Rs 28,000 crore for infrastructure development

Delhi budget has laid special focus on infrastructure development including water, electricity and roads by allocating Rs 28,000 Crores for various projects with a focus on ‘Viksit Delhi’. Announcing this, Chief Minister Rakha Gupta said Delhi is entering a new era of Traffic-Free Expressways, Seamless Connectivity, Elevated Corridors and Smart Surveillance...

• Rs 9,000 crore for clean water and sanitation

• Digital travel cards for women in Capital

• CM announces Rs 1,500 crore for Yamuna

• Rs 19,291 crore for education

• Rs 100 crore for shifting overhead electricity cables

• DTC financial woes worsen with Rs 60,750 crore losses

• Discoms authorised to recover Rs 27,000 crore regulatory assets: Sood

• Neeeli Chatri temple safe, says Verma

• Cousins in a romantic relationship die by suicide

Survey to assess crop damage from recent hailstorms soon

Presiding over the cabinet meeting, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav unveiled the Vikramaditya Dharma-Dhwaj and the booklet "Bharat Ka Nav Varsh - Vikram Samvat." In his address, he stated that the festival of Gudi Padwa will be celebrated across the state with great enthusiasm on March 30. He urged ministers to...

• Two women doctors killed, four injured in car crash in Shivpuri

• Jewelry shop owner and staff foil armed robbery

• Quack commits suicide in Chhindwara

• State-level workshop held to promote community nutrition gardens in MP

• UN official praises India’s tradition of hospitality at book release ceremony

• BMHRC observers World TB Day

• 418 patients register for free treatment at Sewa Sadan Hospital urology camp

• Budget session of State Assembly adjourned sine die

• CM honored with the Diamond State Award in New Delhi

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...

FinMin writes to CS over obscenity at Sri Banshidhar Mahotsav

The recently concluded State Shri Banshidhar Nagar Festival has been the subject of considerable controversy. Finance Minister Radhakrishna Kishore has written to the Chief Secretary, recommending a comprehensive investigation, and BJP MP BD Ram has also voiced concerns regarding the event's organisation.   The state government is reportedly taking the allegations of...

• Mantu Yadav appointed JMM's Bokaro Mahanagar President

• SAIL honours excellence at SAIL Corporate Awards 2023 & 2024

• Admin directs schools to prioritize education over profit

• Swachhata Rath flagged off at BSL as part of Swachhata Pakhwada

• XLRI’s first AI conclave ‘Manakriti’ explores role in business

• Containing Corruption in Higher Judiciary is a big Challenge before the Collegium

• Traffic review meeting: 572 driving licenses suspended, ₹14.5 lakhs fine collected

• CVC finds two HEC officials guilty of irregularities

• BJP, Cong tussle over Muslim quota

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

Bahujan Samaj Party president and former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, Mayawati, while instructing party officials to connect Dalits and Other Backward Classes to the party, said on Tuesday that getting the master key of power was the only option to bring ‘good days’ for the Bahujans. Addressing a special state-level...

• 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

• UP now a leader in every sector: Yogi

• Every citizen in UP feels safe now: CM

• Two football players crushed to death by train in Chandauli

• Sambhal’s Shahi Jama Masjid chief held for November violence

• e-auction of prime industrial land in 16 dists begins today

• Old man murdered in Kaushambi, girl found hanging in Ballia

Punjab Cracks Down on Corruption: 191 Munshis Transferred in Major Overhaul

In a decisive move to dismantle systemic corruption, the Punjab Government on Monday transferred 191 MHCs (Muharrir Head Constable) – popularly known as munshis – found posted at the same stations for over two years. Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema, announcing the action, called it a critical step in the State Government’s...

• Centre Declines Political Clearance for Punjab Agri Minister’s US Visit

• HPWC Meeting: Hry approves contracts worth Rs 109.30-cr

• Alliance Air Flight Carrying HP Deputy CM Narrowly Avoids Disaster at Shimla Airport

• PM Modi to inaugurate Hisar Airport on Apr 14

• Punjab Assembly Panel Flags Breaches of Legislative Privileges

• Cong Stages Two Walks Outs Over Khaira’s Denial to Speak

• Punjab Govt Turns Up Heat on Corruption, Puts Officials on Notice for Service Delays

• Haryana strongly condemns vandalism of HRTC buses in Amritsar

• Himachal Bags Diamond States Award for Outstanding Progress