Ashish Sood slams AAP for misinformation on power cuts

Amid ongoing spat over power cuts, Delhi Power Minister Ashish Sood on Tuesday charged Leader of Opposition Atishi and AAP leaders for misleading people and trying to create unrest.  The Power Minister warned of strict legal action against those allegedly spreading misinformation about power outages in the city.  He claimed...

• Assembly forms three key financial committees

• FIR against Kapil Mishra in 2020 Delhi riots

• Massive fire engulfs commercial complex in central Delhi

• Endangered thamin dies at Delhi Zoo

• Family seeks rental arrears from Bikaner house

• CM Gupta promises pothole free roads

• CM to table CAG report on Delhi’s vehicular air pollution

• Overcrowding crisis hits Delhi jails, inmates doubling

• Display Aadhaar details, MLA tells shopkeepers

Public transport services to be further improved: CM

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has announced plans to strengthen the rural, urban, and intercity transportation systems in the state. To achieve this, the Mukhyamantri Sugam Transport Service will be introduced. The proposal for this scheme has already been prepared, and after extensive discussions, suggestions, and consensus, it will soon be presented...

• AIIMS Bhopal performs 8th kidney transplant under Ayushman Bharat Scheme

• Madhya Pradesh braces for intense storms and hail from today

• Devotion, prayers for amity and prosperity mark Eid

• Ahilyabai’s welfare initiatives were exemplary

• Protests erupt over liquor shop relocations in different localities

• BJP leaders address key meeting

• TT Nagar Police foil robbery plan, arrest seven miscreants

• Free urology camp concludes at Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital

• Gujarati culture has an amazing sense of harmony: Guv

300 security personnel, 40 vehicles join flag march ahead of Holi

A flag march was conducted in sensitive and key areas of the city in preparation for the upcoming festivals, including Holika Dahan, Dhulhendi, Rangpanchami, Ramzan, Eid-ul-Fitr, and Chaitra Navratri, to ensure peace and security. The march covered a radius of approximately 40 km, with around 300 soldiers and officers, along...

Sarhul celebrated with fervour in Lohardga

The nature festival Sarhul was celebrated with great enthusiasm by the Central Sarna Committee Lohardaga on Tuesday. The traditional Shobha Yatra of the Central Shobha Yatra was taken out under the leadership of the officials of tribal organizations and the Pahan, the Central Sarna Committee. Pahan Pujars were duly worshiped...

• MLA SN Tiwari holds meeting ahead of Ram Navmi

• BSL achieves best-ever performance in FY 2024-25

• Mahaviri Flags to be 18 feet high, Raths to be 14 feet wide in Daltonganj

• Garhwa District celebrates 35th Establishment Day

• Yi and Ramkrishna Forging build five water conservation ponds in Koilabera

• DPS Bokaro Principal honored with ‘Most Effective Principal’ award

• Rotary Club Midtown inaugurates Darpan Mental Health Clinic

• Ward-based cricket tournament begins in Raghunathpur

• ‘The Prince of SER’ turns 55: Celebrating the legacy of Steel Express

Probe panel submits report on shelter home deaths

The committee constituted to probe into the deaths of five inmates of Nirvan Rajkiye Bal Griha submitted its report to District Magistrate Visakh G late on Tuesday evening. Additional District Magistrate (Civil Supplies)  Jyoti Gautam, who headed the five-member committee, said that all parameters were covered and nothing was left...

• Mystery shrouds youth’s death

• UP govt to develop database of all major industrial authorities

• ‘Govt to take full responsibility for children's future’

• Bareilly now known for Nath corridor, not ‘jhumkas’: Yogi

• Residents await rent compensation amid demolition

• Getting master key of power only option to bring ‘good days’ for Dalits, OBCs: Maya

• 10-fold increase in UP’s  solar energy capacity in last 8 years

• Select council schools to hold summer camps for students’ holistic growth

• Fire control cells activated to check forest fire

Punjab Govt Withdraws Majithia’s Z+ Security, SAD Alleges Political Vendetta

Punjab Government’s decision to withdraw the Z-plus security cover of Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader and former Minister Bikram Singh Majithia has sparked a fierce political storm, with former Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal accusing the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) led State Government of a “dangerous and deadly conspiracy”...

• Briefs

• 800 MW thermal power plant to be set up in Yamuna Nagar: Hry Power Minister

• Repair all damaged roads by June 15: Hry CM asks officers

• Punjab Govt Planning Mid-Class Breaks to Reduce Student Stress: CM

• 'We Swear by Punjab’s Soil, We Will Not Rest Until Punjab is Drug-Free': CM Mann and Kejriwal

• Punjab’s Bus Stands to Shut for 2 Hours on Apr 3, Full Strike on Apr 7-9

• Pastor Bajinder Singh sentenced to ‘Life till Death’ in 2018 Rape Case

• Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament organised in Hry; 86 youth participated

• Punjab’s Bureaucratic Limbo: Officers in Waiting, Postings in Hiding