India
Over 2.5 Lakh Cows and Buffaloes Get Aadhaar-like IDs in Madhya Pradesh
An official said that cows and buffaloes are being tagged in this manner to create a nationwide recording mechanism called the Information Network for Animal Productivity and Health (INAPH).
Govt's Flagship Crop Insurance Scheme Loses Sheen Over Coverage Area Cuts: Report
As per the government's targets, the coverage in 2017-18 should have increased to 40 per cent but has actually reduced to 24 per cent.
IIT Seats Going Unclaimed, IIT-BHU Campus Has Most Vacancies
The number of seats lying vacant in the premium institutes has seen a rising trend in the five years, except in 2014, prompting the ministry to set up a panel which made several recommendations to address the issue.
Each Input Cost Will be Considered While Fixing MSP, Says PM Modi in Mann ki Baat
The Prime Minister added that in order to ensure that farmers do not have to go far to sell their produce, 22,000 village haats are being upgraded to agricultural produce market committees.
Mann ki Baat LIVE: Target Set to Make India TB-Free by 2025, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation via his Mann ki Baat radio address at 11am today.
CRPF Jawan Forced to Carry Intestine in Polythene Bag After Surviving Naxal Attack in 2014
Manoj Tomar, a resident of Morena in Madhya Pradesh, has been running from pillar to post for four years to get assistance for the costly treatment.
Devotee Donates Rs 39 Lakh Gold Lamp to Shirdi's Sai Temple
Temple authorities identified the devotee as Jayantbhai, from Mumbai, but refused to divulge any more details about him.
Indian Economy Growing Decently, But Not Generating Jobs: Rahul Gandhi
Gandhi, who is on a two-day visit to the poll-bound Karnataka's old Mysuru region, was taking questions from the students in the 30-minute long interaction.
Supreme Court Slams the Brakes on Engineering Admissions Without AICTE Approval
The bone of contention is an interpretation of a recent Supreme Court judgment (Orissa Lift Irrigation Corporation Ltd) whereby universities have been prohibited from conducting engineering courses through distance learning or correspondence
World Meteorological Day 2018: How the World Can Benefit by Being Weather-Ready, Climate-Smart and Water-Wise
The WMO and NMHSs aim to make the world weather-ready and climate-smart by reducing the brunt of extreme weather events on life and livelihoods of people across the world.
Rajya Sabha Elections: Close Fight Between BJP, BSP As Parties Depend on Cross Voting to Clinch UP Seat
A candidate needs the votes of 37 MLAs to go to the Upper House. With 311 MLAs in the UP Assembly, the BJP is assured of eight out of 10 seats.
AAP Govt Presents Rs 53,000 Crore Delhi Budget; Major Thrust on Green Initiatives
The Delhi government announced installation of CCTV cameras in schools, providing self-defence training for girl students, allocating Rs 100 crore for free Wi-Fi, which was a major pre-poll promise by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and installation of 1.2 lakh...
'Won't Tolerate Data Theft, Can Summon You': Govt's Stern Warning to Mark Zuckerberg
Amid probe by US privacy watchdog over a potential breach of user confidentiality by Facebook, IT and Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said the government fully supports freedom of press, speech and expression and is for exchange of ideas on social media.
Kashmir's 'Hotel California': Where Guns, Pens and Ideas Have Thrived for the Last 100 Years
When militancy broke out in Jammu and Kashmir, many hoteliers ended up winding their business and vacating the buildings. The only one remaining was Ahdoos, located at Residency Road in Srinagar and famous for its scrumptious Kebabs.
As Call for Separate Lingayat Religion Resonates, Here's Why the Sect Matters in Karnataka Politics
According to political analysts, Lingayats decide the outcome in close to 100 Assembly seats and 14 Lok Sabha seats in the state.
New Rule Asks Drug Companies to Print Generic Names in Bigger, Bolder Font Than Brand Name
The Medical Council of India (MCI) has time and again declared that it is mandatory for doctors to prescribe the generic names of medicines. However, it is still far from being put in practice.