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Andhra withdraws controversial 3-capital bill

  The YS Jaganmohan Reddy-led government in Andhra Pradesh has withdrawn the controversial three-capital bill after a spate of legal hurdles. Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, however, said his government would bring a “comprehensive, complete and better” Bill. “Our intention of a decentralised development of the state has...

Nov 22 · >

Another damaging quote in Anand Mahindra’s name

Industrialist Anand Mahindra has once again called out a quote wrongly attributed to him. The Chairman of Mahindra Group took to Twitter this Sunday to share a screenshot of the quote in question, saying that it was “completely fabricated”. He also warned of legal action and used two memes...

Nov 22 · >

Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai reappears at public event

Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai appeared at a Beijing tennis tournament Sunday, according to official event photos, after international pressure mounted for information about her wellbeing. Peng can be seen in a navy sports jacket and white trackpants at the Fila Kids Junior Tennis Challenger Finals, according to photos published...

Nov 22 · >

Ashok Gehlot does a balancing act, 5 Pilot loyalists in

  Jaipur: Ashok Gehlot’s new-look cabinet was revealed today with 15 new faces. Five Sachin Pilot loyalists are among the 30 state ministers as the big revamp aims to put the differences – that became a public spectacle last year – to rest. In a balancing act, the Chief...

Nov 21 · >

Leaks from cracks in Andhra reservoir cause concern

  Tirupati: The temple town of Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh has been flooded for four straight days now, with fresh fears around cracks developing in of the biggest water reservoirs in the state that’s located in the district. No fresh downpour has been reported but breaches on highways and...

Nov 21 · >

Farmers say protests to go on till laws repealed

  New Delhi: Farmers at the Delhi borders have said that say their protests will continue till the formal cancellation of the three contentious farm laws, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on Friday. They have also demanded a law on minimum support prices, and withdrawal of the police...

Nov 21 · >

India’s most powerful destroyer commissioned

Mumbai (Maharashtra): Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said that Indo-Pacific being a key route is important for the world economy and it is the primary objective of the Indian Navy to keep it secure. “Indo-Pacific is a key route and it is important for the world economy. It...

Nov 21 · >

Gehlot has resignation from all ministers ahead of cabinet rejig

Jaipur: Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has taken the resignations of all ministers in his government, a day before a much-awaited cabinet reshuffle. The oath ceremony of the new cabinet might take place at Raj Bhavan tomorrow. The countdown to the cabinet reshuffle had begun with several rounds of...

Nov 20 · >

Victory of will power of 62 cr farmers, says Sonia Gandhi

New Delhi: Congress chief Sonia Gandhi on Friday night hailed the Modi government’s decision to cancel the three controversial farm laws, calling it “the victory of the struggle and willpower of 62 crore farmers and farm labourers (and) sacrifices of more than 700 farmer families”. The “anti-farming laws have...

Nov 20 · >

3 Rajasthan ministers offer to quit ahead of cabinet reshuffle

Jaipur: Three Rajasthan ministers have written to Congress president Sonia Gandhi, offering to quit their posts and work for the party, ahead of the expected Cabinet reshuffle in the state. Those who have offered to quit are Revenue Minister Harish Chaudhary, Medical and Health Minister Dr Raghu Sharma and...

Nov 20 · >

Opposition parties congratulate farmers for victory

New Delhi: Opposition parties have congratulated the protesting farmers for their “victory” after PM Modi’s decision today to repeal the three contentious farm laws that have seen ongoing spirited protests from farmers at the borders of the national capital, and across the country, for over a year now. The Prime Minister chose Guru...

Nov 19 · >

Devaswom Board For Legal Action Against Aravana Payasam Disinformation

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Travancore Devaswom Board has issued a statement that the campaigns against Aravana Payasam, the main offertory (prasadam) given to the devotees at Sabarimala, were false and factually incorrect. The explanation from the Travancore Devaswom Board is in response to the fake propaganda about the Aravana Payasam and...

Nov 18 · >

China builds 4 villages in Bhutanese territory in 1 year

  New Delhi: New satellite images tweeted out by a leading satellite imagery expert on Chinese military development, shows purported construction of Chinese villages in Bhutanese territory over the last year.  Multiple new villages are seen spreading through an area roughly 100 square km.  The disputed land lies near the...

Nov 18 · >

Kerala co-op sets model with R&D in disaster management

A Kerala cooperative has set a model for best co-op practices with research and development in disaster management. The  model was put forth as a best practice for co-operatives at the Brainstorming Session on International Good Practices Platform for Co-operatives held at Sardar Patel Auditorium, LINAC Gurugram on Wednesday....

Nov 18 · >

5 relatives of Sushant Singh Rajput killed in Bihar accident

Patna: Five relatives of actor Sushant Singh Rajput have died in an accident in Bihar. Those killed in the accident include the brother-in-law of O P Singh, Rajput’s brother-in-law, and other relatives. Mr Singh is an IPS officer currently posted as ADGP, Haryana. As per reports, Mr Singh’s sister...

Nov 17 · >

Doctor-turned Union minister helps passenger mid-air

New Delhi: Timely help to a fellow passenger earned doctor-turned-Union minister Dr Bhagwat Karad applause from Prime Minister Narendra Modi today. Dr Karad, a Minister of State for Finance, was aboard an IndiGo flight from Delhi to Mumbai last night when a fellow flier complained of giddiness. The minister...

Nov 17 · >

Vijayan sees plot against Kerala in anti-KIIFB move

Thiruvananthapuram: People with a sadist mindset who want to halt Kerala’s progress are behind the move against KIIFB, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has said. He was speaking at Chancelllor’s Award distribution ceremony held at Raj Bhavan. Vijayan reaffirmed that all the projects conceived and implemented for the progress of the...

Nov 16 · >

FM asks people to put pressure on states to cut fuel tax

New Delhi: People should ask the state governments they had voted for if some of them have not cut fuel rates, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said at a press briefing on Monday night. On why some states have not reduced Value Added Tax (VAT) on petrol and diesel even...

Nov 16 · >
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