India
In Bihar, Villagers Carry Farmer's Dead Body to Bank Asking Money for Cremation
Mahesh Yadav, 55, a resident of Shahjahanpur, died early Tuesday after a lengthy illness, leaving no family. His body was found by neighbours several hours later, officials said.
'Kids Should Live & Play, Not Die Like This': Bhandara Hospital Fire Victim's Father
Besides the daughter of the Bhanarkars, nine other babies perished in the fire that broke out in early hours of Saturday at the Special Newborn Care Unit of the four-storeyed district hospital.
Rajinikanth Fans Stage Protest Seeking His Political Entry
A good number of protesters converged at Valluvar Kottam here and raised slogans such as "Vaa Thalaiva Vaa" (Come leader come), urging him to embark on his political journey as assured earlier and usher in a new era in Tamil Nadu politics.
Medical Superintendent Sent on Leave to Ensure He Does Not Influence Inquiry: Rajiv Gandhi Hospital to HC
The hospital stated this in its affidavit, filed through Delhi government additional standing counsel Sanjoy Ghose, in response to the doctor's plea challenging its decision to send him on compulsory leave.
SC to Hear Pleas on Farm Laws, Ongoing Farmers' Agitation at Delhi Borders on Monday
The Monday hearing on the pleas by a bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde assumes significance as the Centre and the farmer leaders are scheduled to hold their next meeting on January 15.
We Will Boycott Bihar Assembly Session if it is Truncated, Says RJD Leader Tejashwi Yadav
The announcement was made by RJD de facto leader Tejashwi Yadav after a meeting with delegates of Congress, CPI(ML), CPI and CPI(M) which together constitute the opposition coalition helmed by his party.
42-year-old Arrested on Charges of Espionage in Rajasthan
The accused, identified as Satyanarayan Paliwal, a resident of Lathi village in Jaisalmer, was picked up by police and interrogated by intelligence agencies
Clashes between TMC and BJP Supporters Rock Parts of Bengal, Few Injured
Maintaining that the TMC launched an attack on the activists of his party, BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari said such harassment would only help the saffron camp grow from strength to strength.
Door-to-door Survey to Enroll Students, Relaxing Detention Norms Recommended by Education Ministry amid Covid-19
The ministry has also recommended relaxing detention norms to prevent drop-outs this year as well as a slew of measures to address learning loss due to the coronavirus-induced shutdown of schools.
Govt Creates Special Unit in IT Dept for Probe into Undisclosed Foreign Assets
The Foreign Asset Investigation Units (FAIUs) have been recently created in all the 14 investigation directorates of the tax department located in various parts of the country that are primarily tasked to undertake raids and seizures, and develop intellig...
Over 20,000 Police Officials Transferred Within 2 Years of Posting in 2019: Data
Altogether, there were 20,637 transfers of police officials during 2019 within two years of their field posting, the Bureau of Police Research & Development (BPR&D) stated in its latest data on police organisations updated till January 1, 2020.
Batla House Dhobighat Demolition: HC Gives Petitioner 3 Weeks to Move Appropriate Forum
Granting the threeweek period to Muslim Kassar Vikas Sangathan, the high court said the Delhi Development Authority will not take any precipitate measure in the meanwhile.
1 Million Dead in 25 Years: Arsenic Contamination is Increasing Cancer Risks Across 200 Indian Cities
Studies suggest that early 10 million people in India have been exposed to groundwater contaminated with arsenic.
Trump to Visit US-Mexico Border to Highlight His Administration's Work on Border Wall
Trump will travel to the town of Alamo, Texas. He will mark the completion of 400 miles of border wall and his administration's efforts to reform what the White House described as the nation's broken immigration system.
Pleas on Farm Laws: Farmers' Body Moves SC Seeking Impleadment, Says Reforms Are Beneficial
In a letter petition sent to the apex court, Consortium of Indian Farmers Associations (CIFA) has urged the top court to also give opportunity to other farmer associations representing various crops to present their views in the matter.
Tamil Nadu CM Inaugurates Eight Renovated Heritage Structures
The renovation, initiated through the state archaeology department, has rendered these scenic spots more attractive, convenient and safe for the tourists and local visitors.