‘Viksit Delhi Budget’ to focus on pollution, education: CM

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Saturday said the BJP government’s “Viksit Delhi Budget” for the 2025-26 fiscal will focus on economic empowerment of women, better education and health service, improved infrastructure, pollution and waterlogging woes, based on over 10,000 public suggestions. “We received 3,303 emails, and 6,982 suggestions on WhatsApp......

• Congress seeks ‘special package’ for rural areas, unauthorised colonies

• New helpline numbers for water board complaints, says Parvesh Verma

• Tripartite agreement signed for paperless work

• Police busted alleged fake call centre

• DU VC takes exception to less attendance at annual meeting

• Virendra Sachdeva meets Dilip Jaiswal on Bihar Diwas

• Fire breaks at footwear showroom in Shaheen Bagh

• Largest Namo Bharat station to be completed by April

• Rekha Gupta meets Miss Universe, Miss Universe India

Damoh police nab history-sheeter after gunfight, ASI injured

Damoh police encountered a notorious criminal in the morning on Thursday and was shot in his leg and arrested him after he opened fire at police.  Qasim Qureshi, a history-sheeter wanted in multiple cases, including cow slaughter, had been evading arrest. Acting on a tip-off about his presence in Rajnagar, the police...

• IIFM Bhopal hosts inter-college drama competition

• CBN seizes 905.78 kg of Marijuana, 117.26 kg of poppy straw

• Cyber security hackathon opens at MANIT

• Bringing happiness to everyone’s lives is our primary goal: Chief Minister

• Aslam's return to revive Bhopal hockey- again!

• Gold ornaments stolen from Ashoka Garden shop

• BMC swiftly cleans procession route

• A Bhagirathi effort underway to ensure water reaches every farm

• Railway workers demand restoration of OPS in Protest Week

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...

Time to Rethink Land Use Policies in Jharkhand

Cities are not just clusters of buildings and roads; they are living, breathing entities that evolve with the dreams and aspirations of their people. Across India, as populations have grown and economies have expanded, land use policies have adapted to allow cities to flourish. The Government of India has established...

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• FIR lodged against leader, others for assaulting woman

• Unknown miscreant attacks woman in Garhwa

• DC holds meeting on crop damage due to hailstorm

• Stakeholders' legal consultation camp organized at Hazaribag

• Permanent solution to Bagbera garbage problem soon

• Bokaro DC steps in to address parents’ concerns over school expenses

• Millat Iftar 2025 celebrated in SAIL Units, Ranchi

• Election Officer reviews EVM Safety, directs necessary improvements

Broad daylight double murder rocks Ghazipur

In a sensational broad daylight murder in Ghazipur, two youths were called from their homes and sprayed with bullets. The incident took place near Maldahiya garden in Uchori village under Khanpur police station of the district on Friday noon. Villagers who rushed there after hearing the gunshot saw two youths lying dead in...

• ‘MYUVA to become foundation of a self-reliant UP’

• CM inaugurates soft drink bottling plant

• Ayodhya foundation of Sanatan dharma: Yogi

• CBCID renamed as CID by govt

• MYUVA first choice for UP’s young aspirants, … applications exceed target

• Environment Directorate and iFOREST collaborate for a greener future in UP

• Glorifying foreign invaders an act of treason: Yogi

• UP to become self-reliant through youth power: CM

• UP emerges as best governed green state in Yogi rule

Vij expresses displeasure over absence of Ambala division DRM in meeting

Haryana Transport Minister Anil Vij on Saturday expressed displeasure over the absence of the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) of the Ambala division at a meeting called to review the development works in the Ambala Cantonment. He reprimanded another senior officer of the railway division who attended the meeting in place...

• Punjab’s Excise Revenue Soars to Record Highs Under AAP Govt: Cheema

• Farmers Burn Punjab CM’s Effigies, Protest Eviction from Shambhu, Khanauri Borders

• Budget announcements to be implemented within next 3 to 6 months: CM Saini

• Patiala Assault Case: Colonel's Wife Leads Protest; Govt assures thorough investigation

• World Water Day: Hry CM urges people to save every drop of water, become 'Jal Mitras'

• Himachal Buses Targeted in Punjab: HRTC Suspends Night Parking, Demands Safety Assurance

• Himachal Govt Stands Firm on OPS, Awaits Centre’s Support

• Punjab to Lose Parliamentary Share Post-Delimitation: CM Mann Slams Centre’s Move

• Ashu meets RaGa; Gears Up for Ludhiana West Bypoll