BJP stands for 'bhrasht', 'julm' and 'paap': Akhilesh Yadav
Akhilesh Yadav labeled the BJP as corrupt, oppressive, and sinful during a press conference. He asserted that Uttar Pradesh's problems would end only after the BJP is voted out. Yadav alleged corruption in expressway projects and land encroachment by party-linked mafias. He also questioned the government's actions against protesting youths at Jantar Mantar. The SP chief criticized the prime minister's engagement in making Instagram reels.
TN govt to expand scope of CM health insurance scheme: Minister Arunraj
We are discussing if we can further increase its scope. A good decision will be taken soon, TN Health Minister K G Arunraj, said.
BJP stands for bhrasht, julm and paap, says Akhilesh
Lucknow: Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav on Sunday, August 2, said that the BJP stands for bhrasht (corrupt), julm (oppression) and paap (sin), and asserted that all major problems in Uttar Pradesh would end only after it is voted out of power. Addressing a press conference at the partys state headquarters here, the former Uttar Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Karnataka chief minister DK Shivakumar views the Mekedatu dam project as a permanent solution. He stated the Supreme Court and central government have already responded to the proposal. Shivakumar urged all stakeholders to move forward without further delays or wasting time. This project aims to bring both states to the table for amicable discussions. The Cauvery water dispute centers on sharing river waters during periods of low rainfall.
Cauvery water row: Karnataka CM Shivakumar appeals against August 13 bandh
Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar urged organizations to withdraw the proposed bandh. He assured the state's farmers and people that their interests are protected. The government will continue legal decisions and prioritize drinking water needs. Rainfall has improved the water situation, making protests unnecessary now. All political parties have extended support to the government's stance.
Nayab Saini says BJP to form govt in Punjab, procure all crops at MSP
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini stated the BJP will win Punjab polls next year. He assured farmers that all crops would be procured at minimum support price. The party also plans to implement the Bhavantar Bharpai Yojana in Punjab. Saini criticised the AAP government for failing to curb drug menace. He urged the youth to avoid substance abuse for societal strength.
Raj Thackeray alleges Rs 18 crore donations 'stolen' from Mumbai's Siddhivinayak Temple annually
Raj Thackeray alleged significant theft of donations at Mumbai's Siddhivinayak Temple. He also claimed substantial funds were stolen from the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. Nine employees were arrested in connection with the Siddhivinayak Temple donation theft. The temple trust chairman stated income has significantly increased recently. Investigations are ongoing for alleged theft at the Ram Temple.
Chanda Chors in BJP: Congress on Ram Temple donation theft
New Delhi: The Congress on Sunday, August 2, launched a scathing attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party over the alleged theft of donations at the Ram temple in Ayodhya, saying not everyone in the BJP is a chanda chor but all the chanda chors are in the ruling party. Senior Congress leader Pramod Tiwari claimed Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Congress, GFP begin alliance talks for 2027 Goa polls; open to tie-up, says AAP
Goa elections 2027: Congress and Goa Forward Party are discussing a potential alliance for 2027. The Aam Aadmi Party has also indicated its willingness to join such a tie-up. These preliminary talks aim to strategize against the ruling BJP government. The opposition parties will meet again to finalize seat-sharing arrangements. The 2027 Goa assembly elections are anticipated in early 2027.
AP Govt launches subsidised rice at 52/kg to curb price rise
Each family can purchase up to 10 kg at the subsidised rate; BPT steam rice, which was selling at 6465 per kg in the open market, will now be available at 52 per kg
Andhra Pradesh, Australia ink 4 MoUs for collaborationacross sectors
MoUs cover solar manufacturing centre, inclusive education, student mental health and vocational training
Indian diaspora in China flags anti-India social media posts, visa curbs at 1st embassy outreach
Indian diaspora members voiced concerns over anti-India content and visa issues. Ambassador Vikram Doraiswami assured actions were being taken to address these matters. Visa requirements for Chinese citizens traveling to India will be eased soon. The embassy plans to establish a legal assistance framework for professionals. Cultural outreach programs will also be expanded to promote Indian diversity.
'Govt forgets when donations are stolen': Congress defends Rahul Gandhi after Ram Mandir skit FIR
Apologise to students injured in July 20 protest first: CJP's Dipke to PM Modi
Abhijeet Dipke of CJP urged Prime Minister Modi to apologize for police actions. He stated that students suffered serious injuries during a protest on July 20. Dipke called for the withdrawal of cases filed against these protesting students. He also accused the BJP IT cell of directing abuse and threats at women online. Dipke believes forgiveness should extend beyond social media messages and include concrete actions.
Delhi HC transfers special judge assigned to paper leak cases a week after taking charge
'We are not democracy, but two-horse system with arbitrary executive', says Manish Tewari
Manish Tewari stated India is no longer a democracy, calling institutions redundant. He described a two-horse system of arbitrary executive and judiciary. Parliament now acts as a gladiatorial arena for seizing executive power. Legislative productivity has significantly declined over decades. Tewari advocates for a fundamental redesign of the constitutional structure.
RP Singh and Jaiveer Shergill raised the families plight in April after elderly couples were denied boarding, while the embassy maintained round-the-clock contact and helped facilitate onward travel through regional evacuation routes back to India.
Global breastfeeding rates rise, India yet to arrest decline
Rahul Gandhi warns delimitation threatens Tamil Nadu
Chennai: Leader of the Opposition (LoP) in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Saturday, August 1, called upon political parties across the country, particularly those in Tamil Nadu, to unite against the Centres proposed delimitation exercise, alleging that it would undermine the States political representation and interests. Speaking to reporters at Mamallapuram near Chennai, LoP Rahul Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Long hours hurting resident docs mental health, NMC tells SC
Resident doctors face significant psychological distress from long working hours. The National Medical Commission acknowledged these demanding schedules impact their health. The commission stated reasonable working hours are essential for doctor and patient wellbeing. However, NMC expressed inability to enforce this, citing health authorities' domain. A doctors' group highlighted rising suicide cases due to these conditions.
CBI files EPFO cheating case against Anil Ambani
The CBI has filed a cheating case against Reliance Capital and Anil Ambani. This action stems from an alleged Rs 1,816 crore loss to the Employees Provident Fund Organisation. EPFO invested Rs 2,500 crore in Reliance Capitals debentures which later defaulted. While the issue was settled earlier, ED findings prompted a new fraud case. Anil Ambani denies any wrongdoing in this matter.
E20: AAP plans pro-choice rally to PM residence
Arvind Kejriwal announced a march to the Prime Minister's residence on Tuesday. He demanded consumers have a choice between pure petrol and E20 fuel. Kejriwal also called for E20 fuel to be priced lower than pure petrol. He challenged the government to release scientific studies supporting the E20 fuel policy. The AAP leader advised consumers to consider electric vehicles for future transportation needs.
Monsoon hope as WMO sees an El Nio counter
India faces a risk of below-normal monsoon rainfall due to El Nio. A positive Indian Ocean Dipole may offer some relief to the country. This oceanic pattern could improve rainfall conditions in southern India. It might prevent the monsoon from slipping into a deficient phase. International forecasts suggest a positive IOD could develop soon.
Judge Bhuyan questions SC collegiums opacity
Justice Ujjal Bhuyan questioned the Supreme Court collegium's lack of transparency in judicial appointments. He noted that recent collegium resolutions provided no reasons for their decisions. This opacity, he argued, could allow unsuitable individuals to enter the judiciary. Citizens possess a right to know deliberations concerning judicial elevations and transfers. The JALDI report highlights varying transparency levels across India's higher courts.
July GST collections up 15.4% to Rs 2.1 L cr on higher imports
Goods and Services Tax collections rose 15.4 percent to Rs 2,11,205 crore in July. This increase was largely due to a 29 percent jump in integrated GST on imports. Strong economic activity and higher commodity prices also contributed to the robust tax collections. Central GST mop-up increased 12.3 percent while state GST grew 8.7 percent. Net collections after refunds went up 15.8 percent, reflecting continued economic resilience.
Government approves 2 tunnels for Valley-Jammu connectivity
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay's Karnataka visit to resolve Cauvery row cancelled
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay's planned meeting with Karnataka CM D K Shivakumar to discuss the Cauvery Water dispute was postponed due to an unfavorable atmosphere. Karnataka cited reservoir deficits and insufficient rainfall for its inability to release water, while Tamil Nadu demanded more than the directed 3500 cusecs. The DMK has also approached the Supreme Court seeking directions for water release.
Cloudburst damages structures in Kishtwar; rain halts Amarnath Yatra
Flash floods in Kishtwar's Chatroo area damaged shops and houses early Saturday. Vehicles were washed away, and the national highway sustained damage from debris. The Amarnath Yatra was suspended from Jammu due to incessant rain. Schools remained closed in several districts as a precautionary measure. Affected shopkeepers and business owners will receive government compensation.
Fear stalks Kashmirs brick kilns after terrorists kill 2 migrant workers
Two migrant labourers were killed Friday evening in Kulgam, causing panic among workers. Brick kilns across south Kashmir halted operations as labourers stayed indoors. Many workers expressed concerns about their safety and earning a living. Security forces visited the kilns and assured the labourers of protection. Officials directed authorities to ensure the safety of all migrant workers.
Jayant Chaudhary builds new 'team RLD' ahead of UP polls
Rashtriya Lok Dal is building its presence in West Uttar Pradesh. The party is establishing teams across Hastinapur, Braj, and Ruhelkhand regions. These three areas encompass approximately seventy-five assembly seats for elections. RLD is not discussing seat numbers within the NDA alliance. They aim to be complementary to the National Democratic Alliance's efforts.
NEET-PG exam sees significant changes for candidate convenience and enhanced security. Candidates now select three preferred states for their examination centre locations. The exam duration remains the same, but questions reduce to 180 for more time. Aadhaar and iris biometrics strengthen registration and exam day security measures. NEET-PG 2026 will be conducted in a single shift for uniform assessment.
West Bengal CM vows to protect refugees, expedite CAA and identify infiltrators during census
West Bengal will expedite CAA certificate applications and protect religious minorities fleeing persecution. Infiltrators will not receive citizen benefits, and free food will not be provided. The state government seeks Union Home Ministry approval to deploy District Magistrates for faster processing. Data collected during the census self-enumeration will remain confidential and secure. The Chief Minister assured refugees and the Matua community of no police harassment.
My return to Kolkata proves injustice can be long but not permanent: Taslima Nasreen
Exiled author Taslima Nasreen returned to Kolkata after nineteen years of absence. She stated her return proves injustice is not permanent and spoke for women's rights. Nasreen expressed concern over rising religious extremism in Bangladesh and curtailed freedom of speech. She lamented not finding a permanent home in the Bengals, though Europe offered security. The writer emphasized her advocacy for equality and human rights, not offense.
Watch: Pro-Channi sloganeering draws Congress' ire amid Punjab leadership tussle
Congress internal rifts in Punjab persist as Charanjit Singh Channi supporters disrupted party programs. Bhupesh Baghel warned of expulsion for indiscipline, emphasizing unity for upcoming elections. The party high command will decide the chief ministerial face after the Punjab Assembly polls. Baghel stressed strengthening the party at the booth level for electoral success. Warring highlighted the need for a strong organizational structure over individual popularity.
IMD issues orange alert for 12 Kerala districts amid heavy rain forecast
Authorities urged people in vulnerable areas to relocate if advised and stay off risky routes.
From serving in Britain's elite Special Boat Service to redefining the limits of high-altitude climbing with his record-breaking Project Possible expedition, Nirmal 'Nimsdai' Purja became one of the most influential mountaineers of his generation before his life was cut short in a tragic Broad Peak avalanche.
CM Shivakumar urges PM to back Karnataka, says India's growth hinges on state's progress
Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi for increased state support. He emphasized that India's progress must align with Karnataka's development and growth. The Chief Minister highlighted Karnataka's significant contributions to India's economic and technological advancement. He also paid tribute to Swami Vivekananda's teachings and ideals for youth empowerment. The state government is actively promoting youth engagement through various cultural and sports initiatives.
CBI books Anil Ambani, Reliance Capital in Rs 1,816 crore EPFO fraud case
West Bengal to clear all pending CAA applications within six months, says Suvendu Adhikari
West Bengal's Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari pledged to resolve all pending CAA applications soon. He stated the law grants citizenship and is not meant to revoke it. Nearly twenty-four thousand citizenship certificates have already been issued to eligible refugees. The government will delegate powers to district magistrates for faster application processing. This initiative aims to provide citizenship to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries.
India writing new chapters in AI, semiconductors and space, says PM Modi
Prime Minister Modi lauded India's youth for driving technological advancements and economic progress. Young entrepreneurs are powering India's mobile manufacturing and startup ecosystem growth. Education reforms and expanded infrastructure are preparing youth for future opportunities. Sports initiatives are identifying talent and strengthening the nation's sporting ecosystem. Youth are key to India's digital economy and self-reliance initiatives.
Centre releases 2,117 crore SDRF funds for seven flood-affected states
The assistance includes second instalments for Himachal Pradesh and Odisha, and first instalments for four other flood-hit states.
Addressing a felicitation programme for Nasreen at Rabindra Sadan here, Adhikari said it was the duty of his government to ensure her safety whenever she came to West Bengal.
'Days of threat culture over': Bengal CM assures security to Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen
Taking a jibe at PM Modi's critics, Shehzad Poonawalla expressed disappointment with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership style. He sarcastically suggested Modi learn dictatorship from past Congress leaders. Poonawalla cited Indira Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru as examples of strong rule. He also mentioned past Congress governments' actions during protests. The former spokesperson concluded Modi had not met Left-liberal expectations.
India's students need PM Narendra Modi's apology, not his forgiveness: LoP Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi stated Prime Minister Modi should apologize to students. He criticized the prime minister for not meeting grieving parents of students. Gandhi mentioned leaked papers and cancelled exams destroyed years of preparation. India's students do not need forgiveness but an apology from the prime minister. The Congress leader met families of students who lost their children.
The case decision relates to an unauthorised pledge of ZEEL's immovable assets located in Hyderabad to secure loans for promoter-linked entities.
Mountaineer Nirmal Purja died in a Broad Peak avalanche, ending his legendary career. India secured more medals at the Commonwealth Games 2026, reaching a total of thirty. Rahul Gandhi demanded an apology from Prime Minister Modi for NEET students. A stricter anti-paper leak law has now come into force nationwide. Complaints were filed against Rahul Gandhi and Pappu Yadav regarding a protest.
How the fall of Hindu Rashtra in Nepal gave way to Muslim street veto
The removal of the Hindu Kingdom status stripped away a protective shield for the country's majority culture. When communist ideology dismantled thetraditional guardrail, it gave away to the Muslim street veto.
Andhra Pradesh records 21% growth in GST collections till July, beats national average
Higher GST receipts, AI-powered enforcement and improved compliance lifted Andhra Pradeshs tax revenues well above the national growth rate this year
Farooq Abdullah's remarks linking terror attacks to the demand for J&K statehood overlook nearly four decades of Pakistan-sponsored terrorism that flourished under Article 370, from the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Hindus to major attacks like Uri and Pulwama, raising questions over whether constitutional decisions should ever be influenced by violence.
'Defeat delimitation in House': Rahul Gandhi's 'Ettappan' charge on Centre & an appeal to parties
Rahul Gandhi labeled the proposed delimitation exercise a BJP conspiracy. He stated it aims to disenfranchise people and reduce Tamil Nadu's political power. Supporting delimitation makes one a 21st-century Ettappan, a Tamil term for traitor. He urged all Tamil people and parties to oppose this proposal. National parties were also asked to defeat the delimitation in the House.
Varanasi cops book MPs Rahul Gandhi, Pappu Yadav, Awadesh Prasad for 'insulting Sanatan Dharma'
Varanasi Police registered a case against Rahul Gandhi and two other MPs. They are accused of insulting Sanatan Dharma and hurting religious sentiments. The complaint was filed by seers after an opposition protest in Parliament. Opposition MPs enacted a skit regarding temple donation theft and police action. The protest also demanded Home Minister Amit Shah's resignation and his presence.
Tamil Nadu Industries Minister S. Keerthana reviews Budget Demand for Grants for FY27
Tamil Nadu reviewed industrial investment priorities and development projects to accelerate manufacturing growth, attract investments and create more employment opportunities.
Explained: What changes after India's tougher anti-paper leak law comes into force
A new anti-paper leak law is now in effect across India. Investigations into exam fraud must now conclude within two months. Trials will be expedited through fast-track courts, aiming for quicker resolutions. Individuals face up to ten years imprisonment and significant fines for paper leaks. Organized rackets will receive even harsher penalties, deterring future examination malpractices.
Varanasi cops book MPs Rahul Gandhi, Rajesh Ranjan, Awadesh Prasad for 'insulting Sanatan Dharma'
Varanasi Police filed a case against Rahul Gandhi and two other MPs. This action followed a complaint from seers regarding religious sentiments. The MPs allegedly insulted Sanatan Dharma during a protest in Parliament. They enacted a skit concerning temple donations and police action. The protest also demanded Home Minister Amit Shah's resignation.
AISA's Neha Bora seeks Amit Shah's resignation over July 20 crackdown
AISA president Neha Bora demanded Union Home Minister Amit Shah's resignation. She cited the July 20 crackdown on anti-paper leak protesters in Delhi. The movement expanded beyond paper leaks to seek accountability for police actions. Protesters alleged excessive force, including pellet guns, during the march. The agitation concluded after education reforms and the passage of a new bill.
'Honey trap' angle emerges in Bengal Jaish probe; woman arrested from Jharkhand
Commonwealth baton passes to Ahmedabad 2030 from Glasgow on Sunday
The Glasgow handover ceremony will showcase Ahmedabads 2030 Commonwealth Games with a cultural presentation highlighting India and Gujarat for the events 100th anniversary
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No apology for protest language; July 20 crackdown must be answered: AISA president Neha
AISA president Neha declined to condemn protesters' strong language against the Centre. She argued that critics are diverting attention from police actions during a recent crackdown. Neha highlighted the use of pellet guns and sticks with nails on demonstrators. She questioned why politicians' derogatory comments faced no similar scrutiny. The student leader stated that the focus should be on injuries, not profanity.
Real-time tracking, improved services key features of proposed Maharashtra Ambulance Policy
The citizen application will enable users to locate the nearest available ambulance, track its live location and estimated arrival time, receive preliminary guidance via video calls and check the estimated fare before booking
Maharashtra extends PMFBY enrolment deadline to Aug 10; 61.82 lakh farmers registered so far
The extension was granted because some farmers faced technical issues, pending documentation, and personal reasons, Bharane stated
In July, 1.06 crore passengers travelled in Chennai Metro
July 24, recorded the highest passenger flow per day of July, 2026 with 3,84,412 passengers, says a release
'In every national security decision, Doval had a role': Amit Shah praises NSA at award ceremony
Union Home Minister Amit Shah praised NSA Ajit Doval's significant national security contributions. Doval's strategic advice has strengthened India's defense and foreign policy since 2014. Shah highlighted Doval's instrumental role in every major national security decision made by Prime Minister Modi. The NSA's decades-long career in intelligence has been vital for India's transformation. Doval accepted the Lokmanya Tilak National Award with humility, thanking leaders.
Modi hasnt taken a single day off, says Pawan Kalyan
Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan on Saturday, August 1, lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi for working tirelessly for Indias development. Addressing a gathering after the inauguration of Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport at Visakhapatnam, Kalyan said, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has worked tirelessly for the development of the country. It is because Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
World Lung Cancer Day: Gujarats lung cancer cases rise as tobacco acreage and output expand
Lung cancer registrations continue rising while tobacco farming expands, underscoring the gap between public health concerns and agricultural production trends
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke falls sick again while meeting people in building parking
According to those present, he suddenly felt unwell and moved to the rear of the building, where he vomited. He later returned upstairs to his residence without speaking to the media. Confirming the incident, Dipke's father, Bhagwan Dipke, said doctors had been called to examine his son. Dipke had disclosed on July 25, during the protests at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, that he had been diagnosed with typhoid.
According to French media reports, investigators believe Chuet made at least two undeclared trips to China in September 2018 and August 2019 while he was still serving in the French Navy.
More tests, less health: Why India might be testing itself sick
Supriya Sule demands SIT probe into exam irregularities, all-party meet on reforms
Demanding urgent action, Supriya Sule insists on a time-sensitive SIT inquiry into examination fraud as she highlights the rising student unrest and police response. To address pressing concerns about the education system, she advocates for an all-party discussion, asserting that simply increasing penalties for paper leaks won't solve the problem. Sule stresses the importance of involving the opposition in crafting viable reforms.
PM playing victim card instead of apologising for brutality on protesting students: Congress
Congress stated Prime Minister Modi plays the victim card regarding youth. The party demanded an apology for student protest brutality and paper leaks. Modi's InstaGram sabhas are seen as self-obsession by the opposition. The Prime Minister expressed forgiveness for youth who abused him and his mother. Congress also cited other issues like Chanda Chori Astha Dhoka and notebandi.
'Over 40 Pellet Wounds In My Body': Story of Irshad Mansoor Who Refuses to Yield
Sheikh Irshad Mansoor was the first reported pellet victim during Delhi's Jantar Mantar protest. This is his story.
'Same people who litter here, use dustbin abroad': Bombay HC on civic sense
A bench of Justices G S Kulkarni and Aarti Sathe made the observations while hearing a batch of petitions over pollution, foul odour, gas emissions and health hazards linked to the Kanjurmarg dumping ground in Mumbai. The judges said public participation was essential to keeping the city clean and urged civic authorities to enforce the rules without hesitation.
India screens nearly 11,000 travellers after Ebola emergency, no case detected
India has screened over ten thousand international travellers from Ebola-affected nations. No Ebola cases have been detected in the country so far, officials confirmed. Enhanced screening and preparedness measures were implemented across all entry points. Mumbai and Delhi airports saw the highest numbers of screened passengers. The government continues to strengthen surveillance and public awareness campaigns.
Monsoon likely to be below normal in Aug-Sept: IMD
India's monsoon rainfall is expected to be below normal during August and September. This forecast is influenced by the continuing risk of El Nio, which often weakens the monsoon. July rainfall, however, turned out to be normal due to plentiful showers in central India. These showers helped reduce the overall monsoon rainfall deficit significantly by the end of July.
16.4% deleted in Haryana draft roll; 10.8% in Andhra Pradesh
Draft voter rolls in Haryana and Andhra Pradesh reveal significant exclusions. Over sixteen percent of Haryana's electorate and over ten percent in Andhra were removed. Reasons cited include deaths, permanent shifts, and multiple registrations. However, genuine voters can still be added during the claims period. This process allows for corrections and additions to the electoral rolls.
Amid opposition protest, Lok Sabha passes births & deaths bill
The Lok Sabha passed the Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Bill, 2026, without any debate. Opposition members disrupted Rajya Sabha proceedings, preventing any business from being transacted. The bill aims to make delayed registrations of births and deaths more stringent. Congress and SP MPs raised issues concerning police actions and alleged temple donation theft. The Rajya Sabha was ultimately adjourned for the entire day.
India flags POJK at world stage
Floating solar plants get Rs 5,000cr push
Samudra Manthan gets Cabinet nod
Reaction teams to flag 'fake info' on E20 blending
Ethanol kept petrol prices lower: Govt
Ethanol blending saved consumers nearly thirty rupees per litre on petrol. Global crude prices reached one hundred thirty-five dollars a barrel recently. The government kept fuel prices unchanged for seventy-five days initially. E20 petrol now costs one hundred two rupees per litre in Delhi. Allegations of foodgrain diversion for ethanol were also rejected.
Senthil Balaji gets pre-arrest bail from SC in Tasmac corruption case
Should polygamy among Muslims be banned, SC seeks Centre's viewpoint
Chandrashekhar Azad-led Azad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) unveils UP poll list with 45 candidates
Chandrashekhar Azad's party revealed its first 45 candidates for the upcoming Uttar Pradesh elections. The candidate list reflects the party's outreach to Bahujan communities and minorities. Eighteen Scheduled Caste and sixteen Other Backward Class candidates were announced. Ten Muslim and one Sikh candidate were also included in the list. Most of these candidates are from western Uttar Pradesh.
