Beyond compliance, Indias road to cleaner mobility
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Probe Lekhpal exam lapses, reform recruitments: students at rally in U.P.
AIs next test reaching Indias informal women worker
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Forced labour farce: On India and the U.S.s new tariffs
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All art, no deal: On the U.S.-Saudi Arabia nuclear deal
Trump miscalculated timing and substance of Saudi nuclear deal
The woman reimagining Kattaikoothu for a warming world
Thilagavathi Palani uses the centuries-old Tamil folk theatre to shine the spotlight on climate change and the effects of rising temperatures on peoples health and livelihoods
Woman attempts to harm herself outside Chief Ministers Special Cell
She arrived at the Secretariat around 11 a.m. to present a grievance before the CMs Special Cell regarding a land dispute with another resident of her village
Special Sub-Inspector arrested for accepting 5,000 bribe in Tirupathur
SRM School of law welcomes 350 new students
Justice V. Ramasubramanian, Chairperson, National Human Rights Commission, urged the students to make use of every learning opportunity
48-year-old man found dead near Tiruttani
CJP protest surveillance PIL infructuous, says Centre; Delhi High Court suggests fresh plea
Woman falls from moving train while fending off mobile phone snatcher
Gang stabs two PachaiyappasCollege students in subway, seven detained
The victims were walking in the subway towards Park Railway Station when they were confronted by nearly 20 youth who had allegedly been waiting there
Police arrest 15-year-old after festival shooting that killed 3 near Space Needle
The gunfire erupted around 6 p.m. on July 26 in the waning hours of the Bite of Seattle, an annual three-day festival that draws hundreds of food and retail vendors and performers
Delhi Police seek death penalty for Tahir Hussain, four others in Ankit Sharma murder case
Woman run over by express train while crossing track near Singaperumal Koil railway station
Residents federation to hold torchlight vigil against Kodungaiyur waste-to-energy plant
The association members demanded the proposed waste-to-energy plant be dropped and the existing incinerator be shut down
90% of 5000 hotels built in 6 years illegal in Kashmir: J&K L-G Manoj Sinha
J&K L-G Manoj Sinha flagged the issue of overpricing by Kashmir hotels
Bescom skips July meter readings, to issue average bills
Delhi University to begin classes today, extends Round 2 admissions
GBA razes cobbler shops in Jayanagar, vendors say they sought a days time
T.N. government bans transport of rough stones, aggregates to other States for three months
The move aims to ensure that the supply of construction materials is sufficient in the State
19 quintals atta seized in Ganderbal checks
Ganderbal, July 27: Acting on public complaints over the alleged distribution of substandard wheat flour through government sale centres, the Food Safety Department on Monday launched a crackdown in central Kashmir's Ganderbal district, collecting flour samples from multiple Public Distribution System (PDS) outlets and seizing 19 quintals of atta for further investigation. Officials said inspection teams visited government sale centres at Yangora and Wakura following allegations from residents that the quality of flour supplied through these outlets was unfit for consumption. During the inspection, officials found the quality of the flour to be unsatisfactory and immediately collected samples from both locations. The samples have been sent to a laboratory for detailed analysis, while officials said further legal action will be initiated only after the laboratory test reports are received. We inspected the Public Distribution System stores in Yangora and Wakura. During the inspection, we found that the quality of the flour was not satisfactory. Samples have been collected from both centres and sent to the laboratory. Further action will be taken only after the laboratory report is received, a Food Safety Department official said. The department also seized 19 quintals of flour, including 7 quintals from Yangora and 12 quintals from Wakura, and completed the necessary legal documentation under the provisions of the Food Safety and Standards Act. Officials said the flour stocked at the two centres originated from different sources. While the flour available at the Yangora sale centre was supplied by Jhelum Flour Mill, the stock at Wakura was sourced from Punjab Flour Mill, indicating that the consignments were from different manufacturers. The official further revealed that the department had earlier collected samples of raw wheat supplied from Badragund to Jhelum Flour Mill, which were subsequently declared unsafe during laboratory analysis. The wheat stock related to that case had already been seized, and the matter remains under investigation. Authorities said all necessary procedures have been followed and the concerned Food Business Operators (FBOs) will also be proceeded against in accordance with the Food Safety and Standards Act, depending on the outcome of the laboratory examination. The latest action comes days after residents in Ganderbal alleged that poor-quality atta was being distributed through government sale centres, prompting demands for an immediate inquiry and strict action against those responsible. The Food Safety Department has urged the public not to panic, assuring consumers that the seized stock will remain withheld until laboratory findings establish whether the flour meets prescribed food safety standards. Officials reiterated that strict action would be taken if the samples fail to meet quality and safety norms.
12 year old boy drowns while bathing in handwara
Handwara, July 27: A 12 year old boy died after drowning in a pond at Bomdagar in the Magam area of Handwara on Monday, triggering a massive rescue operation involving multiple agencies and local volunteers. The deceased was identified as Aayan Tantary, son of Abdul Qayoom Tantary, a resident of Magam Bomdagar. According to reports, Aayan had gone to bathe in the pond when he accidentally drowned. Soon after the incident came to light, a large scale rescue operation was launched by the SDRF Unit Kupwara, Handwara Police led by SDPO Handwara Faisal Rouf, Tehsildar Handwara Zeeshan Khan, Kupwara Police personnel, the Indian Army, and local residents. The joint teams carried out an extensive search operation in and around the pond. After hectic efforts, the rescue teams successfully retrieved the body of the minor from the pond. The body was later shifted for completion of legal formalities and was subsequently handed over to his legal heirs for the last rites. Meanwhile, MLA Langate Sheikh Khursheed expressed deep shock over the tragic incident and extended his heartfelt condolences and sympathies to the bereaved family, praying for strength for them to bear the irreparable loss. The incident has once again highlighted the dangers of entering water bodies during the ongoing heatwave. Earlier, the administration had appealed to the public, particularly children and their parents, not to venture into ponds, streams, rivers, and other water bodies for bathing or swimming, urging people to follow safety advisories to avoid such tragedies.
Two arrested in Budgam theft cases
Budgam, July 27: Budgam Police have solved two theft cases by arresting the alleged main accused and a goldsmith accused of receiving and disposing of the stolen property. During the investigation, police recovered stolen gold ornaments worth several lakhs of rupees along with cash. According to police, the breakthrough came during the investigation of FIR No. 182/2026, registered under Sections 305 and 331(4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) at Police Station Budgam. Acting on specific leads and sustained investigation, the police apprehended Syed Athar Shah, son of Syed Mustafa Shah, a resident of Dewar Parihaspora, Pattan. Following his arrest, the investigating team recovered stolen gold ornaments valued at several lakhs of rupees and cash allegedly linked to the theft. Further investigation revealed the alleged involvement of Mohd Ibrahim Itoo, son of Ghulam Hussain Itoo, a resident of Sultanpora, Pattan, who is accused of receiving and dealing in the stolen property. He was subsequently arrested in connection with the case. Police said the investigation also established the alleged involvement of Syed Athar Shah in another theft case registered as FIR No. 164/2026 under Sections 305 and 331(4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita at Police Station Budgam, indicating his suspected involvement in multiple property-related offences. Budgam Police said the investigation is continuing and reiterated their commitment to safeguarding the life and property of citizens. They added that strict legal action will continue to be taken against those involved in theft and other criminal activities.
Court drops domestic violence proceedings against six relatives
Srinagar, July 27: A court in Srinagar has dropped domestic violence proceedings against six relatives of a woman's husband, holding that they neither shared a domestic relationship nor lived in a shared household with the aggrieved person, as required under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005. The order was passed by the Court of City Judge/JMIC Srinagar, Tarun Mahajan, while partly allowing an application filed by the respondents seeking deletion of Respondent Nos. 5 to 8 from the proceedings. The respondents had argued that they never shared a household with the petitioner and that the allegations against them were vague and did not satisfy the statutory requirements under the Domestic Violence Act. Counsel for the petitioner opposed the plea, contending that once cognisance had been taken, the trial court could not drop the proceedings at the threshold and that the matter required a full trial. Counsel appearing for Respondent Nos. 5 to 8, Advocates Mustahsun Mattu and Qazi Mohammad Athar, submitted that proceedings under the Domestic Violence Act are quasi-civil and quasi-criminal in nature and that a Magistrate has the power to terminate proceedings where the statutory ingredients are not fulfilled. They also relied on judgments of the Supreme Court and the High Courts of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh to argue that vague allegations against relatives who never lived in a shared household cannot sustain proceedings under the Act. After examining the record, the court held that Respondent Nos. 5 to 8 had never resided in a shared household with the petitioner and, therefore, no domestic relationship existed between them. It further observed that the allegations against Respondent Nos. 3 and 4 also did not warrant continuation of proceedings. Accordingly, the court partly allowed the application and directed that Respondent Nos. 3 to 8 be deleted from the array of parties. The order reiterates that proceedings under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act cannot be sustained against relatives in the absence of a domestic relationship or specific allegations meeting the requirements of the law.
NMC mandates disability support units in medical colleges
Srinagar, Jul 27: The National Medical Commission (NMC) on Monday directed all medical colleges and institutions under its jurisdiction to establish dedicated Enabling Units for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) to ensure inclusive education, accessible learning environments and timely support for students with disabilities. The directive has been issued in compliance with the provisions of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPwD) Act, 2016, particularly Sections 16 and 17, and follows the directions of the Supreme Court in the Om Rathore vs Director General of Health Services & Others case as well as its order dated July 21, 2026, in Anmol vs Union of India & Others. According to an NMC circular, every medical college regulated by the Commission will have to constitute an Enabling Unit that will serve as the single-point contact for students with benchmark disabilities throughout their academic journey. The Commission said the Enabling Unit will facilitate access to reasonable accommodation, academic and clinical support measures, and barrier-free infrastructure within medical institutions. It will also receive and address requests related to disability-specific accommodations during classroom teaching, clinical training and internship. The circular further states that medical colleges must ensure students are informed about the Enabling Unit, its role and contact details at the time of admission and through institutional websites and notice boards to improve accessibility and awareness. The Enabling Unit has also been tasked with coordinating with the designated Disability Assessment Board, faculty members, hospital administration and other competent authorities to ensure the timely implementation of reasonable accommodation in accordance with the RPwD Act, 2016, and guidelines issued by the NMC. In addition, the Unit will maintain records of accommodation requests and the support provided while ensuring confidentiality and protecting students from discrimination. The NMC has instructed all medical colleges to make the Enabling Units fully functional, adequately publicised and easily accessible so that students with benchmark disabilities receive the necessary academic and institutional support without barriers. The circular has been addressed to all Deans and Principals of medical colleges under the NMC as well as the Directors General and Directors of Medical Education of all States and Union Territories for immediate implementation.
Ladakh moves closer to fully organic status
Leh, July 27: Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Vinai Kumar Saxena, on Monday announced that 102 villages across Kargil, Dras, Zanskar and Sham have been awarded Organic Certification, taking the total number of certified organic villages in the Union Territory to 207. The milestone marks a major step in Ladakh's journey towards becoming a fully organic region. Sharing the development, the Lieutenant Governor said the certification reflects the administration's commitment to sustainable agriculture, environmental conservation and improved soil health. He said the initiative is being implemented in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of promoting organic farming and protecting the environment. Saxena said that following the Prime Minister's vision, the Ladakh Administration had imposed a complete ban on the use of chemical and synthetic fertilisers for farming purposes, paving the way for a transition to organic cultivation across the Union Territory. He said the move would help safeguard Ladakh's fragile Himalayan ecosystem by preserving its soil and water resources while promoting climate-resilient agricultural practices. According to the Lieutenant Governor, strengthening organic farming and value chains will not only enhance the quality of agricultural produce but also improve livelihood opportunities for local farmers. The LG expressed confidence that the continued expansion of certified organic villages would establish Ladakh as a model fully organic Union Territory, setting an example for sustainable development in ecologically sensitive regions. Congratulating the farming community, Saxena praised their dedication and commitment to sustainable agriculture, saying their efforts are driving a green transformation in Ladakh. He said the achievement is a significant milestone in the Union Territory's long-term vision of building an environmentally sustainable and economically resilient agricultural sector.
Centre clears diversion of 729 hectares of J&K forests
Srinagar, July 27: Around 729.14 hectares of forest land in Jammu and Kashmir were approved for diversion to non-forest use between April 2023 and March 2026, according to data tabled in the Lok Sabha by Union Minister of State for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Kirti Vardhan Singh. The figures were furnished in response to an unstarred question by Congress MPs Varun Chaudhary and Jai Prakash, who sought state-wise details of forest land diverted over the last three years and information on the assessment of forest cover quality. According to the reply, the approvals were granted under the Van (Sanrakshan Evam Samvardhan) Adhiniyam, 1980, which regulates the diversion of forest land for non-forestry purposes. The data shows that Jammu and Kashmir recorded 729.14 hectares of forest land diversion during the three-year period, lower than Himachal Pradesh (1,510.03 hectares) and Uttarakhand (989.64 hectares). J&K accounted for just over 1 per cent of the 71,023.30 hectares approved for diversion across the country. Punjab recorded 677.28 hectares, while Ladakh recorded 0.94 hectares. Nationally, Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest forest land diversion at 19,432.14 hectares, followed by Odisha (8,965.71 hectares) and Arunachal Pradesh (7,334.87 hectares). The reply did not provide a sector-wise breakup for Jammu and Kashmir. However, at the national level, mining and quarrying accounted for the largest share of diverted forest land at 16,463.28 hectares, followed by hydel and irrigation projects (14,294.41 hectares) and road construction (12,714.93 hectares). On compensatory afforestation, the Minister informed the House that states and Union Territories had raised plantations over 1,78,261.52 hectares during the past five years, with survival rates ranging from 40 to 100 per cent. However, no separate afforestation data for Jammu and Kashmir was provided. The Minister also said the Forest Survey of India carries out biennial assessments of forest cover using multi-temporal satellite data supported by ground verification, and classifies forests into Very Dense, Moderately Dense and Open Forest categories based on canopy density.
Release innocent students arrested during Bihar protest, urge kin
Police booked 144 students and 5,000 unidentified persons in Patna; police said 694 individuals were detained among whom 339 minors and students were released; 91 police officers were injured
L-G Taranjit Singh Sandhu asks Municipal Corporation of Delhi to pilot Indore waste management model
MLA Uri visits flood-hit areas
Srinagar, Jul 27: MLA Uri Dr Sajjad Shafi on Monday visited flood-affected areas in the Uri constituency to assess the damage and interact with affected families, announcing a series of relief and rehabilitation measures. During his visit to Bijhama and other affected villages, the MLA recalled the devastating floods of 1997, 2010 and the recent 2026 floods, expressing relief that the latest disaster did not claim any human lives. Sajjad said he was outside Jammu and Kashmir when the floods struck but praised the district administration and the Army for their swift rescue operations. He specifically commended the SDM Uri, SDPO Uri and the Army for reaching the affected areas in time and helping save lives. Announcing relief measures, the MLA said each affected family would receive financial assistance of 50,000 from his Constituency Development Fund (CDF). He added that families whose houses were completely damaged would be given priority under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY). He also directed the Tehsildar Boniyar to identify available government land for allotting five marlas to eligible families for their rehabilitation. Sajjad further announced that a separate development and rehabilitation plan would be prepared for the MayanMukam area to address its long-term infrastructure and rehabilitation needs. Assuring the affected residents of continued support, the MLA said every effort would be made to ensure timely relief, rehabilitation and measures to protect vulnerable areas from future flood-related disasters.
Staying focused and strong do the trick for Anahat
Commonwealth Games: Gyaneshwari settles for silver after a gripping contest with Didih
The Indian weightlifter comes second best to the Nigerian in womens 53kg event despite successfully completing all her attempts; the latter secures the gold after setting both Commonwealth and Games records
Karur Inam land titles were never in the name of temples: Tamil Nadu HR&CE Minister Ramesh
Ramesh says pilot survey of Palani temple properties to be extended to major temples across Tamil Nadu
Dr. Munaza Shora: PCOS, Infertility, Fast Food & Women's Health
Drone strikes rock Sudans El-Obeid after Army secures highway
The Armys rival, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, has for months amassed troops around El-Obeid, attempting to encircle it ahead of an apparent large-scale assault
Reduced rainfall in Maharashtra, Belagavi leads to lower discharge in the Krishna
Bindyaranis bronze adds to Indias haul
Bindyarani Devi lifted 83kg, 85kg and 87kg in the snatch, followed by a best of 112kg in the clean & jerk
Historic Jamia Masjid Shopian Revival: J&K Govt Approves 6.05 Crore Heritage Project
Police to launch QR code-aided system to guide motorists to pay-and-park lots
The new system, which will be tried out on an experimental basis for a month, is likely to be launched this week at 18 locations in Kochi
Thai FDA approves new treatment for gonorrhoea
Dr. Reddys with support from the GARDP Foundation had led the regulatory submissions, while subsidiary Aurigene Pharmaceutical Services played an important role in supporting the products development
Bondada acquires 60% in solar project SPV in Maharashtra
Merck inks pact with four generic drugmakers in India for HIV drug
Death toll in explosion at illegal fireworks unit in Sivakasi rises to five
Number of death was identified through various mutilated parts of bodies collected from nearby accident site in Sivakasi
Home department streamlines police associations to two bodies
The order, which effectively reduces the number of recognised police associations from three to two, has led to the dissolution of the Kerala Police Officers Association (KPOA)
Constitute expert committee for NEP-2020 without RSS members: CWC member
HIV testing and counselling for students in all engineering and degree colleges in Karnataka
Gram Panchayats receive 44 e-autos for solid waste collection in East Godavari
DCP reviews traffic movement for Ashada Utsavams at Indrakeeladri
Red Sea shipping slows after Houthi hits on Saudi Arabia
Eleven commodity vessels passed through the Bab el-Mandeb strait on July 26, the lowest level in months, the data showed
CJP warns of fresh protests over Centres promise breach
CJP demands written agreement from Centre amid crackdown on protesters and volunteers across States; Bihar government announces withdrawal of all FIRs against protesters, but no word from BJP-ruled West Bengal
SP distributes hearing aids to special school students
Maharashtra TET paper leak: Close aide of alleged kingpin arrested
Two press employees identified as Babulal and Nicky handed the TET papers to Sonu andSanjay
Jantar Mantar protest gave dictator Union government message that enough is enough: AIMIMs Jaleel
Youth have given a message of enough is enough to the dictator government in this country and that it should not take the people for granted, said AIMIM leader and former MP Imtiaz Jaleel
Iran says it still controls Hormuz, not involved in negotiations with the U.S.
Trumps move to suspend the campaign reflected advice from his top brass that the bombing, aimed at breaking Tehrans grip on Hormuz, had reached the limits of what it could achieve; Iran claims it forced six ships to turn away from the strait
Accused absconding for 36 years arrested in Karkala
Barbaric: Opposition condemns AK-47 firing at Siwan protest
Action has been taken against police personnel seen firing an AK-47 during a student protest in Bihars Siwan, with the officers involved now suspended pending an inquiry.
Bhogapuram airport inauguration: flash mob, beach walk to be held at R.K. Beach
SIR: Refused to sign category includes suspected foreign nationals, say BLOs
Malaysia shocks top seed India in Commonwealth TT championship
PM to arrive in Bhogapuram on Aug. 1 at 10.45 a.m.
Opposition to keep pressure on Amit Shah, participate in debate on paper leak Bill
INDIA bloc leaders discuss strategy after student protests end; parties to raise concerns during debate on Public Examinations Amendment Bill
TGICET 2026 first phase counselling from July 31
PDP leader files complaint over T.G. Mohandas comments
In his complaint, V.M. Aliyar accused Mr. Mohandas of instigating violence and rioting through his comments that he would have shot the protesters at Jantar Mantar if he were in control
D. Raja calls for strengthening Communist movement in India
Government likely to move HC Division bench on order to take action on HYDRAA Commissioner
Further action the HC directive will be taken only after Chief Minister Revanth Reddy returns from New Delhi, say sources in Government
ED questions accused in Valappad financial fraud case
The accused allegedly siphoned off about 20 crore from the digital arm of a private finance firm
Only 28 of the 76 councillors support the resolution; UDF says the cut in Plan funds was offset by 84 crore allocated under the 16th Finance Commission, which could be used without restrictions
What is in the Centres Public Examinations Amendment Bill 2026?
The Union Government has introduced the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, in Lok Sabha, in a bid to curb exam paper leaks in the country, ensuring stricter action against organised units involved in the criminal act.
AICC lauds TPCC at review meeting in Delhi attended by Revanth, Mahesh Goud
Monsoon Session: no business in Upper House for sixth day
Unrelenting Opposition demands apology from Home Minister Amit Shah for police action against protesting students; Minister Kiren Rijiju urges Congress to allow discussion on the Bill
NEET paper leak case: First hearing in fast-track court deferred as CBI counsel fails to show up
The court will now take up the bail applications of two accused in the case on August 3. Congress asks the Modi government with what face is beating the drum, proclaiming fast-track courts as the solution to the paper leak crisis
Short: Rain, Thundershowers Likely Across J&K on July 27 : MeT
Kaithamukku murder waspremeditated: City Police
Official sources pointed out that assailants had allegedly plannedthe assault in advance by procuring weapons, arrangeda vehicle and coordinatedthe crime before fatally attacking the victim Vishakh
Gurugram woman says she was shot at during July 20 protest
Victim alleges she was shot close by a fountain at park near Jantar Mantar; RML Hospital discharge summary shows she suffered trauma to right ear by gunshot; she alleges she was discharged in 15 mins after two-hour surgery
Amit Shah must explain why the police lathi-charged protesting students: Kharge
OMR sheets dumped on roadside; TGPSC suspends two officers
Examining the roadblocks to Bihars development trajectory
A look at what has hindered Bihars socio-economic progress despite a politics centred on social justice. The gap between political empowerment and ground-level stagnation calls for changes aimed at bringing about overall development in the region
CM Omar Meets Shradha Sharma to Discuss Strengthening Kashmirs Startup Ecosystem
Srinagar , July 27 : Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today met Shradha Sharma, Founder & CEO of YourStory and The Bharat Project, to discuss a collaborative roadmap for strengthening entrepreneurship, innovation, and economic opportunities for young people and women across Jammu & Kashmir. The meeting focused on building a stronger startup ecosystem by identifying practical ways to inspire, educate, mentor, and provide greater market access to entrepreneurs from every district of the Union Territory. Shradha Sharma shared a set of proposals aimed at accelerating grassroots entrepreneurship, including entrepreneurship education programmes, storytelling initiatives to showcase successful founders from the region, and national platforms to help startups from Jammu & Kashmir access wider markets, networks, and investment opportunities. A key part of the discussion was Orchardly, the Kashmir-based startup working to build premium apple brands and create greater value for the regions horticulture sector. The conversation explored how such ventures can become examples of value addition, branding, and innovation emerging from Kashmir. The meeting also discussed initiatives to celebrate and promote women entrepreneurs, inspire the next generation of founders, and build a stronger national narrative around Kashmirs emerging innovation economy. Shradha Sharma appreciated the Chief Ministers openness and willingness to engage with new ideas. The spirit of Kashmir is not just found in its mountains or valleys. It lives in its tehzeebits grace, humanity, hospitality, and openness to dialogue. I am grateful to Honble Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for taking the time to listen and engage so thoughtfully on ideas that can create opportunities for the youth and women of Jammu & Kashmir. I leave this meeting with optimism. The interaction reflected the Government of Jammu & Kashmirs continued focus on expanding opportunities for entrepreneurship, innovation, and job creation by empowering young founders, women-led enterprises, and locally built businesses. With one of Indias youngest populations, Jammu & Kashmir is witnessing a growing community of entrepreneurs building startups across technology, agriculture, tourism, handicrafts, food processing, and other emerging sectors. The meeting reaffirmed a shared vision of supporting this new generation through collaboration between government, industry, and the entrepreneurial ecosystem. The discussions concluded with a commitment to explore partnerships that can help educate aspiring entrepreneurs, strengthen market linkages, amplify success stories from the region, and contribute to building a globally recognised brand for Kashmir rooted in innovation, enterprise, and resilience.
Ranganath says land mafia fed false information to courts
Court allows DVAC to conduct further probe in case against ex-MinisterVaithilingam
The case pertains to alleged corruption to the tune of 27.9 crore
CB-CID questions suspended Sub-Registrar in Palani math land case
