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Tripura To Create Green Corridors For Ambulances During Emergencies: CM Saha
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha on Monday said that special green corridors would be created in the state to facilitate the quick movement of ambulances carrying patients during emergencies.
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ABVP Breaches Left Bastion, Sweeps Student Union Elections In Kerala College
The ABVP described the result as a rejection of what it called the SFI's "anti-student policies". A representative of the organisation said the win at this college would give a strong boost to other ABVP units across Kerala's campuses.
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'Clear And Present Danger': Rajeev Chandrasekhar Calls For AI Guardrails
In an exclusive interview with NDTV Senior Executive Editor Aditya Raj Kaul, Chandrasekhar said governments globally were struggling to keep pace with rapid advances in AI.
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Sikkim Launches AI-FunZone In 71 Government Schools: What Students Will Learn
Sikkim's Education department launched AI-FunZone in 71 government schools to enhance reading and math skills for classes three to five.
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Sabarimala Prasadam Crisis Deepens, Minister Slams Devaswom Board
The shortage worsened during the Kanni month puja, forcing authorities at Sannidhanam to restrict the distribution of prasadam.
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Ladakh Leaders Withdraw Protest Plan Amid Progress In Talks With Centre
The political groups in Ladakh have reciprocated by withdrawing the proposed protests to mark the first anniversary of the killing of four persons last year. Instead, a symbolic march will be held in Leh and a rally in Kargil on September 23.
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Punjab Government Announces 8% DA Hike Ahead Of 2027 Polls
Relations between the government and sections of the employee community have remained contentious
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Government Employee Earning Rs 80,000 Considers Quitting For Private Sector, Internet Says: 'It's A Stupid Idea'
A government Group B officer earning Rs 80,000 monthly considers quitting her government job for private sector growth.
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Ex-Civil Servant Explains Reasons For Leaving Government Service: 'Things Take A Toll'
Bharani Vlsvss highlights disparities and limited specialist scope in civil services for quitting his government job.
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Tamil Nadu New Secretariat Plan: Development Vs Environment, Livelihood
A 20-lakh-square-foot project worth Rs 1,200-crore, has triggered concerns on three fronts - its environmental impact on the fragile coast, the future of fishing livelihoods and the housing rights of communities already living in the area.
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Tamil Nadu Government Transfers Tambaram Commissioner Over Tender Violations
Arappor Iyakkam has alleged and filed complaints with supporting documents, claiming that two works worth a total of around Rs 45 lakh were completed and inaugurated even before the last date for submission of tenders for the contracts had expired.
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Bengal To Bring In Law To Curb Extortion, Cops To Be Punished Too: Sources
Under the proposed legislation, 'extortion' will be defined as a specific offence, and the law will include clear provisions regarding penalties and legal action.
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Chief Minister Rekha Gupta Announces Hostels For 10,000 Students In Delhi
Delhi government plans hostels for ten thousand students to provide safe and affordable accommodation in the city.
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As PM Modi Nears 25 Years In Office, A Look At His Most Ambitious Schemes
Swachh Bharat, Jan Dhan, Ayushman Bharat and Digital India are among the biggest of these schemes, reaching millions across the country.
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Assam Official Arrested Over Scam, Used Mimics To Impersonate Chief Minister
The accused, Debeswar Bora, has been arrested by the Chief Minister's Special Vigilance Cell in an alleged multi-crore cheating and corruption case.
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Tripura To Create Green Corridors For Ambulances During Emergencies: CM Saha
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha on Monday said that special green corridors would be created in the state to facilitate the quick movement of ambulances carrying patients during emergencies.
-
ABVP Breaches Left Bastion, Sweeps Student Union Elections In Kerala College
The ABVP described the result as a rejection of what it called the SFI's "anti-student policies". A representative of the organisation said the win at this college would give a strong boost to other ABVP units across Kerala's campuses.
-
'Clear And Present Danger': Rajeev Chandrasekhar Calls For AI Guardrails
In an exclusive interview with NDTV Senior Executive Editor Aditya Raj Kaul, Chandrasekhar said governments globally were struggling to keep pace with rapid advances in AI.
-
Sikkim Launches AI-FunZone In 71 Government Schools: What Students Will Learn
Sikkim's Education department launched AI-FunZone in 71 government schools to enhance reading and math skills for classes three to five.
-
Sabarimala Prasadam Crisis Deepens, Minister Slams Devaswom Board
The shortage worsened during the Kanni month puja, forcing authorities at Sannidhanam to restrict the distribution of prasadam.
-
Ladakh Leaders Withdraw Protest Plan Amid Progress In Talks With Centre
The political groups in Ladakh have reciprocated by withdrawing the proposed protests to mark the first anniversary of the killing of four persons last year. Instead, a symbolic march will be held in Leh and a rally in Kargil on September 23.
-
Punjab Government Announces 8% DA Hike Ahead Of 2027 Polls
Relations between the government and sections of the employee community have remained contentious
-
Government Employee Earning Rs 80,000 Considers Quitting For Private Sector, Internet Says: 'It's A Stupid Idea'
A government Group B officer earning Rs 80,000 monthly considers quitting her government job for private sector growth.
-
Ex-Civil Servant Explains Reasons For Leaving Government Service: 'Things Take A Toll'
Bharani Vlsvss highlights disparities and limited specialist scope in civil services for quitting his government job.
-
Tamil Nadu New Secretariat Plan: Development Vs Environment, Livelihood
A 20-lakh-square-foot project worth Rs 1,200-crore, has triggered concerns on three fronts - its environmental impact on the fragile coast, the future of fishing livelihoods and the housing rights of communities already living in the area.
-
Tamil Nadu Government Transfers Tambaram Commissioner Over Tender Violations
Arappor Iyakkam has alleged and filed complaints with supporting documents, claiming that two works worth a total of around Rs 45 lakh were completed and inaugurated even before the last date for submission of tenders for the contracts had expired.
-
Bengal To Bring In Law To Curb Extortion, Cops To Be Punished Too: Sources
Under the proposed legislation, 'extortion' will be defined as a specific offence, and the law will include clear provisions regarding penalties and legal action.
-
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta Announces Hostels For 10,000 Students In Delhi
Delhi government plans hostels for ten thousand students to provide safe and affordable accommodation in the city.
-
As PM Modi Nears 25 Years In Office, A Look At His Most Ambitious Schemes
Swachh Bharat, Jan Dhan, Ayushman Bharat and Digital India are among the biggest of these schemes, reaching millions across the country.
-
Assam Official Arrested Over Scam, Used Mimics To Impersonate Chief Minister
The accused, Debeswar Bora, has been arrested by the Chief Minister's Special Vigilance Cell in an alleged multi-crore cheating and corruption case.
