Nod for dedicated road corridor along Sahibi River

In a significant step towards improving road infrastructure and easing traffic congestion in the national capital, the BJP ruled Delhi government on Friday approved the construction of a dedicated road corridor along both sides of the Sahibi River, from South West Delhi’s Dhansa to Basai Darapur in West Delhi. Additionally, in...

• Elevated road to cost Rs 500 crore

• Need steps to promote education tourism: CM Gupta

• Delhi CM directs HODs to submit action plans

• Samiti concerned over IGNOU’s study centres

• Ambedkar University revokes student’s suspension

• Grade-I DASS officers seek reforms amid stagnation

• Free bus ride only for Delhi women

• Air pollution: Trial for artificial rain in May

• Action against ‘lies’ on power cuts, says Sood

Cong accuses BJP of social injustice, calls for caste census

The Madhya Pradesh Congress has strongly condemned the BJP government’s policies, accusing it of injustice and betrayal towards OBC, SC, and ST communities. Despite their significant population share—OBCs at 50%, SCs at 16%, and STs at 21%—these communities are being denied their rightful representation in government jobs, said Mukesh Nayak,...

• NSUI offers financial assistance for repairing damaged gate at BU

• Shukla performs Bhoomi Pujan for Rs 9.95 Cr hospital at Ghattia

• BMC awaits property tax survey

• CM congratulates on passage of Waqf Amendment Bill

• Tech upgrade for missing mobiles on moving trains

• Bag containing Rs 2 lakh stolen from bike, caught on CCTV camera

• Protests over liquor shops grow louder

• All places blessed by the Goddess will be developed as ‘Devi Lok’

• Black armbands at few places in Waqf Bill protest

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...

Two get 7-yr-RI each for daylight robbery

In a trial overseen by Principal District Judge Nalin Kumar, two individuals have been convicted for committing a robbery in broad daylight. Each has been sentenced to seven years of rigorous imprisonment and ordered to pay a fine of Rs. 25,000.    The incident took place on 28 July 2016. As per...

• Garhwa SDM issues strict warnings to LPG agencies

• CMPDIL signs MoA with WCL for Implementation of Solar Power projects

• Health officials inquire about goof up in injection at CHC Panki

• Sports Culture will engender high performance culture at shop floors: KK Singh

• Protests disrupt critical operations at Bokaro Steel Plant

• Protest at BSL turns tragic as protestor dies, BSL agrees to key demands

• Vedanta ESL Marks World Water Week 2025 with Sustainability Initiatives

• IIM Bodh Gaya’s 7th Annual Convocation today

• Ayushman Bharat Scam: ED raids ex-Health Minister's aide in Jamshedpur

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

Chief Secretary reviews commissioning of key railway projects at HRIDC Board Meeting

The 31st Board Meeting of the Haryana Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation (HRIDC) was held here today under the chairmanship of Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi to review the status of priority railway infrastructure projects in the state. Key decisions and updates were shared regarding the commissioning of important sections, including the Manesar-Patli...

• CM visits Gaushala in Pinjore, inaugurates compressed biogas plant

• Benefits of Govt’s welfare schemes reaching every citizen: Hry CM

• Pb Minister reviews Wheat procurement arrangements

• PSPCL Sets Up Control Room to Prevent Wheat Crop Fires

• Punjab Cracks Down on Illegal Agri-Inputs; Banned Pesticides Seized in Hoshiarpur

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• Haryana CM hails passage of Waqf Bill, says will help backward Muslims

• Haryana ranks 6th among major States in GST growth for March 2025

• Punjab Govt acts against private schools’ arbitrary practices on books and uniforms