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Roadmap to 2030: India, New Zealand seal 18 pacts across defence, trade and security
India and New Zealand elevated their ties to a strategic partnership. Prime Ministers Modi and Luxon signed eighteen agreements for cooperation. This roadmap guides future collaboration across multiple key sectors. Bilateral trade aims to reach seven billion New Zealand dollars by 2030. Both nations will enhance maritime security and disaster management efforts.
G'day Chennai! Australia's Big Bash opener to be held in Tamil Nadu this December
Petitioner hurls papers, 'orders' SC to file FIR
30% deletions in Daman & Diu SIR draft roll
Cancer patient dead, her plea for drug listed 57 times for hearing
Cong demand for seat parity highlights fault line with SP
Modi, first PM in NZ in 40 years, to capitalise on FTA, boost ties
Defence & Security Cooperation, Talent Mobility Also On Agenda
Future conflicts may take new forms: Rajnath
Won't be feasible to offer pure petrol, lower blends as options to E20: Govt
Rules Out Parallel Fuel Supply System
Rajpal Yadav gets 3-month jail in cheque-bounce cases
Centre weighs Meta reply on WA usernames, rollout remains on hold
Can't block calls from 1600 no. series, but can put 140 series on DND: Trai
Regulated entities and government communications from 1600 numbers cannot be blocked by any application. Promotional calls from the 140 series can be blocked using the DND registry. Trai mandates 1600 numbers for trustworthy service and transaction calls to existing customers. Registered telemarketers use the 140 number series for promotional communications. Customers can register preferences on the DND registry to allow or block these promotional calls.
'We'll expose you' for trial delay: SC to Maharashtra
Supreme Court criticizes states for delaying trials while opposing bail pleas. The court noted a negligent attitude that dents the right to a speedy trial. One accused has been in jail for four years with few witnesses examined. Maharashtra was found remiss in producing the accused before the trial court. The apex court stressed the need for states to expedite trials.
SC: Even a snail can question pace of trials
The Supreme Court criticized a commercial suit's slow progress since 2015. Plaintiff's evidence is still ongoing, prompting a strong judicial observation. The court rejected Levitate Mobile Technologies' plea for additional documents. This plea was similar to a previous one that was also denied. The court noted the significant delay in the judicial process.
PM praises Australia social ban for U-16s, hinting at similar curbs
India is considering stricter age limits for social media access. Prime Minister Modi praised Australia's ban on platforms for children under sixteen. This move follows growing government focus on online safety for minors. Several Indian states have also proposed similar restrictions on social media use. Nationwide implementation faces significant challenges due to India's vast internet user population.
Women activists: Govt must implement 33% womens quota at current strength of Parliament
Women's groups demand immediate 33% reservation in legislatures and Parliament. They seek a constitutional amendment to delink reservation from census and delimitation. Activists are urging MPs to support this crucial demand for political representation. Joint demonstrations are planned across the country on July 20-21. This push aims to fulfill long-standing calls for women's empowerment.
FCI makes distilleries accountable for subsidised rice, warns of criminal cases
Food Corporation of India has strengthened rules for subsidized rice distribution. Distilleries are now directly accountable for any misuse of this grain. The Food Corporation of India will file criminal cases for diversion or misuse. This move aims to prevent diversion and improve oversight of the ethanol supply chain. New operational guidelines ensure strict utilization of rice for ethanol production.
After Sanjay Raut targets Sharad Pawar, Supriya Sule takes a dig at Uddhav Thackeray
Supriya Sule publicly supported Sharad Pawar's meeting with the deputy chief minister, asserting that engaging with constitutional functionaries is a standard protocol. She referenced the post-split encounter between Uddhav Thackeray and Ajit Pawar, emphasizing that these discussions are crucial for addressing Maharashtra's pressing issues and enhancing communication. Additionally, Sule dismissed allegations regarding NCP-SP MPs defecting to other parties.
Omar Abdullah says NC awaiting nod for Jantar Mantar protest on statehood
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah stated his party seeks protest permission. The National Conference announced a sit-in protest in the national capital. This demonstration is planned for July 20, Parliament's monsoon session opening day. The party aims to press the Centre for restoring Jammu and Kashmir's statehood. However, Abdullah alleged some people are trying to sabotage their plan.
J&K BJP Chief: NC plan to hold protest on statehood a drama
Sunil Sharma, affiliated with the BJP, dismissed the National Conference's planned protest as an eye wash, suggesting it is designed to obscure the ruling party's shortcomings. He pointed out that the planned July 20 event, which has drawn invitations to various leaders, would see no participation from the BJP. Sharma highlighted that the real concerns in J&K stem from high unemployment and dwindling resources, not political theatrics.
RSS to discuss Ram Temple row, favours trust overhaul
Amid the controversy over alleged theft of donations at the temple, the issue of changes at the trust is expected to figure prominently during the Sangh's annual three-day Akhil Bharatiya Prant Pracharak Baithak, which began at Hubballi in Karnataka on Friday.
Bihar Bankipur bypoll: BJP candidate Abhishek Kumar withdraws nomination a day after filing papers
On Friday afternoon, Abhishek wrote a letter to Saraogi stating he is unable to contest the election due to family reasons. However, party sources told ET that there was some confusion regarding information about his family and education in the nomination paper. The party feared his nomination could be cancelled.
From Everest to space: Nasas PIO astronaut Anil Menon to travel to ISS on 8-month mission on Tuesday
Anil Menon, an Indian-American astronaut, begins his first space mission. He will spend eight months aboard the International Space Station. Menon will research microgravity's physiological impacts and test new medical technologies. His Indian heritage stems from his father who emigrated from India. He previously supported polio immunisation programmes in India.
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta appoints 3 BJP MLAs as spokespersons of government
In a strategic move towards enhanced communication, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has designated three BJP MLAs as official government spokespersons. Abhay Verma, the MLA representing Laxmi Nagar, takes on the role of chief spokesperson, alongside Anil Sharma and Harish Khurana.
Maharashtra's Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has come to the defense of the Mumbai-Pune Expressway project, while also taking aim at critics with disdainful comments. In the assembly, he referred to Raj Thackeray as nothing more than a mimicry artist, cautioning that spreading misinformation tarnishes the reputation of Maharashtra as a whole. His remarks have sparked backlash from opposition leaders, who are quick to challenge his statements.
MHA reiterates National Anthem, National Song rules; stresses correct pronunciation, script
The Home Affairs Ministry issued fresh directions to all state governments. These directions reiterate existing rules for singing the National Anthem and National Song. Authorities must ensure strict compliance with the correct script and pronunciation. The National Song is to be sung before the National Anthem when both are performed. This ensures adherence to protocols established for national symbols.
Prashant Kishor says BJP 'struggling' in Bankipur after candidate switch, targets Samrat Chaudhary
Prashant Kishor stated the BJP faces challenges in the Bankipur bypoll. The original candidate withdrew citing family reasons, and a new one was named. Kishor believes this shows no constituency is a permanent stronghold. He also suggested BJP supporters desire a different leader for Bihar. The Bankipur by-election is scheduled for July 30.
Assam Budget 2026-27 proposes tea tax relief, green cess and 2 lakh jobs
Assams 2.85 lakh crore Budget boosts small tea growers, cuts piped gas VAT, proposes a green cess and targets two lakh jobs while tightening welfare eligibility norms.
Fresh regulatory framework to curb online abuse on the anvil
Mangaluru tech ecosystem needs innovation strategy to drive growth
KDEM CEO Sanjeev Kumar Gupta said the Home Coming initiative is helping bring experienced tech professionals back to Mangaluru
From abandonment, online trend to revival: Kaveri engine gets a new life
Reports suggest that the DRDO is reviving the long-dormant Kaveri engine programme to produce a viable indigenous fighter jet engine, curbing reliance on foreign suppliers.
Pawan Kalyans party gets fresh recruits in Telangana push
Hyderabad:Several political, social, educational and trade union leaders from Telangana joined the Jana Sena Party (JSP) here on Friday, July 10, in the presence of party president Pawan Kalyan, in what appeared to be a fresh push by the Andhra Pradesh-based outfit to expand its footprint in the neighbouring state. The leaders, who joined the 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 .
Zero deaths in three years: The mountaineer who built India's mountain rescue service
Punjab farmers to make toll plazas free on July 14 over land pooling policy, FTA concerns
Farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal announced a toll plaza blockade for July 14. Protesters will demonstrate against the Punjab government's land-pooling policy. They also protest alleged irregularities in the Land Mortgage Bank. The proposed India-US free trade agreement is another point of contention. Farmers demand the immediate withdrawal of the land policy and action against bank officials.
Ahead of Manipur polls, Congress expands state leadership team
Congress appointed new office bearers for the Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee. These appointments are seen as preparations for the upcoming assembly elections. Leaders discussed party strategy and organizational preparedness for the 2027 polls. They believe the BJP's politics has caused the state's ongoing civil war. The party aims to restore peace and build bridges in Manipur.
Bankipur bypoll twist: BJP candidate set to face Prashant Kishor withdraws, cites family reasons
In a surprising turn of events, a Bharatiya Janata Party candidate has stepped down from the Bankipur bypoll, citing family reasons. The party has swiftly chosen Neeraj Kumar Sinha as the new candidate. This change paves the way for Prashant Kishor's highly anticipated first appearance in the electoral arena, as he prepares to contest against the BJP's stronghold in this area.
BJP swaps Bankipur nominee ahead of high-profile bypoll featuring Prashant Kishor
The BJP replaced its Bankipur assembly bypoll candidate Abhishek Kumar Sinha. He withdrew his nomination citing family reasons after being announced on Tuesday. The party then nominated Neeraj Kumar Sinha as its new candidate for the bypoll. This closely watched contest will also feature poll strategist Prashant Kishor. Voting is scheduled for July 30, with results on August 3.
Assa Doron And Alex Broom On How Indias Antibiotics Crisis Is About Inequality
Assa Doron is a professor of Anthropology and South Asia at Australian National University. He is the author and co-author of several books, including Life on the Ganga, The Great Indian Phone Book, and Waste of a Nation. Alex Broom is academic director at Australian Research Council, professor of Sociology, and director of the Sydney Centre for Healthy Sciences, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Sydney. He is the author of several books on the social dynamics of health, illness and care like Survivorship: A Sociology of Cancer in Everyday Life. In this interview, they talk about their latest book, A World of Resistance: India and the Global Antibiotic Crisis.
Recent reports highlight heightened concerns over the Yarlung Tsangpo mega dam in China, amidst fears of geological faults and potential earthquakes. Meanwhile, in Assam, the government is taking a firm stance against polygamy by planning to terminate the employment of offenders and restrict access to welfare benefits. Additionally, the UK has recognized significant technology companies as essential third parties for cloud services.
Monsoon session: NDA in command, opposition in disarray. Will DMK tilt the balance?
The opposition parties are grappling with significant turmoil following vital splits that have diminished their strength in Parliament. Recent shifts have bolstered the ruling NDA coalition's standing. As the Monsoon session approaches, the potential reintroduction of a Constitution Amendment Bill looms. Internal fractures within several regional parties could further compromise the opposition's capacity to impede crucial legislation.
Pradhan orders action over NCERTs court lapse in paper supplier case
Vijay steps up attack on DMK in first visit to Karur since stampede
Vijay also announced plans to set up a memorial in Karur and handed over government job orders to the victims family members
Sangani is not new to controversy. In September 2016, UK Border Force officers had seized approximately 7.4 kg of undeclared gold jewellery Sangani allegedly tried to smuggle into the UK.
'Students need a break, Rahul Gandhi is on one': BJP attacks Congress leader over cancelled rallies
In a heartfelt gesture, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay visited families affected by the Karur stampede disaster. He distributed job appointment orders to eligible dependants as part of rehabilitation efforts, visibly moved by their immense sorrow. This visit coincided with the High Court's evaluation of the government's permanent job appointment policies. Furthermore, Vijay criticized the opposition DMK for allegedly exploiting the tragedy for political gain.
Kerala medical student Sawariya Basanth killed over 'forced conversion' claims in Uzbekistan
A Kerala medical student was murdered in Uzbekistan by a fellow student. The victim allegedly faced repeated demands to convert her religion before her death. Uzbek authorities have arrested the accused student in connection with the ongoing investigation. Indian authorities are assisting the victim's family and liaising with Uzbek officials. A second post-mortem was conducted in Kerala after the body's repatriation.
Naveen Jindal Group plans 70,000 crore investment in steel, nuclear and solar projects
The proposed investments are expected to create over 11,000 direct jobs while boosting Jharkhands manufacturing ecosystem and clean energy capacity
Why Meghalaya says no to Uranium mining
Uranium ore in Domiasiat in Meghalaya is a low-depth sandstone deposit, and mining it will require open-cast methods, which may be hazardous for the environment
Union Minister Shobha Karandlaje has accused the Karnataka government of misusing permanent residence certificates. She alleges the state is using these certificates to regularize illegal Bangladeshi immigrants. The minister has requested Home Minister Amit Shah to intervene and halt the certificate issuance. Karandlaje claims this process aids illegal immigrants in obtaining government benefits. She argues the move compromises national security and electoral integrity.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath criticized Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav. He alleged past government restrictions on Hindu traditions like Kanwar Yatra. Adityanath stated the BJP government now welcomes kanwariyas with flower petals. He also accused the SP of displacing the poor from graveyard designated lands. The Chief Minister highlighted the BJP's focus on faith and infrastructure development.
Asadudin Owaisi urges Telangana CS to issue PRCs to people
Hyderabad: AIMIM president and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi on Friday, July 10, urged the Telangana government to issue Permanent Residence Certificates (PRCs) to eligible residents to help them establish their identity during the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Owaisi met Telangana Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju and submitted a representation seeking the issuance 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 .
Advait Energy secures over 251 crore power infrastructure orders in Gujarat
The contracts involve converting 11 kV HT and LT overhead power line networks into underground cable networks at various locations across Gujarat.
Calcutta HC orders Abhishek Banerjee to give voice sample on July 15 in intimidatory speech case
The Calcutta High Court ordered Abhishek Banerjee to give his voice sample on July 15. Justice Saugata Bhattacharyya expressed displeasure over the delay in providing the sample. The court directed police to ensure Banerjee faces no harassment during his appearance. Banerjee's plea seeking quashing of proceedings was dismissed as withdrawn. He must cooperate with the investigation and comply with notices.
Educator Sonam Wangchuk enters his thirteenth day of an indefinite hunger strike. He feels his hunger has stabilized while supporting the CJP's protest. Wangchuk asserts his constitutional right to protest peacefully at Jantar Mantar. He seeks accountability for examination irregularities and Ladakh's issues. The CJP plans a march to Parliament if demands are not met.
Centre orders probe into NCERT's blacklisting of textbook paper supplier
'Polygamy practitioners to lose govt jobs': Assam's budget proposes strict rules
Assam's government proposed barring polygamous individuals from state welfare schemes. Government employees practicing polygamy may face dismissal from their service. The state also plans to amend existing rules for disciplinary actions. This initiative aims to promote women's empowerment and gender justice. The government will resume its welfare schemes from August onwards.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Auckland for a historic two-day visit. He was welcomed by New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon at the airport. Discussions will focus on trade, commerce, and defence cooperation between the nations. This visit follows the recent signing of a Free Trade Agreement in April. Modi will also engage with the Indian diaspora and prominent personalities.
NCP (SP) not involved in any merger talks with Congress: Lok Sabha MP Supriya Sule
Supriya Sule has dismissed speculation regarding a merger between her party and the Congress. She asserted that no merger proposals have been exchanged between the two political parties. The Nationalist Congress Party (SP) and Congress will continue working together as allies. Sule highlighted their cordial relations and regular coordination on various political matters. Both parties are constituents of the Maha Vikas Aghadi and INDIA bloc alliances.
Polygamy to invite welfare benefits bar, dismissal from govt service: Assam budget
Assam's budget proposes barring polygamous individuals from state welfare schemes. Government employees practicing polygamy will face dismissal from their service. The state aims to promote women's empowerment and gender justice through these measures. Welfare schemes will be delivered through a unified digital beneficiary architecture. The budget also includes tax exemptions for tea growers and VAT cuts.
Haryana disburses 1,582 crore across 19 welfare schemes, boosts Lado Lakshmi allocation
Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced a 1,500-crore hike in the annual allocation for the Lado Lakshmi Yojana, taking it to 6,500 crore.
No free bus travel for women in Delhi without Pink Saheli smart card from August 1
Delhi Transport Corporation says Pink Saheli card adoption slow
Ram Mandir donation case: Supreme Court to hear pleas seeking CBI probe on July 13
The Supreme Court will hear petitions on July 13 concerning alleged Ram temple donation embezzlement. Three petitions seek a court-monitored CBI probe into financial irregularities. Petitioners also demand a forensic audit of the Trust's entire finances. An investigation is underway in Uttar Pradesh, with eight accused arrested. Temple trust members express faith in the ongoing investigation and administration.
Actor Rajpal Yadav gets 3 months jail as Delhi HC upholds conviction in cheque bounce cases
The Delhi High Court upheld actor Rajpal Yadav's conviction in multiple cheque bounce cases. The court sentenced the actor to three months imprisonment for these offenses. This judgment dismissed petitions challenging the trial court's earlier decision. Yadav had previously paid approximately Rs 4.25 crore to the complainant company. He is also facing a separate loan dispute case with a large outstanding amount.
One Nation, One Election may be ready for 2029 Lok Sabha polls: House panel chief
Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the panel's two-day meeting in Goa, Chaudhary said consultations held across the country had received overwhelming support from civil society stakeholders for the proposal. He also cited estimates suggesting that frequent elections cost the Indian economy nearly Rs 7 lakh crore. The committee held discussions on the Constitution (129th Amendment) Bill, 2024, beginning its Goa visit with an interaction involving chief minister Pramod Sawant and members of the state cabinet.
Sonam Wangchuk stated his hunger stabilized after thirteen days of fasting at Jantar Mantar. He asserted his constitutional right to peaceful protest should not be violated by authorities. Wangchuk supports students demanding accountability for examination irregularities and pending Ladakh issues. He believes the education minister's resignation could restore youth confidence politically. The protest continues with a planned march to Parliament on July 20.
'One Nation, One Election' may become reality by 2029: Parliamentary panel
A parliamentary committee is developing a mechanism for simultaneous elections by 2029. Nearly all consulted stakeholders support the 'One Nation, One Election' proposal. This reform aims to prevent an estimated Rs 7 lakh crore economic loss. Frequent polls disrupt governance and negatively impact education systems. The committee seeks broad consensus for this major electoral reform.
Congress terms VBSA 'Very Bad Shiksha Act', asks Naidu to have courage to oppose it
In an assertive stance, the Congress party has condemned the Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhishthan Bill, calling it a disturbing constitutional infringement by the central government. This bill is criticized for transferring grant distribution authority from education professionals to politicians, potentially undermining the operational freedom of elite institutes like IITs and IIMs. The party is calling on states to voice their dissent against this initiative.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay spoke about the Karur stampede tragedy. He stated the incident remains a deep wound in his political journey. Vijay alleged police failed to manage the crowd adequately during the event. He also accused the previous DMK government of shifting blame onto him. A memorial will be built in Karur to remember the victims.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath accused opposition parties of appeasement politics. He alleged they disrespected Hindu faith by allowing prayers at Hanumangarhi temple. Adityanath stated these parties opposed Ayodhya's development and Ram temple construction. He highlighted the current government's role in building the grand Ram temple. The chief minister also mentioned opposition to Ayodhya's transformation and new projects.
Centre examines WhatsApp's reply on username feature notice over fraud concerns
On 8th July, Mohsin Kazmi from Jharkhands Jamshedpur, who claims to be working at Jindal Steel in Odishas Sambalpur, uploaded a video on his Instagram page with more than 3 lakh followers.
BJP's picks for Rajya Sabha bypolls signal next phase of Bengal's political realignment
The BJP nominated three former TMC MPs for Rajya Sabha bypolls after their induction. These nominations signal the ruling party's focus on consolidating its position in state politics. The BJP comfortably crosses the required MLA support mark to win all three seats. This move reinforces the BJP's confidence in showcasing legislative dominance and attracting opposition leaders.
Bhagwat attends RSS annual Prant Pracharak meet in Belagavi
Belagavi: Belagavi has been placed under tight security as the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) begins its three-day annual Akhil Bharatiya Prant Pracharak Baithak (All India Prant Pracharak Meeting) on Friday, July 10. RSS Sarsanghchalak Dr Mohan Bhagwat, Sarkaryavah Dattatreya Hosabale and the organisations senior leadership are participating in the high-level deliberations. The meeting is being 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 .
Punjab elections 2027: AAP vs who? BJP, Congress, Shiroman Akali Dal scramble for challenger's spot
The battle for Punjab's 2027 opposition leadership is intensifying among key parties. Congress faces internal friction after recent leadership appointments and decisions. The BJP is stepping up its outreach efforts with planned visits by top leaders. The Shiromani Akali Dal fights to regain its former political relevance. This contest shapes up as an opposition struggle before the main election.
'Our family has been shattered': Ketan Agarwal's father writes to President Murmu
Modi leaves for New Zealand after concluding Australia visit
Modi is on a three-nation visit to Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand, aimed at boosting trade, energy and defence ties.
FSSAI pulls up alcohol makers over misleading aged claims, flavour violations
India's food safety regulator has taken action against alcohol manufacturers by issuing notices regarding the use of unauthorized flavors in their drinks. Additionally, misleading age claims on product packaging are being investigated. Companies are required to justify why regulatory action shouldn't be enforced against them. Meetings with industry associations and FSSAI are scheduled for next week to discuss these pressing issues.
CDSCO seeks to end brand name extensions across unrelated drugs
India's drug regulator has announced a proposal to limit the use of identical brand names for various medications, aiming to improve patient safety and reduce consumer confusion. The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation is currently seeking public feedback on this initiative, which may require pharmaceutical companies to rethink their branding approaches for different products, ensuring brand names appropriately reflect the unique characteristics of each medication.
Over 800 medical colleges issued conditional renewal letters
Over 800 Medical Colleges Issued Conditional Renewal LettersMedical colleges receive conditional renewal letters for MBBS seats from the National Medical Commission. Institutions must rectify deficiencies within forty-five days before follow-up evaluations occur. The regulator replaces routine annual inspections with surprise assessments for continuous oversight. This new mechanism aims to ensure colleges maintain standards throughout the academic year. Non-compliance may lead to reduced student intake or suspended admissions.
70 medical colleges fail to comply with NMC's mandatory CCTV norms
Seventy medical colleges and hospitals have not linked their CCTV systems with the National Medical Commission's control center. Prominent Delhi institutions are among those failing to comply with mandatory regulations. The National Medical Commission has issued repeated directives since 2022 for compliance. These institutions must now immediately connect their surveillance systems for remote monitoring. Failure to comply may result in appropriate regulatory action by the commission.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay will visit Karur today for government and party events. He will distribute compassionate government job appointment orders to victims' families. Vimal, who lost his young son, views the job offer positively. Vijay will also distribute welfare benefits and lay a factory foundation stone. Extensive security measures are in place for the Chief Minister's visit.
'Hydrogen future of transportation industry': Nitin Gadkari says trials under way on 10 routes
Addressing the Prawaas 5.0 and Bharat Prawaas Awards event in Gandhinagar, Gadkari said the government's hydrogen initiative was part of a broader push towards cleaner mobility. Our ministry is doing a pilot project on ten routes for hydrogen trials. I am sure the future of the transportation industry is hydrogen, and hydrogen is the fuel of the future, and we are working on that, Gadkari was quoted as saying by news agency PTI.
Ashok Singh, a 35-year Congress veteran, resigned from the party on Thursday. He alleged that Rahul Gandhi is being deceived by current party leadership. Veteran workers are being ignored while new members receive key positions. Singh was served a show-cause notice for attending a BJP event. His resignation follows other political developments within the Congress party.
'Cricket a shared passion': PM Modi visits Australia's Melbourne Cricket Ground
Stepping into the MCG evokes two simultaneous emotions for any Indian. First, the thrill of an India-Australia match and second, the realisation that, in both our nations, cricket is not merely a sport but a shared passion. Yet, today, there is no pressure of a 'last-over finish.' Instead, there is only the joy of the game, the warmth of our friendship, and the energy of future champions, PM Modi said.
Farooq Abdullah invites Opposition, BJP for J&K statehood protest
Farooq Abdullah has invited political leaders nationwide to a peaceful protest. This demonstration aims to restore Jammu and Kashmir's statehood and federal spirit. The National Conference president seeks solidarity for this collective democratic cause. Promises of statehood restoration were made on the parliament floor. Leaders from various parties have been invited to join the Jantar Mantar event.
MP Congress chiefs brother questioned in drug case; 2 held
Indore: Police in Indore on Thursday, July 9, arrested two men and seized about 11 grams of brown sugar besides detaining two others including Nana Patwari, the younger brother of Madhya Pradesh Congress chief Jitu Patwari, in connection with the case. The Congress leader claimed that it was a false case and accused of the 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 .
Delhi at 120 among 173 nations in Global Liveability Index
Illegals root cause of demographic shifts in border dists: Shah
