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Career plan, assembly area are new admission 'requirements'
What's your career plan? In which assembly constituency you live?
BJP deceived every section with false assurances: Sachin Pilot
Congress in Chhattisgarh charge Sachin Pilot on Wednesday said that BJP remained in the government at the Centre with full majority for 10 years. It gave false assurances and deceived every section.
Struggles for wealth redistribution should intensify: CPM
CPI(M) politburo member BV Raghavulu today called upon the working class to fight against exploitation and for redistribution of wealth.
PROTECT AGAINST HEAT WAVE: IMDH
heat wave, alert Amid (yellow) has been issued for the State by India Meteorological Department Hyderabad (IMD-H) as 18 districts in Telangana likely to witness heat wave conditions with temperatures soaring to a maximum of 44 degrees Celsius. The following Do's and Don'ts are reiterated for citizens of Telangana.
Atal Sarovar opens on Gujarat Divas
The inauguration of the much-awaited Atal Sarovar marked a special gift for Rajkot citizens on Gujarat divas, May 1. Developed by the Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC), the sprawling 2.93 lakh square metre lakefront complex promises a haven for recreation and leisure.
AMUL and Dudhsagar Dairy otter voter Incentives
In a bid to bolster voter participation in the upcoming Lok Sabha general elections scheduled for May 7, the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Limited (GCMMF) -AMUL, and Dudhsagar Dairy announced innovative incentives for milk producers.
Keep It Down: Modi about '400 Paar'
“How many times should I say it? I have seen the placard that you have brought. Now please keep it down, so that people can see me,” the Prime Minister said at a rally
Key 'star campaigners' on Congress list skip Goa turf
Apparently hamstrung by a general lack of resources, 'star campaigners' have gone missing from the campaign of the Opposition INDIA bloc's Congress candidates for the two Lok Sabha seats Ramakant Khalap (North) and Captain Viriato Fernandes (South) robbing it of the usual razzmatazz with barely five days to go.
Monsoon woes loom for Margao council's leaky heritage building
STAFF FIX ROOF AS STOP-GAP ARRANGEMENT; CONCERNS RAISED AS PROPOSED RENOVATION PROJECT BY CIVIC BODY SEES NO PROGRESS
Explosion in Tamil Nadu stone quarry kills three
At least three workers were killed in an explosion at a stone quarry here on Wednesday, and in the impact, their body parts got strewn around, with some buried in debris, police said.
As poll fever soars, so do temperatures in country
8 to 11 heatwave days predicted for Rajasthan, MP. Maharashtra & Guiarat: IMD
'Cannot use PMLA provision on pvt affairs of accused
Court raps ED for pressuring docs treating man accused of money laundering
'I have also failed in PMT': Kota DM writes to motivate coaching students, parents
In the wake of the rising cases of suicides, with two incidents taking place within three days, Kota District Collector Dr Ravinder Goswami Tuesday wrote separate letters to the NEET and JEE aspirants and their parents giving his own example of being a failure in the Pre-Medical Test several years ago.
U.K. claims drastic drop in student dependents after visa crackdown
The U.K. government has welcomed a \"significant fall\" in the number of dependents, or close family members such as a spouse and children, accompanying overseas students after its crackdown on student visas effective early this year.
Govt's firm stand on buying Russian oil saves $8 bn in India's import bill
India's strategy of continuing to buy cheap oil from Russia despite Western pressures against these purchases has resulted in the saving of around $7.9 billion in the country's oil import bill during the first 11 months of the fiscal year 2022-23 and also helped the country to lower its current account deficit.
Domestic PV sales growth flat in April due to high base effect
Passenger vehicle sales in India kicked off on a flat note in new fiscal 2024-25 with 3.38 lakh units sold in April, impacted by high base effect and muted demand due to the ongoing general elections.
Power consumption rises 11% to 144.25 bn units in Apr
India's power consumption rose around 11 percent to 144.25 billion units (BU) in April as compared to the year-ago period, mainly due increase in temperatures.
US Fed keeps rate steady; early cut unlikely
The US Federal Reserve held its key interest rate steady again on Wednesday and there is no signal of a plan to lower it anytime soon following a resurgence of inflation early this year, USA Today reported.
Empty beer bottles flood dividers
Residents of Kalyani Nagar in Pune are raising serious concerns over the recurring issue of beer bottle dumping along Central Avenue, D mart lane and other areas as well highlighting the potential threats posed to the safety and cleanliness of the area, particularly given its proximity to schools and hospitals.
Badlaav: Pune's catalyst for gender equality and mental health
In a world where gender discrimination still persists, the NGO Badlaav in Pune is leading the charge for change. Dedicated to promoting gender equality and empowering girls, the organisation is making waves with its impactful programs aimed at providing counseling, training courses, and raising awareness about menstrual hygiene.
Coastal Road's 2 interchanges to now remain open for 16 hrs
The vehicular movement on the Coastal Road's southbound arm will now be allowed for 16 hours a day from 7am to 11pm - on a trial basis. Earlier, the timings were from 8am to 8pm.
Steel parts delay likely to impact Gokhale bridge's 2nd arm opening
22 heavy-duty components were expected in April; May deadline to launch girder uncertain
With desilting, Banganga revamp’s phase 1 nears end
The BMC has started desilting works in the precinct of Banganga tank, an 11th century grade 1 heritage structure belonging to Gaud Saraswat Brahmin temple trust and maintained by the state archaeological department.
40th children's meet with little ones as chief guests
Around 2,100 children from 34 shelter homes in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region gathered at Shanmukhananda Hall on Wednesday to attend a variety programme presented by over 750 children shelter homes.
Sufis urge Saudis to rebuild tombs of Prophet's kin
Meeting recently held at Ajmer to announce plans to appeal; no response from the Saudi govt so far
Rail rage? Victim changing story
The victim claims he was pushed from a Panvel-CSMT local train between Belapur and Seawoods stations by four people; lost right arm; cops say details of incident inconsistent
Maharashtra Day: The journey to success
Maharashtra Day was celewith enthusiasm brated on across the state Wednesday. The day was marked by speeches, parades, cultural programmes, competitions and seminars to honour the state's establishment in 1960.
Real Sena? Polls will decide that
The line-up became clear on Wednesday as candidates for all the six seats were announced by the major parties. In three seats, the rival factions of Sena are pitted against each other
'Family' affair for Yadavs
SP's strategic shift from Mulayam legacy surprises all
Cong must give in writing it won't amend statute: Modi
Grand Old Party's 'Mohabbat ki Dukan' a fake factory