Youth Morcha storms DM office highlighting critical gaps in schools, questions FIR on activist
The group reached the administration after a case was filed against one of its members, Rajat Singh, for showing the poor condition of government schools on camera in Deoria
Around 40 dead in gang attack near Haitis capital
In a statement issued after the attack, the office of Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aime expressed deep compassion for the bereaved families and all the victims
Trump moves toward levying new tariff on China for flooding market with cheap goods
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Flight diversions in Delhi-NCR, traffic jams in Jaipur as north Indian cities reel under heavy rain
Parts of Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh also receive rains; many roads waterlogged
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Suvendu, Mamata spar over Annapurna Bhandar benefits in West Bengal
Mamata Banerjee said that before elections BJP did not speak about benifits being given to eligible beneficiaries
Labour rights beyond the shadow of BWSSB
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The fact is youth unemployment has a household cost
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Invisible actors: On bulk applications, voter name deletion
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Row over U.P. IAS officers bid to influence civil judge deepens as HC takes serious exception
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Smart glasses highlight gaps in privacy laws
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Devendra Mahto launches examination reform Yatra in Jharkhand
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Unauthorised entry wont be allowed in Haryana govt. schools: Education Minister
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AU degree supplementary examinations postponed to August 27
Week-long Onam celebrations begin in Kozhikode
A dance performance by Lakshmi Gopalaswamy and a comedy show by Hareesh Kanaran and Nirmal Palazhi will be staged on August 25
Araku gears up for CMs visit on Aug. 29
Action plan to redevelop TTD Kalyana Mandapam
Recurring accidents at Champakkara: Kochi Mayor to convene emergency meeting
An emergency meeting of traffic police, Kochi Metro Rail Limited and PWD officials will be held in this regard.
38.25 lakh spent on Karnataka CM D.K. Shivakumars swearing-in ceremony
Gastroenterology dept. at Ernakulam General Hospital likely to get OP facility
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102 taluks to be declared drought-hit after discussion in next Cabinet meeting
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Peoples Plan 2.0: an ambitious dream
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Peoples Plan 2.0: an ambitious dream
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Six arrested for running fake airline job racket; victims from Delhi, neighbouring States
Six accused ran call centre from Noida, posing as airline HR executives to collect 7,00010,000 from job aspirants in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh.
Six arrested for running fake airline job racket; victims from Delhi, neighbouring States
Six accused ran call centre from Noida, posing as airline HR executives to collect 7,00010,000 from job aspirants in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh.
Karnataka suspends food licences of Amazon, Swiggy Instamart, BigBasket over Datura sale
Delhi HC seeks rationalefor MP/MLA endorsementto get Lakshmi Yojana aid
IIT Delhi students protest after student death, allege institutional negligence
Presenting the Demand for Grants for his department, he announces that the government will implement a Career Advancement Scheme for teachers of government-aided arts and science colleges, government and government-aided engineering colleges, and polytechnic colleges from September 1
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Gold ring scheme: Doctors body flags high security, logistics costs
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Part-time teachers association disappointed over no announcement of regularisation
Proposal to use industrial waste, nuke power for eco-friendly cement
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Government lifts ban on wheat exports, cites farmers interests amid depressed local prices
India, the world's second-largest wheat producer, had banned wheat exports in May 2022 as part of measures to control rising domestic prices
Suspect arrested in sanitation workers murder case
Chikkamagaluru police arrest man for attempting to disturb communal harmony
Wayanad gears up for week-long Onam celebrations
Programmes will be held at tourist destinations across the district until August 30. Events include Climb with Maveli, a mega floral carpet, tug-of-war, kayaking, Kaikottikali, Thiruvathira and mud football competitions.
TN-ARIVU curriculum to be introduced next academic year, says School Education Minister
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SIMS Chennai launches multidisciplinary Aesthetic Institute
VMC meeting held at KV Aminoo, Kulgam
Kulgam, Aug 24: A meeting of the Vidyalaya Management Committee (VMC) of Kendriya Vidyalaya Aminoo, Kulgam, was held on Monday under the chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner Kulgam, Shahzad Alam. The meeting deliberated on various matters concerning the academic development of the Vidyalaya, students achievements, sports activities, overall institutional development, and financial and administrative affairs. Speaking on the occasion, the Deputy Commissioner appreciated the commendable performance of Kendriya Vidyalaya Aminoo in the academic sphere and congratulated the students and teachers for their achievements. He lauded the efforts of the Vidyalaya in providing quality education while nurturing discipline, creativity, leadership skills and self-confidence among students. The Deputy Commissioner also commended the outstanding achievements of the students in sports and congratulated the students, coaches and teachers for their impressive performances. He observed that participation in sports is vital for the physical and mental well-being of students and contributes significantly to developing teamwork, discipline, leadership and a competitive spirit. The members of the committee put forth valuable suggestions aimed at further strengthening the functioning and overall development of the Vidyalaya. A detailed discussion was also held on the Vidyalayas budget, availability of funds under various heads and their judicious and effective utilisation. The committee reviewed the requirements of the institution, proposed expenditure and various activities planned for the welfare, development and holistic growth of students. The meeting was attended by ADC Vikar Ahmad Giri, CPO Malik Suheel, CMO Showkat Ahmad Parrey, Kapil Singh, In-charge Principal, Kendriya Vidyalaya Aminoo, Kulgam, besides other members of the committee.
Teen girl gangraped, friend tied up in Madhya Pradeshs Pachmarhi; three held
Narmadapuram Additional Superintendent of Police Abhishek Ranjan says the accused were detained within six hours of the complaint being filed
Air passengers disappointed over TVK-led governments decision to shelve Parandur project
They say the State risks losing out on the economic impact, flurry of industrial activity, and employment generation that a new airport drew for a city
High Court questions accountability of ashrams linked to Virender Dev Dixit
Sagar announces Rs 6 crore water projects
Srinagar, Aug 24: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference General Secretary and MLA Khanyar Haji Ali Mohammad Sagar presided over a public outreach programme at Hotel Royal Palace, Buchwara, Dalgate. Officials from the J&K Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Srinagar, JCA, SMC and other departments were present with several public grievances being resolved on the spot. In a statement, the party said Sagar announced a number of major development projects aimed at strengthening civic amenities and improving public services in the area. These include a 3.5 crore Nishat water treatment project, aimed at addressing colour and odour issues and benefiting around 3.5 lakh people, particularly residents of Downtown Srinagar, with completion targeted by December 2026. A 1.5 crore new water reservoir at Dalgate was also announced, while work on a UPHC Centre at Buchwara is scheduled to commence by the end of this year. The public darbar witnessed a large turnout of local residents, who apprised the MLA and officials of their issues and appreciated the initiative for bringing the administration and elected representatives closer to the people, the statement said. It further adds that Sagar reiterated his commitment to ensuring timely redressal of public grievances and accelerating development works in Khanyar constituency.
DMK wouldnt be in the Opposition without its allies, says Aadhav Arjuna
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JK Startup Policy : JKEDI conducts junior idea challenge at GHSS Amira Kadal
Srinagar, Aug 24: The Jammu & Kashmir Entrepreneurship Development Institute (JKEDI), District Centre Srinagar, on Monday organised the Junior Level Idea Challenge at Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS), Amira Kadal, Srinagar, with an aim to foster innovation, entrepreneurial thinking and startup culture among students. The programme was formally inaugurated by Gh. Mohiuddin Bhat, Chief Education Officer (CEO), Srinagar, along with Dr. Nusrat Manzoor, Principal, GHSS Amira Kadal, who appreciated the initiative and underscored the importance of creating an enabling ecosystem for young students innovators. Shabir Hussain Shah, District Nodal Officer, JKEDI Srinagar, gave a detailed presentation on the J&K Startup Policy, highlighting the various opportunities, incentives and institutional support available to aspiring entrepreneurs under the policy. A key highlight of the camp was the Startup Idea Challenge, wherein more than 70 students participated and 24 candidates from various Higher Secondary and High Schools presented their innovative ideas before the jury. The ideas covered diverse sectors including sustainable waste management, agricultural solutions and other emerging fields, reflecting the creativity and problem-solving potential of the participants. The bootcamp provided participants with an opportunity to present their ideas, receive expert feedback and gain valuable insights into developing their concepts into viable and scalable startup ventures. The initiative is part of JKEDIs continued efforts to promote a culture of innovation, entrepreneurship and self-employment among the youth of Jammu & Kashmir and to provide aspiring entrepreneurs with platforms for mentorship, idea validation and startup development. The programme concluded with an interactive session, wherein participants expressed keen interest in taking their ideas forward and exploring opportunities under the J&K Startup ecosystem. Aming others, the programme was attended by Neelofar Jan, Lead District Manager (LDM), Srinagar, senior faculty members of JKEDI and GHSS Amira Kadal, startup founders, aspiring entrepreneurs and students.
Congress backs TVK-led governments decision to cancel Parandur airport project
TNCC president B. Manickam Tagore says the party is supporting the cancellation based squarely on the facts and the governments own records
Threats to Kashmiri Pandits won't scare them: Ashok Koul
Shopian, Aug 24: Dismissing recent threat letters targeting Kashmiri Pandits, BJP General Secretary (Organisation) Ashok Koul on Monday asserted that the community and the party remain unfazed by such intimidation tactics. Such threats will continue, but we are not concerned by them. Personally, I receive threats every 15 days, and there is nothing to fear. We completely reject and oppose them, Koul told Rising Kashmir on the sidelines of his visit to Shopian. Referring to the latest threat letter, Koul said: They hold the late Jagmohan Ji responsible for the migration, which only reflects their own distorted mindset and failure. We firmly believe our neighbouring country orchestrated the entire plan to drive Kashmiri Pandits out of the Valley by using a handful of local elements with money and weapons, he said adding Those days are gone when terrorists enjoyed patronage from governments and leaders. Today, our security forces are fully deployed, and terrorists are being eliminated one by one. Koul was in Shopian to offer prayers at the historic Kapal Mochan Ram Temple during the ongoing three-day yatra. He interacted with devotees and Kashmiri Pandits who had arrived from various parts of the country. He commended the local administration for making elaborate arrangements and praised the Jammu and Kashmir Police for deploying adequate security to ensure the smooth conduct of the pilgrimage. Later, addressing party workers at the Circuit House, Koul launched a scathing attack on the National Conference-led administration, alleging that the Omar Abdullah government has failed to provide relief to the people. Consumers using just two bulbs are being billed between 4,000 and 5,000. A 6.8% tariff hike is completely unacceptable, and the BJP will launch an agitation to demand an immediate rollback, he stated. Koul also questioned the delay in holding Panchayat elections and demanded an Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) probe into the outsourcing of 24,000 government jobs. The government admitted on the floor of the Assembly that 24,000 posts were filled through outsourcing. Lists were allegedly sought from MLAs and relatives, bypassing common candidates. Mandatory reservations for SC, ST, and OBC categories were completely ignored. The ACB must investigate the entire matter, he demanded.
PDF blames successive govts for J&K hydropower sellout
Srinagar, Aug 24: President of the Peoples Democratic Front (PDF) and former Cabinet Minister Hakeem Mohammad Yaseen on Monday strongly opposed the recently approved hike in electricity tariffs in Jammu and Kashmir, demanding its immediate withdrawal and asking the government to honour its electoral commitment of providing 200 units of free electricity. In a statement, Yaseen said the hike would further burden ordinary consumers already facing economic difficulties, unemployment and rising household expenses. Yaseen said successive political parties, including the ruling Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (JKNC), must share responsibility for what he described as the failure to secure adequate benefits for the people of J&K from the region's water and hydropower resources. Jammu and Kashmir was blessed by nature with abundant water resources, yet our people continue to face power shortages and are now being asked to pay more for electricity. Successive governments have been in power, but no serious decision was taken to ensure that the people of J&K receive the rightful benefit from their own resources, he said. The PDF president alleged that political parties that have governed J&K over the years failed to protect the economic interests of the common people while allowing the region's hydropower potential to be utilised for projects benefiting the Centre. We are a resource-rich region, but our own people are being made to purchase electricity at higher rates. Those responsible for this situation should apologise to the people, Yaseen said. He also questioned the timing of the tariff revision, saying that the government should have taken into account the economic hardships faced by households, particularly amid unemployment and other pressing socioeconomic challenges. Yaseen urged Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to intervene and direct the concerned authorities to withdraw the tariff hike.
'Unjust & Unbearable': Congress slams Govt over power tariff hike
Srinagar, Aug 24: Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee President Tariq Hameed Karra on Monday strongly opposed the government's recent hike in electricity unit rates, terming it unjust, burdensome and completely unbearable for the common people. Karra said that at a time when households are already struggling with rising prices and increasing economic pressures, the government should have provided relief to consumers rather than adding to their burden through higher electricity bills. People of J&K were expecting the government to announce relief and curtailment in electricity bills, not an increase in the per-unit tariff. For an ordinary household, every additional rupee on the electricity bill directly affects the family budget. This decision is insensitive to the economic hardships being faced by our people, Karra said. He demanded that the government immediately review and withdraw the tariff hike and introduce meaningful measures to reduce the electricity burden on domestic consumers, particularly economically weaker sections. The government must remember that electricity is not a luxury; it is an essential service. The people of J&K deserve affordable and reliable power, not ever-increasing bills. The Congress will stand firmly with the people and oppose every measure that places an unjustified financial burden on them, Karra said. He urged the J&K Government to reconsider the decision in the larger public interest and restore relief to consumers instead of making essential utilities increasingly unaffordable. The Congress chief's protest comes a day after Apni Party and PDP staged separate demonstrations against the 6.83 percent tariff hike, with opposition parties across the political spectrum uniting against the Omar Abdullah-led government's decision.
'People Feel Looted': Opposition unites against Govt's power tariff hike
Srinagar, Aug 24: Opposition parties in Jammu and Kashmir on Monday came out in unison against the government's decision to hike electricity tariffs, with Apni Party and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) staging separate protests across Srinagar, demanding an immediate rollback of the 6.83 percent increase for 202627. Apni Party leaders and workers gathered at Press Colony, led by Provincial President Mohammad Ashraf Mir. Police prevented the protesters from taking out a procession, but they raised slogans against the government, denouncing the decision as anti-people. Meanwhile, PDP General Secretary Mohammad Khursheed Alam led a separate demonstration, joined by senior leaders including former Minister Asiya Naqash, Anjum Fazili, Iqbal Tramboo, and a large number of party workers. Addressing the media, Mir criticised the government for adding to the financial hardship of ordinary citizens. It is unfortunate that, despite being fully aware that people are already facing severe financial hardships due to growing unemployment, shrinking business opportunities and rising inflation, the government has chosen to increase power tariffs. This additional burden is simply not tolerable, Mir said. He also slammed the government for failing to fulfill its electoral promises. The ruling party had promised 200 units of free electricity and free gas cylinders to every household. Instead of keeping these promises, the government has now put an additional burden on the people, he added. PDP General Secretary Khursheed Alam echoed similar sentiments, saying people's trust in the government had been betrayed. People voted for this government with the hope of relief, but today they feel looted by rising tariffs and increasing costs. At a time when families are struggling with inflation and unemployment, increasing electricity tariffs is completely unjustified, Alam said. Former Minister Asiya Naqash said the tariff hike would disproportionately affect poor and middle-class families. Electricity is a basic necessity. This decision should be rolled back immediately, she demanded. PDP spokesperson Mohammad Iqbal Tramboo said the hike reflected the government's failure to address consumers' concerns, while party leader Arif Laigroo called for improving power supply and reducing wastage instead of imposing additional burdens.
CPI(M) welcomes announcement on dropping Parandur airport project, says Shanmugam
He says the proposed airport project will have destroyed 13 lakes and over 3,000 acres of wetlands in that area, and adds the lands acquired for the airport be handed over to the farmers
Three-hour jam disrupts Srinagar-Baramulla traffic
Srinagar, Aug 24: An abrupt traffic jam on Monday morning brought traffic movement to a standstill along the Srinagar-Baramulla road, with commuters and locals facing considerable inconvenience for nearly three hours between Delina and Khawaja Bagh areas. The congestion led to long queues of vehicles on the busy stretch, disrupting the movement of public and private transport and leaving commuters stranded for hours. Locals and commuters said the traffic jam started unexpectedly during the morning hours, while the exact reason behind the sudden disruption remained unclear to them. Commuters also alleged that traffic police personnel were not available at the spot immediately after the congestion began. They said the delayed arrival of traffic police further aggravated the situation and resulted in traffic remaining unregulated for a considerable period. Traffic police personnel were not available when the jam started. They arrived much later, by which time vehicles had already been stuck for a long time, said Bashir Bhat, a commuter. The absence of immediate traffic management reportedly caused further inconvenience to commuters, with vehicles from both directions getting caught in the congestion and movement becoming increasingly difficult. The jam affected people travelling towards both Srinagar and Baramulla, including office-goers, students, public transport users and other commuters during the busy morning hours. Locals expressed concern over the lack of prompt traffic management on the busy stretch and urged the authorities to ensure that traffic police personnel are deployed promptly whenever congestion develops. They also called for better traffic regulation and timely communication with commuters to prevent such disruptions from turning into prolonged traffic jams.
Residents seek immediate restoration of Chadoora bridge
Budgam: Residents of several villages in the Chadoora and Charar-i-Sharief tehsils have urged the Government to expedite the restoration of the Chadoora Main Bridge, which has remained closed to traffic after being declared unsafe. The prolonged closure of the bridge has caused considerable inconvenience to residents, commuters and businesses in the adjoining areas, with people forced to use alternative routes to reach Chadoora, Charar-i-Sharief and parts of Pulwama and Shopian. Irfan Ahmad, a local resident of Chadoora, said the continued closure of the bridge had severely affected daily life in several villages. The Chadoora Main Bridge serves as a vital link between the Chadoora and Charar-i-Sharief Assembly constituencies and connects several important areas of Budgam, Pulwama and Shopian districts. It is an essential route for patients, ambulances, heavy vehicles, students, traders, government employees, fruit growers, farmers and daily commuters, he said. He added that the bridge also provides access to four Sub-District Hospitals, fire and police stations and other essential public services. The Government should start the restoration work and repair the bridge on an immediate basis. The bridge has remained closed for more than eight months, and people are facing tremendous difficulties, Ahmad said. Gulzar Ahmad, a student, said the bridge was among the main connectivity links between Chadoora, Charar-i-Sharief and adjoining areas of Pulwama district. Since the bridge was closed, traffic is being diverted through alternative routes, which takes much more time and causes inconvenience to commuters. We request the Government to undertake proper restoration work so that the bridge can be reopened for traffic at the earliest, he said. Residents said the closure had particularly affected students, employees, traders and people travelling for medical treatment and other essential purposes. Officials of the R&B Department could not be contacted for their comments when this report was filed by this reporter.
Israels Netanyahu says Iran tried to kill one of his sons
Benjamin Netanyahu's elder son, Yair, 35, has spent extended periods in Miami since early 2024, reportedly under Shin Bet protection
14-year-old assaulted in Laitumkhrah; father files complaint
Shillong, Aug 24: A 14-year-old boy was allegedly assaulted in Laitumkhrah, with his father lodging a complaint at Laitumkhrah Police Station. The victim has been identified as Vedrinhio Salgado R. Marak, resident of Government Quarter, Member Hostel, who was reportedly heading out to buy clothes when the incident occurred. According to the FIR filed by [] The post 14-year-old assaulted in Laitumkhrah; father files complaint first appeared on Highland Post .
Political parties urged to cooperate in transparent electoral roll preparation
BJP leaders question Rahul Gandhis remarks on the Manusmriti and womens rights
Talking to female students in Maharashtra, the Congress leader had spoken against the Manusmriti mindset, called on students to smash patriarchy, and said women belonged to themselves, not to their fathers, husbands or sons
Hundreds witness pittukku mann sumantha Thiruvilaiyadal at Arappalayam Puttuthoppu
4.46 crore voters in Karnataka draft rolls; 1.07 crore names deleted
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KSU asst organising secy arrested over violence
Shillong, Aug 24:Police yesterday arrested the assistant organising secretary of the Khasi Students Union (KSU), Jeremiah Pohtmi, in connection with the violence during the pressure groups August 19 rally. Pohtmi was arrested on Sunday night by East Khasi Hills police from the Nongmensong neighbourhood. He was produced before the District and Sessions Court on Monday. [] The post KSU asst organising secy arrested over violence first appeared on Highland Post .
Detect and deport illegal migrants, Amit Shah tells police chiefs
Home Minister says AI-based analysis of information should be done to create standard operating procedures to counter various national security challenges
Shillong, Aug 24:The District Magistrate of East Jaintia Hills has banned protests of five or more people in and around the Deputy Commissioners office in Khliehriat. The DM, Manish Kumar, in an order passed issued today, said that information has been received regarding planned protests/demonstrations of the Khasi Students Union (KSU) near the DCs office [] The post EJH bans protests around DCs office first appeared on Highland Post .
Farmers body terms National Co-operative Development Corporation Act anti-federal
The new law has been framed to suit the corporate model of urban-centric development, the Samyukt Kisan Morcha says
Will decide Tejpal plea against surrender before listing appeal against conviction: SC
The Goa Government has appealed to the top court seeking an enhanced sentence for the former editor of Tehelka, contending that the case warranted imprisonment for life
Police conduct route march in Puttur town
Arms, ammunition recovered in Sopore search operation
Srinagar, Aug 24: Security forces recovered a cache of arms and ammunition during a joint cordon and search operation in Sopore town of north Kashmir's Baramulla district on Monday, officials said. The operation was launched by the Special Operations Group (SOG) of Jammu and Kashmir Police, along with 52 Rashtriya Rifles and two battalions of the CRPF 177 and 179 in the Manzseer area under Police Station Tarzoo, they said. During the search, the joint team recovered the weapons from an abandoned house, the officials added. The recovered material was seized following due procedure and a case has been registered in this connection, they said, adding that efforts are on to ascertain the source and ownership of the arms. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Sopore, Iftkhar Talib, confirmed the recovery and said further investigation into the matter is underway. (KNS)
Handloom expo at Urban Haat ahead of Gowri-Ganesh festival
Shivanand Neelannavar remanded in judicial custody till September 2
Officers designated for coordination with Assam
Shillong, Aug 24: As the situation starts returning to normal between Assam and Meghalaya following tensions that arose out of last weeks violent Khasi Students Union (KSU) rally, Meghalaya has designated certain police officers to coordinate with their counterparts in Assam for the smooth movement of vehicles and people between the two states. Deputy Superintendent [] The post Officers designated for coordination with Assam first appeared on Highland Post .
Justice Meenakshi Madan Rai Appointed Chairperson of Sikkim Human Rights Commission
Gangtok, Aug 24: Former Patna High Court Chief Justice Meenakshi Madan Rai has been appointed Chairperson of the Sikkim State Human Rights Commission. Chief Minister [] The post Justice Meenakshi Madan Rai Appointed Chairperson of Sikkim Human Rights Commission appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
Watch: Govt did not honour promises made for a month, slams govts credibility: CJP Spokesperson
CJP spokesperson says the government has failed to honour promises made a month ago, questioning its credibility and commitment. The spokesperson criticised the government over the delay and said the unfulfilled assurances have raised concerns among those affected.
He couldnt find Chenda training in Chennai, so he started a free school
As Onam approaches, the thunderous rhythms of Chenda Melam evoke the sounds of Keralas temple festivals. In Chennais Villivakkam, Sri Sastha Kshetra Vadya Sangam at Ayyappan Kovil, has been keeping the tradition alive and accessible through free Chenda classes that attract learners across generations.
Watch: The man behind Maharashtras FDA crackdown: Tukaram Mundhe
Tukaram Mundhe, Maharashtras Food and Drug Administration Commissioner, is leading an aggressive crackdown on food safety violations across the state. From raids on restaurants and food outlets to action against adulteration and unsafe practices, Mundhes enforcement drive has drawn widespread attention.
Assad-eras grand mufti sentenced to life in prison by court in Damascus
Former grand mufti Ahmad Badreddine Hassoun, an Assad loyalist who was vocally in support of the government's policies, was convicted of inciting violence and justifying murder
U.S. Ambassador says Trump forgot about the MEAs 'ask and went on to take questions from the press for 45 minutes
Threats to Kashmiri Pandits must not be taken lightly: Omar Abdullah
Threats to Kashmiri Pandits must not be taken lightly: Omar Abdullah
Telangana High Court lifts stay on one of eight G.O.s related to Kalyana Lakshmi, Shadi Mubarak
Telangana High Court lifts stay on one of eight G.O.s related to Kalyana Lakshmi, Shadi Mubarak
Steps to form delimitation commission after Onam: Keralam Minister
Revenue Minister A.P. Anilkumar says Malappuram should get the maximum consideration owing to its size and population
Steps to form delimitation commission after Onam: Keralam Minister
Revenue Minister A.P. Anilkumar says Malappuram should get the maximum consideration owing to its size and population
