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He addressed the candidates who had gathered to celebrate with drums and trumpets at his residence following the Jharkhand High Courts order to release the JSSC CGL results and begin the recruitment process.
Without making a direct reference to MLA Humayun Kabir who was suspended by the Trinamool Congress earlier in the day, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said that traitors take BJPs money to stoke communal tensions in Murshidabad
Crackdown on illegal encroachments as per the instructions of the court
N. Biren Singh issued the warning as the Joint Tribes Council Manipur petitioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking his attention to the impact of unchecked illegal migration on the indigenous population
A woman allegedly died, while 12 people fell sick after carbon monoxide leaked from mines in different places of Kenduadih Basti, say officials
Information on admissions, scholarships, new courses, research studies and other events at schools and colleges
A recent event in Mumbai highlighted how deeply the gender imbalance persists, even in spaces meant to celebrate women
The provisions of the Bill will come into effect once the GST compensation cess, which is currently levied on tobacco, comes to an end
The 2014 order had allowed the lighting of the Deepam at the place where it was regularly done
A.P. government is positive about providing admissions to PHC doctors through in-service quota in DNB courses, says Health Minister
The IndiGo official assures that direct services from Vijayawada to Varanasi, Ahmedabad, Pune, Kochi and Goa will be introduced after completing route mapping
The Bhavani Deeksha has been observed at the Kanaka Durga temple since 1981, following the guidance of the Kanchi Kamakoti Peethadhipatis
According to the admission schedule notified by the Directorate of Education, the first list will be put out on January 23 and the second list on February 9; the process will conclude on March 19
The accused allegedly stole the bag carrying the ornament from a woman passenger in a bus
Initiative to be implemented across all education districts from Dec. to Marchin run-up to India-AI Impact Summit 2026; govt. schools directed to ensure 50% participation; Delhi AI Grind will end in contest featuring student-designed projects
Tackling digital arrest scams also needs global action
Students of 144 colleges affiliated to Krishna University participate in youth festival Krishna Tarang-2025 at Machilipatnam
Procurement staff are unable to explain moisture parameters and farmers are being directly sent to private mills where millers dictate the prices, says Tenant Farmers Association
The country is having to deal with being an onlooker than a major player in world affairs, and also fault lines in its multi-cultural, multi-religious society
Andhra Pradesh Farmers Association seeks relaxation of CCI norms, procurement of produce at MSP, input subsidies and crop insurance for losses among other demands
Three Slender-billed and three White-rumped vultures, bred in captivity, will undergo a soft release inKamrupand Biswanath districtsof Assamin January 2026.
Parliament should not be reduced to a political stage
Watching him bat in the last six weeks or so, few would guess that he is retired internationally from two of the three formats. In his las tthree outings in 50-over cricket, he has made an unbeaten half-century and two blazing hundreds
World Soil Day is a reminder of the need to look after a life-sustaining and silent resource soil
The project is estimated to cost 2,215 crore and will be borne by Bangalore Development Authority
Ram Rattans Naugaon Becomes the Preferred Address for Health, Luxury, Slow Living and High-Growth Investment
Petitions point out the stark underrepresentation of women and other marginalised groups in Bar Council bodies across the country.

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