Petrol Price Set To Scale New High As Taxes Boost Rebound

Several States Jacked Up VAT Post Lockdown

Electoral Bonds: BSP Had ‘Zero' Donations Over ₹20k In 2019-20

Of the two national parties whose contribution reports for 2019-20 were placed in public domain by the Election Commission on Tuesday, the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) has yet again declared ‘nil’ donations in excess of Rs 20,000, while donations to Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) soared to Rs 59.9 crore, almost five times the Rs 12 crore it received in 2018-19.

A New Parliament

Supreme Court judgment giving go-ahead to Central Vista revamp is a missed opportunity

Are We Not Missing An Elephant? Epidemiology May Be More Reliable And Our Covid Data Gross Underestimates

Had modern medicine not been introduced in India, about a century ago, we would have relied on our own traditional medicine to cope with the Covid pandemic.

Dems On Cusp Of Senate Control

Win One Georgia Race & Lead In 2nd; Pence Tells Prez He ‘Lacks Power to Change Poll Result’

South Africa Complete Series Victory

Dimuth Karunaratne's century could not prevent South Africa from completing a 2-0 series win on the third day of the second Test against Sri Lanka at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on Tuesday.

‘Cops Constantly Upskilling To Tackle New-Age Crimes'

Avinash Mohanty, Joint CP (Detective Department), Hyderabad, answers queries of TOI readers on what protective measures people should take during online transactions

It Is Time For India's Pharma Industry To Become Self-Reliant

Like bears and bulls in the stock market, two forces are forever active in the phenomenal world, to change the status quo and to retain it.

Prehistoric India Had Anti-Malaria System: Study

“India’s own medical system was able to take up the fight against diseases thousands of years ago, while in other malaria-hit areas of the world, a similarly effective, Ayurveda-like medicine system didn’t exist,” Dr Attila J Trájer, lead author of the study, told Chandrima Banerjee.

Famers' Unions To Take Out Tractor Rallies Tomorrow

Farmers’ unions opposed to the new agri laws will intensify their agitation with tractor rallies at four border points of Delhi, including both eastern and western peripheral expressways, on Thursday.

‘Rahul Directing Rumour-Mongering From Abroad'

Intensifying attack on Congress for questioning the DCGI’s approval to Covid vaccines, BJP on Monday said Rahul Gandhi, while on a vacation abroad, choreographed rumour-mongering by enlisting his colleagues Jairam Ramesh and Shashi Tharoor to create confusion among the people.

Under 50 With Co-Morbidities Will Need Cert For Vaccine

Cert Can Be Issued Based On Records

Hyd, Dubai Airports Ink Deal On Vaccine Logistics

With the date of the Covid vaccine rollout inching closer, the Hyderabad and Dubai airports, on Monday, signed an MoU to ensure safe and efficient movement of the vaccine across the world. As part of the agreement, the two will build an exclusive Vaccine Air Freight Corridor—‘HYDXBVAXCOR’ (‘Hyderabad to Dubai global Vaccine Corridor) that will provide a seamless green-channel along with integrated temperature tracking and other facilities for the vaccine.

Nepal Foreign Minister Likely To Visit India This Month

Visit To Add Fresh Momentum To Bilateral Ties

High Court Bids Farewell To CJ Chauhan, Advocate General Calls Him ‘Art 21 Judge'

Judges, advocates and officials of Telangana high court on Monday bade a farewell to Chief Justice Raghvendra Singh Chauhan, who is heading to Uttarakhand high court as its CJ on a transfer.

Our Small Contribution To Science Has Gone A Long Way: Goan Oxford Vax Volunteer

Panaji: UK-based Goan doctor Vikram Talaulikar, who was a participant in the human trials for the Covid-19 vaccine developed by the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca, is ecstatic at its approval.

Vax Approval Process Opaque: Experts

‘Make All Data Public So That They Can Be Independently Verified’

Himachal On Guard As Over 1,400 Birds Found Dead

‘No Human, Livestock To Be Allowed Near Reservoir’

Common Entrance Exam At UG Level Will Help EWS Students

One single exam will make students eligible for admission in multiple central universities

1 Person Dead As BJP Workers Attacked In E Midnapore, Nadia

A BJP worker’s father died while trying to defend his son during an attack by suspected Trinamool supporters on their home at Patashpur in East Midnapore, while a party booth president had his wrist hacked off in Nadia’s Chakdahon Saturday. Both Patashpur and Chakdah are tense.

Women Leaders To Secure Plum Posts In T Congress

In a fresh move to counter the rising graph of BJP and also win the confidence of women voters in Telangana, the Congress high command is planning to appoint women leaders in key posts in the state.

‘Soldiers Ready To Go Beyond Duty To Keep Borders Safe'

CDS Rawat Visited LAC In Arunachal

‘Time To Unsettle Bowlers'

David Warner Says Batsmen Have Allowed The Ball To Dominate

Positivity Rate In AP At 7-Month Low

Andhra Pradesh reported 238 new Covid-19 cases on Saturday, taking the cumulative caseload to 8,82,850.

Chhabria Kin ‘Wanted Accused' In ₹ 1̀00cr Scam

City crime branch, probing an interstate car-financing and forgery scam involving India’s leading car designer, Dilip Chhabria (68), has shown his son Bonito, sister Kanchan and company directors Choclingam Kathiravan and Sethraman Selvara as wanted to be accused. Dilip had allegedly cheated an Indian cricketer and a Bollywood actor, which needs to be thoroughly probed, the remand application stated.

Van Driver Dies, Four Suffer Injuries In Pile-Up At Uppal

A 39-year-old van driver died and four others suffered injuries when a truck carrying granite, rammed into two vans and a bike at Uppal on Friday.

Now, Update Your Aadhaar Card At Your Doorstep

Now, you can update your Aadhaar card at your doorstep. This facility is provided to apartments, maintained by Residents Welfare Associations (RWAs), in the twin cities.

PM Hails Migrants, Says Many Realised Their Importance

PM Narendra Modi on Friday hailed the role of migrant labourers in the country’s economic activities, saying cities, businessmen and industries realised the importance of these workers during Covid pandemic after they went back to their home states.

North India Shivers As Intense Cold Wave Hits Region

In the grip of a brutal cold wave, large parts of north India recorded bonechilling temperatures and were blanketed in thick fog while some places in Kashmir were cloaked in snow on New Year's Day on Friday.

Activists Vow To Step Up Their ‘Save KBR' Campaign

Unwilling to give up their fight to ‘Save KBR’, a large group of activists and citizens gathered at the Kasu Brahmananda Reddy National Park, on the first day of 2021, vowing to continue their campaign till the government assures to let no infrastructure project harm the park.