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"Not Mature": Mayawati Pushes Nephew Akash Anand To The Margins Again. What It Means For BSP
Akash Anand, the 31-year-old foreign-educated nephew of BSP boss Mayawati, finds himself out of favour, for at least the third time in three years, with the latest turn coming in Lucknow on September 3.
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Assam Police To Get 15,000-20,000 Recruits, 5,000 Promotions: Himanta Sarma
Himanta Sarma said the conviction rate of the Assam Police had increased significantly from around 8 per cent in 2020 to 29.30 per cent at present.
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Family Blames Harassment By Woman For Guwahati Doctor's Death
The family alleged that the woman threatened to harm herself and visited Singhal's workplace on several occasions.
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"Because Of Pain": Madhya Pradesh Cop Alleges Salary Hold Amid Illness
Pooja Raghuvanshi said she has been suffering from acute spinal pain for the past five to six months and has been undergoing continuous treatment.
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Adani Group Expands Footprint Across States With Rs 5 Lakh Crore Investment Pipeline
In Karnataka, Adani Enterprises emerged as the lowest bidder for both packages of the proposed 16.75-kilometre north-south tunnel road connecting Hebbal and Central Silk Board in Bengaluru.
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Rs 2,077 Crore Infra Push Near Chicken's Neck, Alternate Route Along Nepal Border
The four-laning project begins near Galgalia and ends at Bagdogra, where the highway merges with the National Highway 27 near the Bagdogra Airport, which is also soon going to have a brand-new passenger terminal designed to handle 3,000 peak-hour passengers.
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Don't Politicise Ajit Pawar's Death: Sunetra Pawar After Supriya Sule's Jibe
Her comments come a day after NCP (SP) leader and Ajit Pawar's cousin Supriya Sule accused his faction of the party of "enjoying power" following the tragedy. Sunetra Pawar had stepped into her husband's shoes in the government and the party following his death.
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Bank Holiday September 4: Banks To Be Closed In These Cities For Janmashtami
Janmashtami Bank Holiday: The closure of physical branches, however, does not mean that banking services will come to a complete stop.
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Delhi Government Announces Holiday On September 11 Ahead Of BRICS Summit
The decision comes as Delhi steps up security and traffic preparations for the high-level international event. India will host the 18th BRICS Summit at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi on September 12 and 13.
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'Maggots In Eggs' Complaint Against Blinkit Outlet In Mangalore
A consumer had complained to the health minister that he found worms in eggs purchased from the quick-commerce platform.
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In Nepal, Symbolic Funerals Along Trishuli And Anguish Of Families
The families, seeking closure, are holding symbolic funerals for loved ones.
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Can Connaught Place Inner Circle Go Vehicle-Free? Civic Body Seeks Feedback
The NDMC chief has asked the public to weigh in on how long the Inner Circle should remain vehicle-free, whether weekends should have different timings and what activities should be organised in the area.
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Nagaland Holds Report On Vande Mataram Order Amid Student Body Protest
The Committee held sittings on March 18, May 18 and June 24 to deliberate upon the matter and adopted its report, which was proposed to be laid before the House during the ongoing session.
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Ambulance Abandoned, Kerala Villagers Carry Patients Through Forests
Locals emphasise that if the authorities immediately intervene to resolve the administrative stalemate and make the ambulance roadworthy, it will significantly alleviate the severe medical transport hardships.
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31-Member Parliament Panel Formed To Examine Foreign Funding Bill
It comprises 14 members of BJP and five of Congress. It also has two members each from JD(U), TMC and DMK, and one member each from SP, IUML, Shiv Sena, NCP (SP), NCP and TDP.
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'Needs To Be More Mature': Mayawati On Nephew Akash Anand's Role In Party
The former Uttar Pradesh chief minister also announced that her party has decided to contest all elections across the country -- however big or small -- on its own, terming the Congress "strongly anti-Dalit and anti-Ambedkar".
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Congress vs Congress In Telangana? Why Revanth Reddy Sacked His Minister
The decision to act against Surekha signifies a substantial escalation in the ongoing confrontation between the chief minister and certain sections of the Congress leadership, who have become increasingly critical of how the Telangana unit is being managed.
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"Transparent On Data Sources": Top Official Explains 7.8 Per Cent GDP Figure
"I think we have been very transparent with what data sources we are using and those data sources are available for anyone to cross-check in case they have any doubts on that data," he said in an exclusive interview with Gaurie Dwivedi.
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Telangana Minister's Daughter Criticised Revanth Reddy. Then A Sacking
After being dropped from the cabinet, the former state Forest and Endowments Minister returned to her oft-repeated defence that she cannot be punished for her daughter's actions.
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5 Dead In UP As Heavy Rain Batters Several States, Flood Alert In Bengal
A 66-year-old man in Amethi died after a mud wall collapsed amid heavy rain in Naya Purwa village on Wednesday evening.
