
Country: India | Runtime: 164 minutes | Genre: Coming-of-Age
Every fatal accident should be reviewed with on-site inspections and corrective measures: DGP
The top court is likely to hear a petition on restoration of Statehood on Friday
Adds that no cogent material to show horizontal quota will benefit transgender community
TCS reported a closing headcount of 5,93,314 employees in Q2 FY26, compared to 6,13,069 employees in Q1 FY26
Myanmar is in a civil war that began after the army seized power in February 2021 from the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi
Although the app makes clear it uses AI, virtual Moses and Jesus don't recognise that as such when asked the specific question
Minister Darshanapur addresses gathering after inaugurating a programme to mark the occasion organised at Valmiki Bhavan
Speaking at the UNSC debate, Permanent Representative of India to the U.N., Parvathaneni Harish called out Pakistan for its delusional tirade against India
From wrong addresses and irrigation pumpsets to abandoned or locked homes, enumerators are facing uphill task; complaints of enumerators not taking data from willing families also surface
This marks a sharp increase from the 74 such incidents reported in 2022 and just 28 cases in 2021; chargesheeting rate for crimes against senior citizens in the city in 2023 is 74.5%
The Home Minister said Bihar is now witnessing historic changes in every sector, along with poor welfare, infrastructure, health and education
Rashtriya Lok Morcha (RLM) president and Rajya Sabha MP Upendra Kushwaha is one of the key partners of the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in Bihar and a key leader of theKushwahas, a major OBC community. In an interview to The Hindu ahead of the States Assembly election, Mr. Kushwaha said that Nitish Kumar will continue as Bihar Chief Minister if the NDA is voted to power but refused to speculate on seat-sharing arrangements within the NDA
The former Minister Baburao Chavan says the State govt. should announce a relief package instead of waiting for NDRF grants
Quoting National Crime Records Bureau reports, Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha leader Chukki Nanjundaswamy said a farmer dies every hour
Tribespeople say KSEB has not yet visited the site or addressed the issue
The Sundarbans is one of the worst-climate change hit regions of India. It is home to millions of people who have depended on these rivers and forests for generations. The rivers here are the lifeline of these islands. They connect remote islands to one another. But these same rivers are now threatening the existence of the people of Sunderbans, forcing many to migrate.
Rights body flags alleged Army action in Chittagong Hill Tracts, killing at least three
Italys Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said the activists would be sent to Europe on charter planes from as early as Friday (October 3)
The deaths of 50 people in two stampedes, both of which occurred on Sundays, in Chennai, 20 years ago, would illustrate how lessons in crowd management are rarely learned
The relief of 1,600 crore announced by the Centre is miniscule in the wake of the grave loss suffered by Punjab, says CM Mann
Less than one-third of the amount collected under FPPCA is being returned, but the Chief Minister and the yellow media are portraying it as a gesture of goodwill, says Peddireddi Ramachandra Reddy
Take the welfare initiatives being implemented to the people effectively and strengthen the organisation at the village level, he says