Minister says dynamic pricing is global practice; government intervenes only when it detects predatory pricing
Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy alleged complicity in HMT land diversion during a past tenure. He directed officials to prepare a report on the alleged alienation of 175 acres. Substantial portions of this land were transferred to private entities for development. Kumaraswamy questioned the Karnataka government's readiness to reclaim the land. He displayed maps and documents detailing beneficiaries of these transactions.
Indias social security network expands to 100 cr citizens: Mansukh Mandaviya
Mandaviya, in a post on X on Wednesday, flagged the landmark validation of the countrys social security coverage by the International Labour Organisation (ILO)
How Khalistani terrorists targeted buses, trains and markets to identify and massacre Hindus
From Dhilwan and Muktsar to Lalru, Ludhiana and Sohian, repeated massacres showed a deliberate pattern in which commuters, workers, families and worshippers were selected as targets because they were Hindu civilians during Punjabs insurgency years.
aRahul Gandhi discussed Karnataka's cabinet expansion with party leaders. Discussions were incomplete as key leaders were unavailable for meetings. Siddaramaiah is reportedly pushing for Hariprasad's inclusion in the cabinet. Around fifty aspirants are vying for twenty open ministerial positions. New ministers are expected to be sworn in within five to six days.
Kejriwal's 'Sheesh Mahal' to guest house: Delhi govt may rope in private firm to run bungalow
The Delhi government plans to convert Arvind Kejriwal's former residence into a state guest house. A private hospitality firm may operate and maintain the bungalow for revenue generation. This repurposed building will accommodate traveling ministers and government officials for a fee. A portion of the camp office will host official events like seminars and meetings. The proposal awaits final approval from higher authorities for implementation.
Arvind Kejriwal joined Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike at Jantar Mantar. He demanded the removal of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Kejriwal also endorsed Wangchuk as a potential replacement for the minister. He highlighted recurring exam paper leaks and student suicides. The former Delhi CM urged the government to listen to youth concerns.
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Govt Keeps Delimitation, Womens Quota Bill Off Monsoon Agenda, Prioritises Other Legislations
Our Correspondent / New Delhi Amid uncertainty over securing the required two-thirds majority in Parliament, the Centre has decided not to include the Constitution (131st Amendment) Billaimed at increasing the strength of the Lok Sabha and state assemblies and paving the way for implementation of the Womens Reservation Act from 2028in the list of business []
How concretisation is turning cities into monsoon flood traps
Urban regions are increasingly battling monsoon flooding, exacerbated by extensive concretisation. With impermeable surfaces dominating, rainwater struggles to seep in, leading to heightened runoff. Meanwhile, the decline of natural water reservoirs like wetlands further complicates the situation. In response, authorities are encouraging the use of permeable materials and green spaces. While initiatives for de-concretisation are on the rise, the swift pace of construction poses significant hurdles.
Watch: Puri Rath Yatra crowd makes way for ambulance as fainting devotees rescued on stretchers
'Cabinet expansion very soon': Congress hints at Karnataka reshuffle after Rahul-DKS meeting
Karnataka cabinet expansion is expected to occur very soon. Senior Congress leaders met in Delhi to discuss the long-pending cabinet appointments. Consultations are underway to fill twenty vacant ministerial positions and the Speaker's post. The party aims to balance regional and caste equations for the selections. This expansion is anticipated before the upcoming assembly session begins in August.
Kashmirs trekking ban deals blow to seasonal tourism economy
The ban has affected the livelihoods of hundreds of people associated with trekking
A Raipur consumer court's order replacing a non-E20-compatible Grand Vitara, Toyota's 'contaminated fuel' finding in YouTuber Manish Kashyap's case, and petrol pump owners' admissions together shift the spotlight from E20 alone to possible pump-level fuel contamination.
SCBA urges Wangchuk to end fast, regrets non-responsive institutional conscience
Mamata Banerjee addressed the Trinamool Congress exodus after the recent assembly poll defeat. She suggested leaders facing pressure are free to leave the party. Rajya Sabha MP Koel Mallick resigned, adding to the growing list of exits. This resignation followed Madan Mitra quitting to join a rebel TMC faction. Banerjee also defended her nephew Abhishek Banerjee amid internal party issues.
Vimag Labs has created a groundbreaking software-defined electric motor that replaces the conventional permanent magnets which are critical components and rely on rare earth minerals with copper coils, steel and software-controlled electromagnets.
Delhi court allows jailed MP Engineer Rashid to attend Monsoon session
A Delhi court has permitted jailed MP Engineer Rashid to attend Parliament. He will attend the upcoming Monsoon session while remaining in custody. This custody parole allows him to be escorted by armed police personnel. Rashid faces charges related to terror funding and separatism in Jammu and Kashmir. He has been lodged in Tihar Jail since his 2019 arrest.
NCP minister says Maharashtra wants to see Marathi person become PM; favours Fadnavis for role
Maharashtra minister Dattatray Bharne expressed the state's desire for a Marathi prime minister. He believes Devendra Fadnavis is the ideal candidate for this national leadership role. Bharne is confident a Maharashtrian will lead the country in 2029 or 2034. He also supports Sunetra Pawar becoming Maharashtra's first woman chief minister. The Mahayuti alliance currently governs Maharashtra with these leaders.
Meenakshi Natarajan bans milk ablutions for Congress leaders
Hyderabad: The Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) on Thursday, July 16, issued a circular banning milk and water ablutions from all programs of the Congress party. The circular was issued in accordance with directions from Meenakshi Natarajan, All India Congress Committee (AICC) in charge of Telangana. According to the circular, such practices are completely contrary 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 .
Exclusive| 'I Was told he's Untouchable': IAS Officer Molested by KPS Gill
In an exclusive interview, Rupan Deol Bajaj discusses her legal battle against KPS Gill that led to his conviction.
NC's protest plan in Delhi on July 20 over J&K statehood demand won't change: Omar Abdullah
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah confirmed his party's protest plan. The protest in Delhi on July 20 will proceed as scheduled. He stated that the venue or mode of protest might change. Abdullah refused to label permission delays as sabotage or diversion tactics. His party intends to raise its voice in Delhi regarding statehood restoration.
The Delhi High Court has granted a final chance for AAP leaders to respond. They must file their replies within two weeks regarding the CBI's plea. The court deferred the hearing to August 17 and 18 for arguments. This case involves the trial court's order discharging them earlier. Lawyers' work abstention caused delays in the proceedings.
Kapil Sibal urged activist Sonam Wangchuk to end his hunger strike. He criticized the BJP-led Centre as anti-people and lacking dialogue. Wangchuk's health is critical after nineteen days without food. Doctors warned of organ damage while Wangchuk refused to end his fast. Support for the agitation continues to grow from various leaders.
The Delhi High Court granted AAP leaders a final chance to file their replies. This pertains to the CBI's revision petition challenging a trial court order. Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, and Durgesh Pathak are the respondents in this matter. The court emphasized no further adjournments would be granted for these filings. The case has been listed for further hearing on August 17 and 18.
'Manmohan govt engaged with Anna Hazare ... ': Omar Abdullah says Centre unmoved by Sonam Wangchuk
Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah supports Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike. Wangchuk is protesting alleged irregularities in the NEET examination, demanding accountability. His health has significantly deteriorated after nineteen days of fasting. Doctors warn of serious health complications if the hunger strike continues. The Delhi High Court has ordered daily medical examinations for Wangchuk.
Telangana govt to speed up Sitarama lift irrigation works: Bhatti
Hyderabad:Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka on Thursday, July 16, said the state government would make maximum use of Godavari waters through gravity and lift irrigation, and vowed to complete the Sitarama Lift Irrigation Scheme without delay or misuse of funds. Vikramarka was speaking to reporters after inspecting the Sitarama and Seethamma Sagar projects 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 .
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah voiced concern over activist Sonam Wangchuk's health, noting that Wangchuk has lost significant weight during his hunger strike. Abdullah criticised the central government for not appealing to Wangchuk to end his fast.
Uttarakhand govt trying to foil Rahul Gandhi's event but huge turnout expected: Congress
Congress leaders claim the BJP government is hindering Rahul Gandhi's student event in Dehradun. The event was moved to a smaller venue after permission was cancelled for Parade Ground. Leaders allege this is a deliberate attempt to limit the youth turnout for the program. Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to address students regarding exam irregularities and paper leaks.
Numerous reels have been posted with the Behti hawa sa song from the 2009 film 3 Idiots. These reels are giving calls to save Phunsukh Wangdu (also spelt Phunsuk Wangdu) and to pressure the Central government into heeding Wangchuks demands.
The Enforcement Directorate conducted searches across four states in a money laundering investigation. This probe targets a syndicate facilitating illegal infiltration of foreign nationals into India. Public charitable trusts registered under FCRA are suspected of receiving foreign funds. These funds were allegedly diverted through multiple accounts to aid illegal immigrants. The investigation stems from an FIR registered by the Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad.
BJP accuses Congress of patronising 'conversion mafia' over Hyderabad school row
The BJP criticised the Telangana Congress government regarding a school's homework assignment. A private school allegedly asked a Hindu student to learn an Islamic verse. BJP spokespersons accused the Congress of patronizing a conversion mafia in the state. They demanded strict action against the school and its management. The incident has sparked political controversy and accusations of anti-Hindu policies.
Congress President and Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha, Mallikarjun Kharge, on Thursday said the party will hold the PM Narendra Modi-led government accountable on several issues, including alleged corruption, paper leaks, price rise, foreign policy, and the rights of marginalised communities during the upcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament.
Suvendu Adhikari joins Rath Yatra in Kolkata amid heavy rain
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari celebrated Rath Yatra in Kolkata. He joined ISKCON devotees and pulled the chariot ropes at Albert Road. The Chief Minister expressed pride in participating in this significant religious festival. He also mentioned the state government's collaboration with ISKCON on various programs. Rath Yatra celebrations were observed across West Bengal with security.
Another setback for TMC, Koel Mallick resigns from Rajya Sabha
TMC leader Koel Mallik resigned from the Rajya Sabha on Thursday. This follows Madan Mitra's departure and joining a rebel TMC faction. Earlier, Sukhendu Sekhar Ray and Sushmita Dev also resigned from the party. They subsequently joined the Bharatiya Janata Party and filed nomination papers. The BJP defended its decision to field these former TMC leaders.
UCC should unite society, not create bitterness: Congress leader Digvijaya Singh
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh discussed the Uniform Civil Code's implementation. He stated the Animal Husbandry Department controversy proved corruption had occurred. Singh supported his padyatra and urged public participation against donation theft. He also commented on the Ram Mandir donation dispute and SIT probe. The SIT must record statements from all accusers, Singh added.
Congress Party' we will strongly oppose the Delimitation Bill and continue to do so. We will make every effort to maintain unity among all opposition parties, Ramesh said.
SC refuses to entertain PIL seeking expeditious disposal of Tamil Nadu election petitions
The Supreme Court declined a petition for faster disposal of election disputes. It refused to direct the Madras High Court to expedite 54 election petitions. The court stated that entertaining such a plea would set a bad precedent. Petitioners were granted liberty to approach the High Court directly for relief. The plea sought disposal within six months as per the Representation of the People Act.
The court recently found Tahir Hussain and four others guilty in the murder case, while acquitting six of the 12 accused. The sentencing is yet to be announced.
Punjab Congress divided as every leader wants to be CM: Mann
Addressing a public gathering in Mukerian, he said the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government had fulfilled its promises through initiatives in education, healthcare, power and social welfare, and urged people to give the party another mandate so that opportunist opposition leaders, especially the Congress, do not get a chance to come to power.
Life is precious: Delhi HC orders daily health check of Wangchuk
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Thursday, July 16, directed authorities to monitor on a daily basis the health of activist Sonam Wangchuk, who is on an indefinite fast at Jantar Mantar here, and extend medical aid if needed. A bench of Chief Justice D K Upadhyaya and Justice Tejas Karia asserted that life 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 leader Rahul Gandhi will visit Dehradun on July seventeenth. He stated Uttarakhand has become an epicentre of paper leaks. Gandhi asserted that youth's future will not be auctioned off. He pledged to stand with students in their fight for rights. The leader promised to turn the voice of students into a roar.
'Life is precious': Delhi HC urges Centre to regularly examine Sonam Wangchuk's health
Hearing the a PIL over fasting activist's dwindling health, the high court noted that life is precious and asked both the governments to provide, if needed, medical aid, to the Ladakh native. Doctors have warned that Wangchuk may soon enter a potentially alarming phase involving organ damage. Wangchuk has reportedly lost more than 9kgs since beginning his indefinite hunger strike.
NPCIL denies nuclear systems breach after Kudankulam data leak report
India's Nuclear Power Corporation stated a data breach involves conventional plant facilities. The reported leaked files pertain only to non-nuclear safety systems. These documents were prepared by Reliance Infrastructure Ltd. for common services. The breach does not compromise nuclear security or reactor core systems. The affected information relates to plant units under construction.
'Could be alarming': Doctor flag new 'risks' as Sonam Wangchuk loses over 9kgs, fast enters Day 19
Women's quota, delimitation bills will be passed in Monsoon Session: Union Minister Ramdas Athawale
Union Minister Ramdas Athawale anticipates the Women's Reservation and Delimitation Bills passing soon. He stated the NDA now holds a clear majority in Parliament. Women will receive reservation in the 2029 Lok Sabha elections after these bills pass. Delimitation is also deemed necessary and is conducted every thirty to thirty-five years. Athawale appealed for support from Congress and other political parties for the bills.
'I will stay alive till I see your end': Mamata Banerjee vows to keep fighting TMC rebellion
Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee addressed party rebellion and criticism. She vowed to continue fighting for common people and workers. Banerjee expressed confidence in rebuilding the party despite recent setbacks. She alleged police acted in favor of the BJP during elections. Several leaders have resigned while others face threats and pressure.
Indias next big reform is where we live
Indias urban centers hold the key to its economic progress, demanding smart planning and investment to thrive. Three pivotal reforms targeting regional hubs and essential infrastructure can ignite urban potential for overall national development. By addressing housing regulations, cities can welcome private investment, while refined governance and finance structures will empower urban areas to offer outstanding public services.
TVS arm Home Credit to buy education loan company for Rs 967 crore
Home Credit India will acquire Varthana Finance in an all-cash deal valued at Rs 967 crore. This transaction will make Varthana a wholly owned subsidiary of Home Credit India. The acquisition aims to diversify portfolios and improve business mix for the company. It is expected to create synergies in distribution, technology, and risk management. Regulatory approvals are required, with completion anticipated within nine months.
Ficci chief: It's for industry to take advantage of FTAs
Economic momentum sustains as oil prices moderate and trade deals offer new opportunities. Corporate sector performance shows robust demand, with automotive and banking sectors leading growth. Manufacturing faces margin stress due to inventory, while IT remains under pressure. Industry is preparing for increased demand, with capacity additions planned after reaching utilization levels. Concerns about Chinese dumping necessitate a stronger trade defense mechanism for fair competition.
35 years on, 103-yr-old woman wins legal battle for plot of land
Habiban Khatoon, aged 103, finally received justice after a 35-year legal battle. Her eldest son purchased land in her name, but a cousin took possession. She filed a title suit in 1994, facing appeals up to the High Court. After years of proceedings and delays, she regained possession of her land. The long legal fight incurred significant financial costs for Habiban.
Move high court on SIR-linked ration card cancellation: Supreme Court to petitioner
The Supreme Court declined to hear a petition regarding ration card cancellations. These cancellations followed voter list deletions due to doubtful citizenship status. The court directed the petitioner to pursue his appeal before the relevant tribunal. A favorable tribunal outcome would reinstate his name on the electoral roll. The issue of linking deletions to ration card cancellations must be challenged in the High Court.
BJP turns PM Modi visits to states into 'swachh' drives
Organized cleanliness drives now precede Prime Minister Modi's state visits across India. These initiatives transform pre-VVIP spruce-ups into public campaigns involving citizens and officials. Haryana launched a statewide drive ahead of Prime Minister Modi's upcoming visit to Jind. Similar campaigns were observed in Odisha and West Bengal during recent visits. The true success of these drives will be measured by sustained cleanliness after the visits conclude.
2022 in mind, Congress may continue with Amarinder Raja Warring as Punjab party chief
The Congress party is not favoring a leadership change in its Punjab unit. This stance comes despite some functionaries demanding Amarinder Raja Warring's removal. Party leaders are wary of reversing recent appointments, which caused internal backlash. Dissidence presents a difficult situation for the Congress party ahead of polls. The party may try to persuade dissidents with assurances and future promises.
Nearly 10,000 more MBBS seats up for grabs this year
India's MBBS capacity reaches a record 1,36,939 seats for the 2026-27 academic session. This expansion is driven by new regulations allowing earlier seat increase applications. The National Medical Commission approved 9,911 additional undergraduate seats across the nation. These new seats include those in newly established and existing medical colleges. Private institutions contributed significantly to this substantial increase in medical seats.
PM Modi & Shah 'discuss BJP organisational overhaul'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP chief Nitin Nabin. Discussions focused on the party's upcoming list of office-bearers and potential ministerial changes. The new team under Nitin Nabin is expected to be announced soon by the party. An overhaul of national organizational bodies, including the parliamentary board, is also anticipated. These deliberations signal significant upcoming shifts within the BJP's leadership structure.
Supreme Court asks CBSE for details of steps taken to curb digital evaluation flubs
The Supreme Court has asked CBSE to detail its actions on digital evaluation issues. A one-member commission is now inquiring into these alleged irregularities. The court noted the frustration caused to students by these system problems. The Centre had previously removed CBSE officials and ordered an inquiry. Urgent action is needed to address students' concerns comprehensively.
SIR exercise: Delhi voters get 10 more days to submit enumeration forms
Electors in Delhi now have an extended period to submit their enumeration forms. House-to-house visits by BLOs in Delhi will continue until August 8. Revised schedules have also been released for Punjab, Telangana, and Karnataka. The final electoral roll for Delhi will now be published on October 19. Similar extensions were previously announced for Andhra Pradesh and Haryana.
Kudankulam nuclear plant data breached, NPCIL says core systems untouched
Nuclear Power Corporation of India stated its core systems remain secure after a cyber incident. A ransomware group posted files related to the Kudankulam nuclear plant online. Reliance Group confirmed a partial data breach on a third-party provider's server. These leaked files are not connected to nuclear safety or security systems. The incident involved conventional balance of plant common service facilities.
UK: Man charged with murder after Indian woman stabbed to death at home in London
A 24-year-old Indian woman was fatally stabbed at her London home. A man has been charged with murder and attempted murder in connection with the incident. The victim's family alleges the attack was racially motivated and seeks government assistance. They had sold land to fund her education and future aspirations in the UK. British Sikh groups express concern over rising race-based attacks targeting vulnerable individuals.
Jammu and Kashmir: In mourning, CM Omar Adhullah says Delhi protest is on
J&K CM Omar Abdullah confirmed the July 20 Delhi protest for statehood restoration. His party will travel to Delhi on July 19 to decide the next steps. National Conference invited 52 political figures for the planned federalism cause protest. Congress supports statehood plus, demanding land and job rights for the people. PDP has not yet clarified its stance on the National Conference invitation.
Hurriyat Conference chairman Mirwaiz urges restraint as PoK unrest leaves 9 dead
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq urged Pakistan to defuse unrest in PoK through dialogue. He expressed anguish over civilian and police deaths in continuing unrest. Violence centers on a dispute over reserved seats for Kashmiri refugees in the assembly. Protesters want these seats scrapped, which Pakistan-based parties use for influence. Elections are scheduled for July 27, with a court ruling upholding the seats.
Security forces recovered 215 rounds of Pika gun ammunition from a terrorist hideout in Poonch. A search operation in Rajouri continued for a second day to trace two terror suspects. These suspects were captured on CCTV cameras crossing a road late Sunday. Joint operations are ongoing in forested areas of Rajouri and Poonch districts. These extensive combing operations aim to track down elusive militant groups.
Kerala Congress MLA receives fake call offering ministerial berth for money
Congress MLA Vidya Balakrishnan reported a bribe offer for a ministerial position. A caller claiming to be from the party high command made the proposition. The MLA immediately filed a police complaint after receiving the WhatsApp call. The Kozhikode Cyber Cell has now launched an investigation into this matter. She informed the Congress leadership about the incident as per their direction.
HC grants conditional nod to Trinamool for July 21 Martyrs' Day rally, caps gathering at 2,500
The Calcutta High Court allowed Trinamool's Martyrs' Day rally with a reduced crowd size. The court also stipulated a specific time frame for the commemoration event. Meanwhile, a dissident Trinamool faction received permission for their own rally nearby. Loyalist MLA Madan Mitra resigned from party posts and joined the dissidents. Mitra cited fear of Abhishek Banerjee over the Enforcement Directorate summons.
Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee gives voice sample in 'inflammatory' speech case
Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee provided his voice sample to a magistrate. This action occurred in connection with an investigation into his alleged intimidatory speech. The Criminal Investigations Department is currently probing this specific case. The Calcutta High Court had previously directed his appearance by a set deadline. Failure to comply could have resulted in a financial penalty for the MP.
Any support to Delimitation Bill to be conditional: NCP(SP) President Supriya Sule
Supriya Sule stated the NCP(SP) will consider the delimitation bill. A uniform fifty percent seat increase across all states is required. The party also demands transparency in the delimitation constituency drawing process. Sule clarified her party remains with the INDIA bloc opposition alliance. She addressed reports of her party aligning with the NDA government.
SC dismisses Tamil Nadu government's plea against ex-DMK Minister EV Velu
The Supreme Court declined to intervene in a Madras High Court order. This order shields former minister EV Velu from coercive action. The High Court had previously directed Velu to join the ongoing investigation. The state government argued against the blanket embargo on arrest. Velu's counsel stated prosecution followed a change in Tamil Nadu's government.
Legislatures Are Schools of Democracy, Says Om Birla at Rajasthan Assemblys 75th Anniversary Event
AMN / Jaipur Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Wednesday said legislatures are not merely institutions for making laws but schools of democracy where elected representatives learn the values of dialogue, discipline, consensus and public service. He stressed that democracy derives its strength not only from constitutional provisions but also from public trust, dignity and []
Karnataka: Cabinet expansion buzz as CM Shivakumar heads to Delhi
Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar is currently in Delhi engaging in critical discussions regarding cabinet expansion. He aims to finalize ministerial roles with central Congress leaders in the near future. This move is strategic, as it seeks to bolster the party's standing in the forthcoming 2028 Assembly elections while addressing the complexities of regional and social representation, particularly before the local body elections.
4-month-old undergoes rare lung-sparing surgery, recovers in just two days
TMC MLA Madan Mitra crosses over to Ritabratas rebel camp
Kolkata: Senior Trinamool Congress MLA Madan Mitra on Wednesday, July 15, crossed over to the rebel camp led by Leader of Opposition Ritabrata Banerjee, dealing another blow to beleaguered Mamata Banerjees faction as the TMCs post-election crisis deepened, even as the legislator insisted that he had not quit the party. Mitra likened Mamata Banerjee to 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 .
Cabinet approves Rs 25,000 cr Ganga, Varuna corridors for Varanasi
Election Commission ready for 'One Nation One Election' with 6-month notice, says panel chief
Expressing a readiness for simultaneous polls, the Election Commission has stated that it can proceed with just six months' notice. Ongoing discussions among parliamentary committees concerning the One Nation One Election proposal are indeed fruitful. Experts in constitutional law argue that this scheme aligns with the constitution. Support from civil society and citizens is notable, as ongoing elections can interrupt effective governance and distract officials from their essential roles.
TN bureaucrat Arun Roy now CMD of TNEB in a series of IAS reshuffle
Roy will also function as Chairman, Tamil Nadu Power Generation Corporation, Tamil Nadu Transmission Corporation and Tamil Nadu Green Corporation
Isha Gramotsavam expands to North India, set to cover 10 states in biggest edition yet
Ladakh ships 5-tonne apricot consignment to UAE
Lieutenant GovernorVinaiKumar Saxena flagged off the shipment from New Delhi
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat to address women at Vishwa Mangalya Sabha meetings in Delhi, Hyderabad
Tamil Nadu is well placed to benefit from MPMS with around 38-40 per cent of Indias smartphone shipments originating from Kanchipuram and Chengalpet districts.
'No dharna, lathi, placards, swords': Lok Sabha secretariat cautions MPs ahead of Monsoon session
Govt backtracks, says CM Revanth has no duplicate voter list entry
Hyderabad: Confusion surrounding Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddys duplicate voter list entry refuses to end. The state governments fact-check page has now deleted its earlier post acknowledging the duplicate entry and now states that his name does not appear in the electoral rolls of Achampet Assembly Constituency. In an X post on Tuesday, July 14, 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 .
Cabinet clears India Semiconductor Mission 2.0 with 1.27 lakh crore outlay
Athulya Senior Cares Karthik Narayan to head CII Committee on Senior Care for 2026-27
This demographic shift is expected to significantly increase the demand for organised senior care, geriatric healthcare, skilled caregivers and long-term care infrastructure
Destination Tripura conclave gets 1.21 lakh cr investment commitment
Dr Manik Saha, Chief Minister of Tripura said the states Gross State Domestic Product has doubled in just six years, reflecting the impact of progressive reforms, infrastructure development and transparent governance
For Tamil Nadu, Choudhury identified six sectors poised to benefit because of the states existing manufacturing strengths
Nitish Kaushals addition to the FBIs wanted list has put fresh focus on a network accused of recruiting Punjab youths, moving cocaine from Southern California and threatening diaspora families through relatives in India and abroad.
Abhishek sent me to jail, told Mamata 4 times to remove him: TMC's Anubrata Mondal
The broadside came hours after veteran TMC MLA Madan Mitra formally joined the dissident camp led by Leader of Opposition Ritabrata Banerjee, adding to the escalating rebellion against the Mamata Banerjee-Abhishek Banerjee leadership. Mondal is already a part of the rebel group.
