ACB teams visit Sports Council, Youth Services offices in Jammu
Sarabjit Singh Jammu Tawi, September 22: Teams of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) reportedly visited offices associated with the Jammu and Kashmir Sports Council and the Directorate of Youth Services & Sports in Jammu on Monday, triggering speculation about the nature of the operation. According to information available, vehicles of the J&K Anti-Corruption Bureau were [] The post ACB teams visit Sports Council, Youth Services offices in Jammu appeared first on Northlines .
BJP legislators stage walkout Jammu Tawi, Sep 22: Pandemonium broke out in the Jammu & Kashmir Legislative Assembly on Tuesday after National Conference (NC) legislator Abdul Majid Larmi demanded that the government should either restore the holiday on the birth anniversary of NC founder Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah or cancel the holiday marking the birth anniversary [] The post Pandemonium in J&K Assembly as NC, BJP clash over holiday row appeared first on Northlines .
Govt examining issue of extension in amnesty scheme: CM
Srinagar, Sep 22: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday said the Jammu and Kashmir Government is examining reintroducing or extending the amnesty scheme for power consumers. Replying to a question of MLA Vikram Randhawa during Question Hour, the Chief Minister, who also holds the Power portfolio, said the matter regarding reintroduction and extension of the [] The post Govt examining issue of extension in amnesty scheme: CM appeared first on Northlines .
Sinha urges youth to dream big, serve society and nation
Jammu Tawi, Sep 22: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Tuesday urged the youth to dream big and dedicate their lives to serving society and the nation, saying they are the first generation growing up with artificial intelligence (AI) as a companion and have the responsibility of shaping a future where humanity flourishes. Addressing a gathering [] The post Sinha urges youth to dream big, serve society and nation appeared first on Northlines .
Bank posts record 2,363-Cr profit Srinagar, Sep 22: Jammu and Kashmir Bank is set to restart recruitment of banking assistants and officers after a gap of five years, with a recruitment notification likely to be issued within days, Managing Director and CEO Amitava Chatterjee said on Tuesday. Chatterjee made the announcement while responding to [] The post JK Bank to resume recruitment appeared first on Northlines .
Daily-wage workers to gherao Assembly on Sept 28
Over 1 lakh workers registered: Govt tells House Srinagar, Sep 22: Casual and daily-wage workers on Tuesday announced that they will gherao the Assembly on September 28 to press for their long pending demands including regularisation, wage enhancement and pension benefits. Daily wagers staged a protest at Polo View Park here today. The protest was [] The post Daily-wage workers to gherao Assembly on Sept 28 appeared first on Northlines .
Suvendu targeting Opposition like Mamata did, says Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury has accused BJP Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari of targeting the Opposition similarly to Mamata Banerjee. He stated that Adhikari is using state power against Opposition parties, mirroring Banerjee's tactics. Chowdhury pointed out the inconsistency of TMC candidates in the ongoing byelections for West Bengal assembly. He emphasized that only Congress remains as a consistent force opposing the BJP's actions.
Milan Pradhan can contest Nandigram bypoll, Calcutta HC observes
The Calcutta High Court recorded the West Bengal government's submission that five of the six cases challenged by Congress' Nandigram bypoll candidate Milan Pradhan had been closed. The court verbally observed that Pradhan should contest the polls. Pradhan's lawyer said the court had granted protection until October 12, while Congress leaders urged Nandigram voters to support the jailed candidate.
20 rebel TMC MPs seek more time from Speaker to respond
Rebel Members of Parliament from Trinamool Congress have requested additional time to respond to disqualification petitions. These petitions were filed by Abhishek Banerjee against the MPs who merged with NCPI. The Election Commission of India has frozen the party symbols of both factions of Trinamool Congress. Some NCPI leaders anticipate that the ECI may recognize their faction as the legitimate Trinamool Congress.
PM Modi to chair Union Ministers' chintan shivirs
The first meeting will be held at Seva Teerth on Wednesday, beginning around 4 pm, and followed by a full-day session on Thursday, with Modi attending both. Sources said all Cabinet ministers, including those not coordinating the groups, are expected to make brief interventions.
Owaisi welcomes SC observation on Vande Mataram, hits out at SG
Hyderabad: All India Majlis-e-Ittehad-ul-Muslimeen president Asaduddin Owaisi on Tuesday, September 22, welcomed the Supreme Courts observation that individuals cannot face criminal prosecution simply for refusing to recite Vande Mataram if it violates their conscience. In a post on X, the Hyderabad MP took a dig at Solicitor General Tushar Mehta and said, The freedom 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 .
The New Geopolitical Oil Crisis: From the Saudi Pipeline to Trump
Col (Dr) Dev Anand Lohamaror The global energy system has reached a point where wars, sanctions, maritime routes, pipelines and tariffs have become deeply interconnected. In 2024, the Strait of Hormuz carried an average of around 20.7 million barrels per day, equivalent to nearly 20 percent of global petroleum-liquids consumption. The Bab el-Mandeb carried [] The post The New Geopolitical Oil Crisis: From the Saudi Pipeline to Trumps 100% Tariff Power appeared first on Northlines .
Maharaja Hari Singh: The Reformist Ruler
A progressive monarch remembered for social reforms, education and his vision of justice By Ravi Rohmetra Maharaja Hari Singh, the last ruling Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir, was a visionary and progressive ruler who introduced several social, economic and educational reforms for the welfare of his subjects. His oft-quoted words, As a ruler [] The post Maharaja Hari Singh: The Reformist Ruler appeared first on Northlines .
Remembering Maharaja Hari Singh: A Legacy of Reform, Institution-Building and National Integration
Girdhari Lal Raina On the 131st birth anniversary of Maharaja Hari Singh, the last ruling monarch of the princely State of Jammu and Kashmir, it is appropriate to recall his legacy as a ruler associated with administrative reform, social legislation, institution-building, expansion of health services and the political transition of the State in the [] The post Remembering Maharaja Hari Singh: A Legacy of Reform, Institution-Building and National Integration appeared first on Northlines .
The development took place during the hearing of a batch of pleas challenging the Delhi SIR process, particularly notices issued to voters under the category of 'logical discrepancies'.
UPI MDR will fund innovation, protect small merchants: NPCIs Dilip Asbe
Jindal Global Law School has sent a professor who once described Jammu and Kashmir as India-occupied-Kashmir to advise the JPC on legislation concerning Jammu and Kashmir, raising serious questions about institutional due diligence and credibility.
Fortis investors flag legal overhang after Delhi HC order
National Herald case: Delhi HC sets October 12 hearing on ED plea against Gandhis
The Delhi High Court will hear the Enforcement Directorate's plea on October 12. This plea challenges a trial court's refusal to take cognisance of its charge sheet. The charge sheet names Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and others in a money laundering case. The Enforcement Directorate urged for an early hearing, citing urgency in the matter. The Gandhis' counsel sought a date, and their replies have been filed.
ED's National Herald case cannot stand on a private complaint: Sonia, Rahul Gandhi tell Delhi HC
The Gandhis' reply say that the words private complaint appear nowhere in the PMLA. They call this case the only instance in India where ED has acted on a private citizen's complaint. That complaint was filed by BJP leader Subramanian Swamy back in 2013.
Delhi govt sets up 81 artificial ponds to discourage Ganesh idol immersion in Yamuna
The Delhi government has prepared 81 artificial ponds for people to immerse Ganesh idols. The government has also set up 110 collection centres for dignified disposal of old and damaged idols and religious material.
Why Chandrashekhar Azad chose September 24 for his Reservation protest: The Poona Pact, Ambedkar
The protest date coincides with the anniversary of the Poona Pact, which replaced the separate-electorate proposal for the Depressed Classes with reserved seats under a joint electorate.
The Election Commission has scheduled Rajya Sabha elections for twelve seats on October 16th. A heated rivalry is anticipated in Uttar Pradesh for ten seats, with the BJP expected to secure eight. Meanwhile, in West Bengal, the BJP aims to capture the lone contested seat. In Uttarakhand, the ruling BJP party is also projected to maintain its control over one seat.
TMC rebel MPs seek four more weeks for replying to Lok Sabha disqualification notices
Twenty rebel Lok Sabha MPs who defected from the TMC to the NCPI have requested a four-week extension to reply to anti-defection notices issued by Speaker Om Birla. NCPI chairperson Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar cited document collation delays following the expiration of an earlier extension. The TMC criticised the move, calling the defectors opportunistic, while the Supreme Court is already considering petitions from Abhishek Banerjee to expedite disqualification proceedings under the Tenth Schedule.
Delhi SIR: What to do if you receive a notice, documents needed, deadline & other key things to note
The notices have been sent to unlinked electors whose names could not be matched with the electoral roll from the previous SIR. They also cover cases involving logical discrepancies, such as mismatches in names or unusual differences in the ages of voters and their parents or siblings.
Legislative Council polls to 28 seats in four states on October 23: Election Commission
The Election Commission announced Legislative Council elections for 28 graduates' and teachers' constituencies across Bihar, Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Uttar Pradesh on October 23. Under Article 171 of the Constitution, these special electoral colleges elect members (MLCs) to state Vidhan Parishads. The upcoming vacanciesoccurring in November and Decembercomprise 11 seats in Uttar Pradesh, 8 in Bihar, 5 in Maharashtra, and 4 in Karnataka.
'BJP will once again form govt in UP with massive majority in 2027': Nitin Nabin
BJP National President Nitin Nabin expressed confidence during a two-day visit to Uttar Pradesh that the party will return to power with a massive majority in the 2027 State Assembly elections. Highlighting UPs transformation under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath from a state once associated with mafia activities to a hub for development, defense manufacturing, and technologies like AI and semiconductors, Nabin commended the leadership and public support driving the state forward.
SRINAGAR, Sept 22: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said that the Jammu and Kashmir Government is examining on merits the matter of reintroducing or extending the Amnesty Scheme for power consumers, while stressing that repeated waivers of electricity dues would be unfair to consumers who pay their bills on time. Replying to a question [] The post Govt Examining Extension Of Power Amnesty Scheme; Relief For Poor Consumers May Be Considered On Merit: CM appeared first on Northlines .
J&Ks MSME revival exercise brings industrys competitiveness concerns into focus
According to the governments assessment, 3,42,261 MSMEs are registered in Jammu and Kashmir, of which 2,94,014 have been assessed
Karnataka: Government defends two-stanza Vande Mataram order in High Court
The Karnataka government defended its decision to restrict Vande Mataram to two stanzas at state events before the High Court, arguing that singing the national song is optional, unlike the national anthem. Advocate General Shashi Kiran Shetty noted that MHA guidelines are non-binding and cited historical precedence since 1932. The petitioner argued the state lacks authority to alter the song, citing 2026 legal protections. The court deferred the hearing pending a related Supreme Court case.
Controversial vocalist TM Krishna moves Supreme Court against Centre
In his plea, TM Krishna claimed that the later stanzas of Vande Mataram contain references to Hindu deities Durga, Lakshmi and Saraswati.
ACB Team Conducts Raid At Sports Council Office In Jammu
JAMMU, Sept 22: A team of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) on Tuesday conducted a raid at the office of the Sports Council in Jammu. The raid was reportedly carried out in connection with an ongoing investigation. Further details regarding the purpose of the operation and any documents or evidence seized were awaited. The post ACB Team Conducts Raid At Sports Council Office In Jammu appeared first on Northlines .
Arunachal's final electoral roll has 6.96 lakh voters, down 1.91 lakh after SIR
Arunachal Pradesh's final electoral roll now lists 6.96 lakh voters. This represents a significant reduction from the previous count after revisions. The updated list includes 3,43,709 men and 3,52,315 women. During the revision process, many notices were issued for verification.
Veg, Non-Veg Labels Made Mandatory On Soaps, Shampoos, Toothpaste
PANCHKULA, Sept 22: Consumers will now be able to identify whether soaps, shampoos, toothpaste, cosmetics and toiletries are of vegetarian or non-vegetarian origin at a glance, with the Centre making colour-coded labels mandatory on their packaging. The Union Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution has notified the Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Fourth Amendment [] The post Veg, Non-Veg Labels Made Mandatory On Soaps, Shampoos, Toothpaste appeared first on Northlines .
Jamui Molestation Case: Main Accused Nandan Yadav Arrested After Police Encounter
JAMUI (BIHAR), Sept 22: The main accused in the Jamui molestation case, Nandan Yadav, was arrested after a police encounter on Tuesday, with preliminary information indicating that he sustained a bullet injury in his leg. Another accused, identified as Hareram Yadav, also suffered a leg injury during the police action, according to preliminary reports. Police [] The post Jamui Molestation Case: Main Accused Nandan Yadav Arrested After Police Encounter appeared first on Northlines .
When criticism of Ambedkar triggers protests, police action and the seizure of a book, the question is whether dissent is being defeated by debate, or silenced by outrage.
Mimicry at Rahul Gandhi's event: Comedian cancels three shows due to 'repeated threats'
Comedian Pulkit Mani has cancelled upcoming shows in Noida, Lucknow, and Kanpur. This decision follows repeated threats from activists after his performance with Rahul Gandhi. Mani had mimicked Prime Minister Modi during an event in Indore. The Congress party faced criticism from the BJP for the skit. Mani has been sharing screenshots of hate messages he received online.
Harmanpreet Kaur-Led India Clinch Asian Games Gold, Crush Sri Lanka By 147 Runs
NISSHIN (JAPAN), Sept 22: Harmanpreet Kaur and her Indian teammates clinched the countrys first gold medal of the 2026 Asian Games, thrashing Sri Lanka by 147 runs in the womens cricket final here on Tuesday. The victory also enabled India to successfully defend the womens cricket title they won at the previous edition of the [] The post Harmanpreet Kaur-Led India Clinch Asian Games Gold, Crush Sri Lanka By 147 Runs appeared first on Northlines .
Gold Futures Fall Rs 914 To Rs 1.52 Lakh/10g On Stronger Dollar, Fed Signals
NEW DELHI, Sept 22: Gold prices declined sharply in futures trade on Tuesday, with the October contract falling Rs 914 to Rs 1,52,180 per 10 grams on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), as a stronger US dollar and hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve weighed on investor sentiment. The yellow metal futures opened on a [] The post Gold Futures Fall Rs 914 To Rs 1.52 Lakh/10g On Stronger Dollar, Fed Signals appeared first on Northlines .
The project has moved from mere connectivity to building long-term operational viability
Mahua Moitra moves Calcutta HC alleging police inaction over egg-throwing incident
Lok Sabha MP Mahua Moitra has approached the Calcutta High Court seeking action. She alleges police failed to ensure her security during an incident. Eggs were thrown at her vehicle in Krishnanagar constituency earlier this month. Moitra claims this happened despite a court order for police protection. The court will hear the matter soon as per its list.
Protecting Tata legacy need of the hour: Sharad Pawar
Sharad Pawar urged protecting the Tata Group's charitable ownership and institutional role. He emphasised the group's deep Maharashtra connection and its societal contributions. Pawar stated leadership issues should be resolved through dialogue and due process. He highlighted the importance of respecting Tata Trusts' governance rights. The former Union minister stressed preserving the group's trust-based legacy for India's development.
Polling for 8 MLC seats in Bihar to be held on October 23
The Election Commission announced October 23 for Bihar Legislative Council biennial elections. Eight seats from Graduates' and Teachers' constituencies will see polls. The notification will be issued on September 29, with nominations closing October 6. Polling will occur from 8 am to 4 pm on election day. Counting of votes is scheduled for October 27.
Andhra CM lays foundation for projects worth 11,360 crore across state
The chief minister launched projects in 123 municipalities across 26 districts, using the Hybrid Annuity Model (HAM) for the first time
India Issues Advisory Against Seeking Jobs On Malaysia
SINGAPORE, Sept 22: India has advised its nationals not to misuse Malaysias 30-day visa-free entry facility to seek employment, warning that those arriving on tourist visas for jobs could face illegal status, exploitation, detention and legal action. In an advisory issued on Tuesday, the High Commission of India in Kuala Lumpur said it had noticed [] The post India Issues Advisory Against Seeking Jobs On Malaysias Visa-Free Entry appeared first on Northlines .
The Election Commission of India announced election schedules for Rajya Sabha and Legislative Councils. Biennial elections will fill 12 Rajya Sabha seats across three states. Simultaneously, 28 Legislative Council seats will see biennial elections in 4 states. Polling for Rajya Sabha seats is scheduled for October 16. Legislative Council elections will occur on October 23.
The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly witnessed noisy scenes over holiday demands. An NC MLA demanded restoring Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah's holiday or cancelling Maharaja Hari Singh's. BJP MLAs opposed this, leading to a ruckus and slogans. The Speaker urged members to maintain decorum and follow assembly rules. BJP members staged a walkout after their demands were not immediately met.
West Bengal bypolls emerge as battle for opposition space
West Bengals October 6 bypolls in Nandigram and Rejinagar have become a contest for the opposition space after the TMC split and loss of its original name and symbol. The Congress and Left seek to regain voters, while rival TMC factions compete for the partys political inheritance, with BJP also in contention.
Chhitputh ghatna hoti rehti hai: Bihar minister's remarks on Jamui harassment case triggers row
'No burden for consumers': Sitharaman hits back at Opposition over UPI MDR misinformation
Telangana HC serves notices to BRS MLCs in Speaker abuse case
Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court on Monday, September 21, issued notices to BRS MLCs Tata Madhu and N Naveen Kumar Reddy on a petition by the police seeking cancellation of bail granted to them in a case registered under the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act over alleged abusive remarks against Assembly Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar. 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 .
Centre nominates 7 MPs to Institute Bodies of new AIIMS
Govt staff outside CGHS areas can now opt for scheme
Hospitals told to report serious medical device events within 15 days
4 European nations back India's bid for permanent UN seat, Jaishankar calls it 'historic'
Animal shelters to cost 7,000 crore, can't build them, NHAI tells SC
Court junks rejection of petition to probe Sonia voter roll entry
Opposition parties have formed a 21-member panel to protest the drug menace. They will launch an indefinite sit-in at Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann's home. This action follows alleged attacks on those raising concerns about drug abuse. The committee demands an FIR against a minister and police officials. The AAP government has criticized the opposition's move as a political spectacle.
J&K session starts on stormy note; BJP protests in Well; NC, Congress seek statehood
The autumn session of the J&K Assembly began amid protests, with BJP MLAs disrupting Question Hour over alleged governance failures, while NC and Congress legislators raised slogans demanding the restoration of statehood. Other opposition members joined the protests, while PDP leader Waheed Para moved an adjournment motion on the rationalisation of reservations in J&K.
BJP legislators protest over power tariff hike, dailywagers, storm into Well NC Congress counters with statehood slogans Jammu Tawi, Sep 21: The autumn session of the Jammu & Kashmir Assembly began on Monday with noisy scenes as Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) legislators staged protests over power tariff hike and the regularization of dailywagers. As soon [] The post Ruckus on opening day of J&K Assembly appeared first on Northlines .
Rs 3.22-Cr relief disbursed to Rajouri flood, landslide-hit families: CM
403 roads, bridges proposed restoration at Rs 185 Cr; Rajouri power infra suffered Rs 27.99-Cr damage Jammu Tawi, Sep 21: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has disbursed around Rs 3.22 crore in relief among families affected by recent flash floods and landslides in Rajouri, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah informed the Legislative Assembly on Monday. He [] The post Rs 3.22-Cr relief disbursed to Rajouri flood, landslide-hit families: CM appeared first on Northlines .
40,672 posts vacant across deptt: Govt informs LA
Govt outlines measures for time-bound recruitment Jammu Tawi, Sep 21: Jammu and Kashmir Government on Monday informed the Legislative Assembly that 40,672 posts are vacant under the direct recruitment quota across various departments in the Union Territory. While responding to MLA Sajad Gani Lone and Irfan Hafiz Lones queries, the government stated that the vacancies [] The post 40,672 posts vacant across deptt: Govt informs LA appeared first on Northlines .
High Court lets team Mamata Banerjee operate three bank accounts
The Calcutta High Court permitted the Mamata Banerjee faction to operate three frozen bank accounts. The state police had frozen these accounts due to alleged illegal transactions. The court clarified that the ECI's interim order does not affect its decision. This ruling allows the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool to access funds until January 29, 2027. The ECI had previously granted separate symbols and names to two Trinamool factions.
JJM implementation: House Panel recommends high
Jammu Tawi, Sep 21: The House Committee of the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, constituted to examine alleged irregularities in the implementation of the Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM), has flagged widespread administrative, technical and executionrelated lapses in the programme and recommended a series of measures including highlevel inquiries and comprehensive physical and financial audits of [] The post JJM implementation: House Panel recommends highlevel inquiries into irregularities appeared first on Northlines .
Govt to move resolution today seeking TET exemption
Jammu Tawi, Sep 21: The Jammu & Kashmir Government will tomorrow move a resolution in the Legislative Assembly seeking amendments to the Right to Education Act to exempt teachers from the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET). As per the list of business circulated by the Assembly Secretariat, the resolution unanimously urges the Union Government to make [] The post Govt to move resolution today seeking TET exemption appeared first on Northlines .
Lt Gen Mohit Seth to take over as GOC 16 Corps on Oct 1
Jammu Tawi, Sep 21: Lieutenant General Mohit Seth will take over as the General-Officer-Commanding (GOC) of the strategically important White Knight Corps, also known as XVI Corps, at Nagrota in Jammu on October 1. According to the details available, Lieutenant General Seth will succeed Lieutenant General P K Mishra, who will move to a new [] The post Lt Gen Mohit Seth to take over as GOC 16 Corps on Oct 1 appeared first on Northlines .
Examining uniform framework for regularization of temporary, daily-rated workers: Govt
Jammu Tawi, Sep 21: The Jammu and Kashmir Government on Monday informed the House that it is examining a uniform framework for the regularisation of temporary workers, including daily-rated workers, casual and seasonal labourers, and other contractual and need-based employees engaged across departments. In a written response to a question raised by MLA Irfan Hafiz [] The post Examining uniform framework for regularization of temporary, daily-rated workers: Govt appeared first on Northlines .
Govt dismisses POCSO accused teacher at Kishtwar
Srinagar, Sep 21: The Jammu and Kashmir government has dismissed a Teacher Grade-II from service, citing a case registered against him under various provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023, and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012. According to a government order, the Government said it was satisfied, after considering [] The post Govt dismisses POCSO accused teacher at Kishtwar appeared first on Northlines .
Ex-Grameen Bank Manager, others booked for fund
Srinagar, Sep 21 : The Jammu and Kashmir Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) on Monday registered a case against a former branch manager of Grameen Bank for allegedly committing financial irregularities by misusing his official position. A spokesperson of the ACB said the anti-graft agency has registered an FIR against Arvind Saini, the former Reban branch head [] The post Ex-Grameen Bank Manager, others booked for fund diversion under PMEGP appeared first on Northlines .
Rahul Gandhi slams harassment of Class 10 students in Bihar's Jamui
Rahul Gandhi has expressed his outrage regarding the harassment of two students in Jamui, Bihar, emphasizing the need for a robust state response. He urged for immediate and decisive action against the offenders. Meanwhile, Mallikarjun Kharge criticized the incident, asserting it highlights the BJP's inconsistent stance on women's safety and called for severe punishment for the perpetrators, reinforcing the necessity of accountability in state governance.
Swachhta Hi Seva: Sep. 17- Oct. 02 Dr. Parveen Kumar* Inspired by Honble Prime Minister of the nation Sh. Narendra Modis vision of a clean and healthy India, the fifteen days long Swachhta Pakhwada is going on in the country with the active participation and cooperation of all.. The dates of Pakhwada which [] The post Clean India: Developed India appeared first on Northlines .
Nandigram bypoll: Congress candidate Milan Pradhan moves Calcutta HC seeking protection in six cases
Congress candidate Milan Pradhan seeks court protection from six registered cases. He was arrested Friday in connection with five pending non-bailable warrants. Pradhan has been remanded to judicial custody until October 3, 2026. His advocate filed a writ petition seeking protection until the elections conclude. The political battle in Nandigram is expected to continue despite his incarceration.
Sanctions against Russian oil collide with economics of affordable oil
Trump has compelling reason to be circumspect about new empowerment By K Raveendran Donald Trump now possesses one of the most formidable economic weapons available to an American president against countries sustaining Russias energy revenues. Yet, the decision on how aggressively to wield it is complicated by a contradiction that Washington cannot easily [] The post Sanctions against Russian oil collide with economics of affordable oil appeared first on Northlines .
Nitin Nabin urges youth to live real, not reels, and prioritize nation ahead of polls
BJP chief Nitin Nabin addressed youth in Meerut, focusing on upcoming assembly polls. He urged students to live real lives and put the nation first always. Nabin advised youngsters to avoid drugs and shortcuts, focusing on their real-world goals. He encouraged them to channel energy positively through hard work and discipline. Dedicated youngsters can significantly change the country's destiny, he stated.
Trade Agreements and Economic partnerships must strengthen BRICS
Bloc should focus on facing climate change, energy needs together By Kalyani Shankar Following last weeks significant BRICS summit in Delhi, what are the next steps? The summit produced several recommendations that could help advance the BRICS agenda. It has positioned India to play a proactive role in shaping global governance, and the Modi [] The post Trade Agreements and Economic partnerships must strengthen BRICS appeared first on Northlines .
Triple whammy: Ongoing wars, nuclear threats worsen climate crisis
Why ignore Greenhouse-Gas emissions from arms race and warfare? By Dr Arun Mitra Forest fires across different parts of Europe, devastating heat waves in many western countries, growing concern over El Nio & similar phenomena and the rapid melting of glaciers are alarming indicators of a planet under severe stress. The formation of large glacial [] The post Triple whammy: Ongoing wars, nuclear threats worsen climate crisis appeared first on Northlines .
Successful BRICS Conclave, Kudos Vibrant India
Puran Chand Sharma Indias successful hosting and participation in the BRICS conclave marks another significant milestone in its emergence as a confident, responsible and influential global power. At a time when the world is grappling with geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainties, climate challenges, technological disruptions and regional conflicts, the successful conduct of the BRICS summit demonstrated [] The post Successful BRICS Conclave, Kudos Vibrant India appeared first on Northlines .
Cyber security begins with awareness
Today it has become nearly impossible to carry out daily chores without mobile phones, internet banking, UPI, online shopping and other digital services as digital technology has become a vital part of our daily life. These services have made life easier, faster and more convenient, but with the comfort new risks have also appeared making [] The post Cyber security begins with awareness appeared first on Northlines .
Rattan Singh Gill BHOPAL: A visit to the Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya here is unlike walking through a conventional museum, where objects are arranged behind glass or inside galleries. Spread across a vast natural landscape, the museum takes visitors through different cultural settings of India through houses, settlements, trails and community traditions. Within [] The post IGRMS An open habitat where Indias living cultures come alive- I appeared first on Northlines .
Congress slams bulldozer welcome for Nabin amid demolition fears
Meerut: Uttar Pradesh Congress spokesperson Abhimanyu Tyagi on Monday, September 21, hit out at the BJP for deploying bulldozers and JCBs to welcome party chief Nitin Nabin in Meerut, saying that traders are facing demolition by bulldozers, and the very same machines are being used to welcome dignitaries. In a statement, Tyagi said the sight 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 .
Uttarakhand CM Dhami says strong cooperatives, M-PACS can strengthen rural economy
IIT Bombay Sociology Professor Suryakant Waghmore has openly opposed Faculty Forum for backing Professor Suryanarayana Doolla in the Sahil Wakode suicide case.
Indian lab in international effort to develop non-animal alternatives for inhalation toxicity tests
Pilot study done by PETA Science Consortium International, US Environmental Protection Agency, & Belgiums Flemish Institute for Technological Research
Frankenstein monster: Congress targets poll body over SIR notices to 33 lakh Delhi voters
The Delhi Chief Electoral Officers (CEO) office stated system-generated notices were being issued to voters with discrepancies to correct their data in ECINET
TN governments rooftop solar subsidy to catalyse adoption but awareness is key
In an official notification recently, the State government approved a proposal to support rooftop solar installation with subsidies of 5,000, 10,000 and 22,000 for 1 kW, 2kW and 3kW systems respectively
PM Modi assured me: OP Rajbhars claim on UP division revives decades-old debate
Chhattisgarh govt launches portal for verification of private university degrees
Students, parents, employers and other institutions will be able to check academic credentials without having to approach individual universities for verification
Rajasthan: BJP secures 197 civic body heads, twice as many as Congress; election for the rest on
According to results available so far, Independents have won seven posts, while Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), CPI(M) and Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) have secured one each. Elections for the posts were held in 273 urban local bodies on Monday after heads of 32 of the 305 bodies covered under the current schedule were elected unopposed.
Karnataka: BJP MLAs sing full Vande Mataram in Assembly, defy two-stanza order
BJP MLAs in the Karnataka Assembly sang all six stanzas of Vande Mataram, defying the state governments order limiting official renditions to the first two stanzas. The move comes amid a legal and political dispute over the September 8 directive, which is being challenged in the Karnataka High Court. The BJP has accused the Congress government of restricting the national song, while the Congress has cited a 1937 resolution for limiting its own party programmes to two stanzas.
