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Karnataka To Celebrate Mysuru Dasara Amid Drought Fears, BJP Slams Congress
Celebrated every year in memory of the erstwhile royal family of Mysuru, the Dasara festival attracts lakhs of people from within and outside India.
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Gujarat Tops NITI Aayog's Investment Friendliness Index 2026
The Investment Friendliness Index evaluates States across 84 indicators under eight key pillars, covering every stage of the investment lifecycle from policy and governance to infrastructure, business facilitation and fiscal management.
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Want To Drill A Borewell In Delhi? Rainwater Harvesting May Become Mandatory
The proposal, announced by PWD and Water Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma, seeks to ensure that groundwater extraction is matched by groundwater recharge.
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How Is Bangladesh's PM Dealing With Student Protests
The Tarique Rahman government is keen to project a student-friendly image and does not want to be seen as clashing with students.
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Delimitation Bill May Be Back In Monsoon Session. Numbers Still A Question
According to sources, the decision to make a fresh push for the bill was taken at a meeting of ministers at Kartavya Bhavan on Friday.
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China's Xi Says AI Should Not Be Dominated By One Nation
AI has become a strategic pillar of China's industrial policy, driven by state investment aimed at building a domestic ecosystem, from chip production to consumer use.
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Rajasthan Teacher Makes Girl Students Remove Clothes Over Missing Rs 1,000
Parents also alleged that some teachers tried to pressure the students not to make the incident public.
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Government File Delayed? Delhi's New Bill Could Fine The Officer Responsible
The proposed law will give citizens a legal right to receive notified government services within fixed timelines and track their applications online.
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Where Is Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi? Son Demands Proof Of Life
Even Aung San Suu Kyi's lawyers have not been allowed to meet her since she was arrested after Myanmar's military overthrew her elected government in a coup in February 2021.
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Cracked Walls, Weak Ceilings: 108 Delhi School Buildings Found Unsafe, 7 Cleared For Demolition
Fifty-four school buildings are in very poor condition, while some students are attending classes under temporary tin roofs, officials said.
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'When Will Mumma Return?' Rajasthan Maternal Deaths Tear Families Apart
In the last two months, 18 maternal deaths have been reported across five districts in Rajasthan, raising serious concerns about the healthcare system.
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Delhi Finalises Eligibility For Rs 2,500 Women's Scheme: Who Can Apply?
Under the scheme, officially renamed Delhi Lakshmi Yojana, eligible women between the ages of 21 and 60 will receive Rs 2,500 every month. The government is yet to announce the registration process and launch date.
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Telangana-Amazon Partner To Set Up Air-Conditioned Rest Stops For Gig Workers
The Telangana government in partnership with Amazon India, launched an initiative to provide essential facilities and improve the working environment of gig workers in the city.
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UK Plans To Ban Iran's Elite Guards Over Threat To National Security
The banned groups would also include proxies and volunteers of Russia's GRU military intelligence agency, and the Islamic Movement of Companions of the Right (IMCR), an Iran-linked group which has claimed attacks on Jewish properties in London.
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Iranian Plane Carrying Houthi Delegation Lands In Yemen Despite Strikes
The Houthi group did not specify where the plane landed.
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Karnataka To Celebrate Mysuru Dasara Amid Drought Fears, BJP Slams Congress
Celebrated every year in memory of the erstwhile royal family of Mysuru, the Dasara festival attracts lakhs of people from within and outside India.
-
Gujarat Tops NITI Aayog's Investment Friendliness Index 2026
The Investment Friendliness Index evaluates States across 84 indicators under eight key pillars, covering every stage of the investment lifecycle from policy and governance to infrastructure, business facilitation and fiscal management.
-
Want To Drill A Borewell In Delhi? Rainwater Harvesting May Become Mandatory
The proposal, announced by PWD and Water Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma, seeks to ensure that groundwater extraction is matched by groundwater recharge.
-
How Is Bangladesh's PM Dealing With Student Protests
The Tarique Rahman government is keen to project a student-friendly image and does not want to be seen as clashing with students.
-
Delimitation Bill May Be Back In Monsoon Session. Numbers Still A Question
According to sources, the decision to make a fresh push for the bill was taken at a meeting of ministers at Kartavya Bhavan on Friday.
-
China's Xi Says AI Should Not Be Dominated By One Nation
AI has become a strategic pillar of China's industrial policy, driven by state investment aimed at building a domestic ecosystem, from chip production to consumer use.
-
Rajasthan Teacher Makes Girl Students Remove Clothes Over Missing Rs 1,000
Parents also alleged that some teachers tried to pressure the students not to make the incident public.
-
Government File Delayed? Delhi's New Bill Could Fine The Officer Responsible
The proposed law will give citizens a legal right to receive notified government services within fixed timelines and track their applications online.
-
Where Is Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi? Son Demands Proof Of Life
Even Aung San Suu Kyi's lawyers have not been allowed to meet her since she was arrested after Myanmar's military overthrew her elected government in a coup in February 2021.
-
Cracked Walls, Weak Ceilings: 108 Delhi School Buildings Found Unsafe, 7 Cleared For Demolition
Fifty-four school buildings are in very poor condition, while some students are attending classes under temporary tin roofs, officials said.
-
'When Will Mumma Return?' Rajasthan Maternal Deaths Tear Families Apart
In the last two months, 18 maternal deaths have been reported across five districts in Rajasthan, raising serious concerns about the healthcare system.
-
Delhi Finalises Eligibility For Rs 2,500 Women's Scheme: Who Can Apply?
Under the scheme, officially renamed Delhi Lakshmi Yojana, eligible women between the ages of 21 and 60 will receive Rs 2,500 every month. The government is yet to announce the registration process and launch date.
-
Telangana-Amazon Partner To Set Up Air-Conditioned Rest Stops For Gig Workers
The Telangana government in partnership with Amazon India, launched an initiative to provide essential facilities and improve the working environment of gig workers in the city.
-
UK Plans To Ban Iran's Elite Guards Over Threat To National Security
The banned groups would also include proxies and volunteers of Russia's GRU military intelligence agency, and the Islamic Movement of Companions of the Right (IMCR), an Iran-linked group which has claimed attacks on Jewish properties in London.
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Iranian Plane Carrying Houthi Delegation Lands In Yemen Despite Strikes
The Houthi group did not specify where the plane landed.
