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Know about free health insurance for citizens above 70 years
With no restriction on income, Ayushman Vaya Vandana card is universal and senior citizens can receive free treatment in hospitals, both public and private
Ramayan's footprints in China buried in Buddhist texts, scholars says
CHINA has had footprints of the stories of Ramayana cloaked in Buddhist scriptures for centuries, scholars here have said, bringing to the fore perhaps for the first time, the influence of Hinduism in the country's checkered history.
Oppn unites in 2nd round of Moldovan presidential polls
MOLDOVANS were voting on Sunday in a tense presidential election runoff that could decide whether the ex-Soviet country continues on a pro-European path or tilts back toward Russia's influence.
Supply of electricity to B'desh slashed over dues
ADANI has slashed cross-border electricity supply to Bangladesh by half due to some $850 million in unpaid bills, power officials said on Sunday, with Dhaka scrambling to boost production to stem blackouts.
B-52 bombers reach Gulf as warning to Iran: US
AMERICAN B-52 bombers have arrived in the Middle East, the US military said on Saturday, a day after Washington announced their deployment in a warning to Iran.
Angry Spanish flood victims heckle, pelt mud on royals
SPAIN's King Felipe VI and top government officials were pelted with mud by a crowd of enraged flood survivors during the first visit by the country's leaders Sunday to the epicenter of the nation's deadliest natural disaster in living memory.
Kamala, Trump crisscross battleground states with 24 hrs left
Political pundits believe that Pennsylvania with 19 electoral college votes and Michigan with 15 are now the ground zero and both are too close to call
Bihar sex workers set to foray into culinary world
SEX workers of Bihar's Muzaffarpur are poised to foray into a new world -- cooking famous 'Champaran handi (earthen pot) mutton' and selling it to customers who value its test.
Angry Spanish flood victims heckle, pelt mud on royals
SPAIN's King Felipe VI and top government officials were pelted with mud by a crowd of enraged flood survivors during the first visit by the country's leaders Sunday to the epicenter of the nation's deadliest natural disaster in living memory.
U'Khand unemployment crisis: 21K applications for 24 home guard posts
More than 21,000 candidates, many of them postgraduates, have applied for only 24 home guard instructor posts in Uttarakhand, officials said, which spotlights the unemployment crisis in the hill state.
Nitish at it again, attempts to touch BJP leader's feet, causes embarrassment
In yet another political drama, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was seen attempting to touch the feet of former Rajya Sabha member and senior BJP leader Rakesh Kumar Sinha, commonly known as R K Sinha, at an event in the state capital on Sunday.
J&K Assembly session begins today as terror attacks surge
THE first session of the newly-elected Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, post Article 370 abrogation, would be held from Monday.
Maoists attack two cops, loot their weapons in C'garh
THE Maoists attacked two police personnel who were deployed on duty at Jagargunda weekly Haat bazar, injuring them seriously, in an edgy district of Sukma, about 450 km south of Raipur on Sunday.
Won't allow UCC, Centre to blame for infiltration: Soren
UNION Home Minister Amit Shah's promise of introducing Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in Jharkhand drew a sharp reaction from Chief Minister Hemant Soren, who vowed that neither the UCC nor National Register of Citizens (NRC) will be implemented in Jharkhand.
Oppn makes cotton Maha plank, seeks import ban
In the run-up to the Maharashtra assembly elections, the Congress-led opposition has aggressively raised the cotton growers' problems.
Govt announces Republic Day parade theme, states told to work on floats
THE theme for the 2025 Republic Day parade is 'Swarnim Bharat: Virasat aur Vikas'. It would seek to focus on India's heritage and development.
Plan afoot to preserve legacy of Indian cinema
AS part of their continuing efforts, the National Film Development Corporation of India (NFDC-NFAI) will soon embark on a path-breaking journey to achieve another milestone for preservation of India's cinematic legacy.
Updated action plan to tackle biodiversity loss sets 23 goals
INDIA launched an updated biodiversity action plan, outlining 23 objectives to reduce threats to biodiversity, ensure sustainable use of resources, and enhance tools for implementation in next five years.
Irked by Hindi replies from Centre, Kerala MP pens letter in Malayalam
RAJYA Sabha MP John Brittas MP on Sunday raised objections to Union minister Ravneet Singh Bittu writing official responses to him in Hindi.
Beant Singh assassination: SC to hear convict plea to commute death sentence
The Supreme Court will hear on Monday a petition filed by Balwant Singh Rajoana, who is convicted in former Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh's assassination case.
Will oppose SC status to Dalit converts: NCSC chief
Commission of Inquiry was given 1-year extension to look into the matter
THE LAND OF FRAGRANT, PRECIOUS AND HOLY TREES
MY Deepavali prayer each year has been 'May our land be blessed, may our lives be blessed'. And we have good reason to be charmed by the interplay of biodiversity, ecology and religion, by how religion and culture are inseparably married to India through nature.
U.S. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES TRYING TO BE 'RELATABLE'
Employment at a junk food restaurant is the equivalent of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi having meals in Dalit homes. In the end, both these gimmicks amount to glorification of poverty
KERALA FIREWORKS BLAST SHOWS LURKING DANGER
THE explosion during a fireworks display at a temple in Kerala’s Kasaragod district, in which around 150 people were injured, is a grim reminder of what to expect if safety regulations are ignored.
STRONG PUSHBACK ON SHAH SLURAT HIGHEST LEVEL IN CANADA
BY naming the second most powerful person in India as having ordered offensive action against Khalistani elements in Canada-without producing proof-Canadian minister David Morrison did a hatchet job of trying to tarnish reputation.
Farmers suffer as yields drop by at least 38% in drought-hit district in Andhra
WITH the State Disaster Management Authority (APSDMA) recently declaring 54 mandals in five districts of Rayalaseema as drought-hit during the Kharif season, The New Indian Express interacted with farmers in Annamayya district to bring to light the issues faced by them due to the lack of water.
Kannada film director's decomposed body found in B'luru, suicide suspected
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Govt greenlights BC commission for caste survey
FOLLOWING a recent Telangana High Court order, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has decided to establish a dedicated commission to conduct a caste survey on BC reservations in local body elections.
Waqf issue reaches Channapatna polls, BJP asks farmers to verify land records
THE Waqf menace has extended its tentacles to even Channapatna, Leader of Opposition R Ashoka alleged on Sunday.
₹1.5L crore steel plant to come up in Anakapalle
AN integrated steel plant with a capacity of 24 million metric tonnes per annum is set to be established at Nakkapalle in Anakapalle district with an investment of ₹1.5 lakh crore.