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Four AAP MLAs Sanjeev Jha, Som Dutt, Kuldeep Kumar, and Jarnail Singh were marshalled out of the House on January 6

The group, in a joint statement, called on the government of Israel to halt all demolitions

The small plane was carrying two crew members and 13 passengers, including Digenes Quintero, 36, a member of the House of Representatives for Catatumbo

The Maharashtra government on Wednesday (January 28, 2026) announced a three-day period of State mourning

Mohali police booked foreign-based gangster Goldy Brar for the murder of Gurwinder Singh alias Lambbad, who was shot dead outside a court where he had come for an opium case hearing

The ante natal outpatient block and the Gifford School are set to undergo major restorationat a cost of 11.02 crore by February-end; Officials said the buildings had suffered 40% - 50% damage

Facilities, including new toilets, lifts and parking, have been built under the Centres Amrit Bharat Station scheme; a footbridge for EMU passengers to access Metro Rail to be ready in two months

For the first time, the number of overweight children has surpassed underweight children, the global health body says; children spend a significant portion of their day in school, making it a critical setting for shaping lifelong dietary habits and reducing inequities in nutrition

Until India addresses the fundamentals image, infrastructure, and experience it will remain a tantalising idea rather than a top-tier destination

WRD is expected to get loan assistance from the World Bank. It has presented about 40 projects, including one for augmenting the storage capacity of the Poondi reservoir. The project will improve resilience to droughts and floods

Major urban areas in the State operate with 18 buses per one lakh population against the Central government benchmark of 60

The CM accuses the AIADMK of betraying the interests of minorities by striking an alliance with the BJP. He announces an increase in pension and family pension for Ulemas and their families and an additional Waqf Tribunal in Coimbatore

India did well to negotiate a fair deal with the European Union

The Kolkata warehouse fire is a telling indictment of the State government

Former England wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor, the fielding coach of Giants in WPL-4, says that the Women in Blue are making rapid strides due to the exposure they are getting; feels that the franchise leagues have made womens cricket more exciting and competitive

Teachers learn to adapt and survive,as seen in many state universities,while continuing to draw their salaries. The real victimswill bethe students and their parents, whowillpay the ultimate price through poor-quality education, unsafe campuses, and the need to migrate elsewhere.

After a calamitous performance against MP, the visitors will have their task cut out when it meets Punjab;Rahul,Prasidhwill be keen to fire

The proposed sixth reservoir for Chennai nearThiruporurshould be built by striking a balance between development and protecting livelihood issues of all stakeholders.

Two-time former MLA from Wardhannapet Aroori Ramesh returns to BRS after quitting BJP

The initiative was launched as a pilot in Chittoor district to monitor health data, says Naidu and proposes task forces to create health awareness

Mr. Sinha pointed out to policy support from the government and greater opportunities among the reasons for enhanced tilt to deepwater exploration