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This unique initiative was reportedly started by a non-governmental organisation named Krishigram.

Constable was administered anaesthesia before her ear surgery, she developed complications and died.

Balaram Bose described himself as a ‘sanatani’, an ardent follower of Shri Aurobindo Ghosh, a nationalist who fought against the British Raj and later turned into a yogi.

Students at a college in Andhra Pradesh protested after a hidden camera was found in their hostel washroom.

The 90 assembly constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir will go to polls in three phases starting September 18. Votes will be counted on October 4.

In a welcome twist for home-buyers, MHADA slashes flat prices by up to 25% and extends application deadlines, offering 2030 affordable homes through a draw of lots

The increase is expected to lead to a significant rise in the number of projects undertaken by these organisations, thereby generating more employment opportunities for the state's unemployed youth

Combs claims that Jones’ lawsuit has no merit and is designed to reach a monetary settlement and garner media attention.

Passengers on board Patalkot Express got suspicious at a woman wearing a jacket and posing as a TTE. When she could not show her job card, they became more suspicious

The Indian Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police had launched anti-infiltration operations based on intelligence inputs

Based on the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data, the ”Student suicides: An epidemic sweeping India” report was launched on Wednesday at the Annual IC3 Conference and Expo 2024.

In a horrific video, a 15-year-old boy and grandmother can be seen brutally beaten up by Government Railway Police

The policy encourages the sharing of government-scheme-based content and offers an opportunity for influencers to earn up to Rs 8 lakh per month. However, posting 'anti-national' content may attract stringent punishment, up to life imprisonment

The parents of the girl and other citizens then beat up the teacher, stripped and paraded him after pulling him out of his classes in Virar

Justice M. Nagaprasanna observed: “It is the duty of the husband to maintain the wife and the child...The payment of the fees, paid that is by the petitioner, would not mean that the husband would not pay maintenance for the child, for living.”

The Kerala High Court (HC) ruled that merely because materials disclosing the privacy of the survivor were already published and in public domain, the accused could not be allowed to further compromise her identity