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January 8, 2015
“We are only as blind as we want to be”. Nothing can sum up the story of professor-turned-IAS officer Ajit Kumar Yadav better than this adage.
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Tehseen Poonawalla alleged Delhi Police prevented him from leaving his home before his planned protest against the E20 fuel policy.
The Karnataka government says residential plots left vacant for over five years may be reclaimed with refunds, aiming to curb garbage dumping and improve urban planning.
Owaisi Opposes Mandatory Vande Mataram, Triggering Fresh Debate on Faith and Constitutional Rights
The amended law by the Lok Sabha introduces harsher punishments, faster investigations and special courts to restructure India's public examination system.
President clears tougher anti-paper leak law with 10-year jail, fast-track courts and time-bound investigations nationwide.
A striking tax trend among young Indians is raising questions about how the next generation earns, invests and manages money.
A Kanpur woman has accused a Uttar Pradesh Police sub-inspector of rape, abuse and exploitation on a false marriage promise.
Hours after Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged compassion, the teenager publicly apologised, saying she was influenced by others at the protest.
The latest reduction in commercial LPG prices offers relief to businesses, while domestic cooking gas prices remain unchanged.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said students who abused him during the Jantar Mantar protest deserve guidance instead of punishment, urging compassion and respectful democratic dialogue.
Three organisations were unexpectedly accessed during Anthropic AI testing, raising a bigger question about security.
Fake ₹15,000 government scheme tricks three Tamil Nadu women into shaving heads over false disease fears and promises
Kulgam terror attack kills two Chhattisgarh workers as security forces launch massive operation against terrorists statewide.
Opposition MPs staged a symbolic street play outside Parliament to demand a discussion and investigation into alleged irregularities in Ram Temple donations.
Activist welcomes examination reforms while urging the government to honour assurances given to peaceful student protesters.
Both Houses of the Parliament passed the amendment bill with the aim of minimising the lacunas in India's examination system.
A Bengaluru woman's allegations against a Zepto delivery partner have reignited concerns over customer safety, prompting swift action by the company and renewed calls for stronger safeguards.
Students demand transparency and a CBI probe amid allegations of recruitment irregularities across Jharkhand examinations.
Election officials say flagged voters can seek corrections before Karnataka's revised electoral roll is finalised.
Actor Sambhavna Seth and her husband Avinash Dwivedi alleged they helped rescue their domestic worker's sister from unlawful confinement.
A police case involving Meta India's top executive raises a bigger question about who should answer when harmful content spreads online.
Restaurant owners say rising commissions and platform charges threaten profitability, pricing transparency and customer affordability.
Police booked the husband and family after allegations of dowry harassment preceded the teacher's death.
Police issued notices to Meta while tracing account operators accused of sharing allegedly manipulated content online.
Vantara, translating to 'Star Of The Forest,' is located within Reliance's Jamnagar Refinery Complex, also known as the Green Belt Of Gujarat. The Vantara ecosystem encompasses a 3,000-acre Elephant Centre, which serves as the residence for over 200 rescued elephants.