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Congress alleges nearly five lakh metric tonnes of rice had been siphoned off in a game of profit and claims diversion took place with the connivance of government machinery.

Participating in the programme, District Principal Judge says resolving disputes through compromise not only saves time and money but also ensures speedy justice

R. Ashok accuses Congress government of pushing long-term projects for vested interests; B.Y. Vijayendra says BJP, not Congress, has worked for AHINDA communities

Whether digital dispute resolution and AI enhance or disrupt access to justice depends on how thoughtfully and deliberately their use is designed, says Chief Justice Kant

Chef Vijay Kumars journey from rural Tamil Nadu to ringing the Nasdaq closing bell, and his mission to take Tamil cuisine global. Keralas World Cup fever comes alive with football-themed mundus, murals, giant cut-outs and homes painted in team colours. West Bengals storm chasers track cyclones, thunderstorms and lightning, blending adventure, photography and weather science. Preity Mukhundhan and Niharika NM on Idhayam Murali, discussing their characters, on-screen chemistry and the films slice-

JNTU-GV holds its first convocation for 2019-23, 2020-24, and 2021-25 batches, conferres 34,896 degrees, including 11 Ph.D. degrees

The MoU also aims at exploring opportunities for cooperation through capacity building, training, workshops, sharing best practices with a strong focus on greening of port operations

Let BJP MP Rajender take a delegation to NDSA

A court is not merely a structure of bricks and mortar; it is a constitutional institution that inspires confidence that everyones rights will be protected under the rule of law, says Justice K.V. Viswanathan

I will respond to the right person at the appropriate time, says D.K. Shivakumar

Stressing that there are many areas for India and New Zealand to collaborate, Mr. Luxon named food and produce, tourism experiences, educational institutions, and technology as sectors for possible collaboration

A complaint by the victims father alleged that the child welfare officer destroyed his sons original written complaint and compelled him to submit a fresh statement portraying the incident as a consensual act.

After distributing the cheques at his Banaganapalle camp office, Janardhan Reddy inquires about the current health status and well-being of the patients who received the medical aid

Under the scheme, a financial assistance of 30,000 will be given for the birth of a third child and 40,000 for the fourth one

The extended-hours service will not be available for SAS/MPKBY agents

Health workers administer free preventive medicines in 59 blocks and urban local bodies; officials urge eligible residents to consume the drugs under direct observation

Former Chief Minister says Karnataka lost an honest, value-based leader; recalls M.P. Prakashs role as mentor and scholar at birth anniversary programme

They seize two gold chains weighing approximately 6.5 tolas from the accused

Risks from global trade fragmentation, geo-political tensions and external financial market volatility warrant continued vigilance and prudent risk management across the sector, said Sashidhar Jagdishan

A resident says many tail-end areas in Velachery suffer erratic water supply or inadequate supply because of old network

CAMPCO president S.R. Satishchandra says the cooperative will compete globally as the market is opening up to quality and chemical-free products from India

Student had reportedly been distressed over keeping up with what she had described to her parents as an exacting academic schedule; TNAU sources say she had health issues and was taking treatment at the campus hospital

QR code scanners installed in all police stations in district for people to scan and give ratings. In stations that get low grades, personnel will be given training to provide better services.

it has permitted the government medical colleges in Namakkal and Tiruppur to increase their annual MBBS intake by 50 seats each from the academic year 2026-27

Revanths survey gave 78 seats to BRS

Association calls for science-based development in ecologically sensitive areas