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Don't Be Rude: MLA Says Pune Boy's Death Due To Pothole Not Government Fault
Following the crash, comments from Shankar Mandekar, the local NCP MLA, courted further controversy. Reacting to the boy's death, Mandekar absolved his administration of any blame.
46 Militants Surrender, Lay Down Arms At Manipur 'Homecoming' Ceremony
The chief minister said the surrender of the 46 KCP militants was taking place under the Revised Surrender-cum-Rehabilitation Policy, 2018
BJP's Team Nitin Nabin In Place, Why Government May Now Opt For A Reshuffle
Sources said the reshuffle will be done taking into account assembly elections due in seven states. 2027 will see polls in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, Punjab, Manipur, Gujarat, and Himachal Pradesh.
Mumbai Police Initiate In Absentia Trial Against Hafiz Saeed, 5 Others For 26/11 Attacks
The Mumbai Police sent a formal letter to Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam requesting the initiation of trial proceedings under Section 356 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita.
Foreigner Sprays Fire Extinguisher In Train, Dies During Railway Police Questioning
The incident occurred on the Golden Temple Express. The foreign national was travelling from Mumbai's Bandra Terminus to Delhi.
No Number Plate, No Fuel: Rajkot Cracks Down On Unregistered Vehicles
Police officials noted that the alarming prevalence of untraceable vehicles poses a severe threat to urban security
"If BJP Fails, It Will Also Be Voted Out": UP Minister On Nishad Reservation
Sanjay Nishad, an ally and a Minister in the Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh government, has warned the BJP.
Bihar School Teachers Recruitment Notification Out: 32,388 Posts, Application Form On September 1
BPSC TRE 4 Notification: The commission is set to recruit school teachers for a total of 32,388 posts through this year's recruitment exam.
Quorum Not Met, Tata Sons Holds Off Annual Meet Days After Chairman's Exit
Last week, Tata Trusts set up a committee to recommend a new chairman for Tata Sons. Tata Trusts controls around 66 per cent of Tata Sons. One of the key contenders for the post is Noel Tata who chairs Tata Trusts.
Army Chief Meets Nepal PM, Discusses Bilateral Military Ties
During the meeting, the two sides discussed matters related to bilateral interest and strengthening bilateral military relations, according to sources at the Prime Minister's secretariat.
Gujarat Chief Minister Woos US Tech Giants In Silicon Valley Investment Push
The Chief Minister urged global firms to look beyond traditional investment and view Gujarat as a long-term strategic partner.
He Delivered Bihar, Now BJP Bets On Vinod Tawde For Uttar Pradesh Hat-Trick
Prior to Uttar Pradesh, Tawde proved his mettle in Bihar as the state in-charge for the BJP. He played a crucial and decisive role as an organisational strategist.
405 Items Worth Rs 3,000-Crore In Defence Ministry's 'Made In India' Push
The list includes 389 items used by the defence public sector undertakings and 16 items for the Indian Coast Guard.
Breakthrough At IIT Bombay: Low Cost Catalyst Promises Cheaper, Greener Hydrogen
The institute stated that the development of this robust, earth-abundant catalyst can help power a sustainable energy future.
Top Cop In Bihar's Siwan Removed After AK-47 Used During July Student Protests
While the constable who fired the AK-47 has already been suspended, officers who were in charge of Siwan when the incident occurred have not yet been given fresh postings.
Supreme Court To Form Panel With CBI Ex-Boss Over 'Brutality' During CJP Protests
The panel would also examine complaints and allegations made by female protesters who were reportedly targeted during the protest march in Delhi and other areas.
Top 10 Innovators Honoured At Vande Bharatam Grand Finale
These finalists were selected from an inaugural cohort of more than 50 innovators chosen from across the country.
"Book Mahatma Gandhi Too": Congress Chief On Complaint Over Vande Mataram Row
A complaint was filed against Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi over an alleged attempt to disrupt the singing of Vande Mataram at Congress headquarters
Himachal Plans To Reduce IAS, IFS, IPS Officers To Curb Bureaucratic Costs
A formal proposal to reduce the number of All India Services officers will be sent to the central government soon, according to officials.
