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Victory will be ours: Abhishek at Diamond Harbour
He talked about police atrocities at Krishi Bhawan in Delhi for MGNREGA dues
Legal recognition of samesex marriage: SCjudgment likely today
The Supreme Court is likely to deliver judgment on Tuesday on a batch of petitions seeking a declaration recognising the same sex marriage under the Special Marriage Act on the touchstone of equality of right for LGBTQIA+ community with the heterogeneous couple marriage.
Challenge to electoral bond scheme goes to five-judge bench
The Supreme Court on Monday referred to a five-judge constitution bench, a batch of petitions including one by NGO Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) challenging the electoral bond scheme which allows anonymous funding to political parties, which was brought as a money bill – part of the Finance Acts of 2016 and 2017.
CM Mamata launches app in bid to promote yellow cabs
In what comes as a relief to the pandal hoppers, chief minister Mamata Banerjee virtually launched the Yatri Sathi app that is expected to give some oxygen to the iconic yellow taxis.
It's official! Cricket gets IOC nod for LA 2028 Olympics
Fivesports, including cricketand flag football, willbe included atthe 2028 Los AngelesOlympics
If You Can't Win, Then At Least Compete: Raja Slams Pakistan's Timid Approach Vs India
Former Pakistan skipper Ramiz Raja came down heavily against the Babar Azamled side for their meek surrender against arch-rivals India in Saturday’s World Cup match that eventually turned out to be a lop-sided encounter in favour of the hosts.
Kenya's Daniel and Olympic champion Almaz claim titles
Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon: Abhishek Pal reclaimed the Indian elite Men’s title after competing neck and neck with Asian Games Silver Medallist Kartik Kumar
Manipur Livelihoods Mission gives kids in relief camps a nutritious boost
Manipur State Rural Livelihoods Mission (MSRLM) launched a pioneering task to provide locally-made nutritious food named \"Mama's Nutrimix\" to the hundreds of newborn babies and thousands of children living in the relief camps since the ethnic violence broke out in Manipur on May 3, leaving more than 70,000 men, women and children displaced from their homes and villages.
Assam: Crackdown leads to decrease in child marriage rate
Wide-scale crackdown began in Feb but people find ways to dodge law
BSP's elephant striving to regain ground in Raj
The Bahujan Samaj Party is striving to regain its lost ground and vote share above 4 per cent in Rajasthan and plans to field 200 candidates in the 25 November state assembly polls. It may be noted that the BSP was once considered as the “third front” after the Congress and the BJP in the state.
Louvre Museum, Versailles Palace evacuated after bomb threats with France on alert
The Louvre Museum in Paris and Versailles Palace evacuated visitors and staff Saturday after receiving bomb threats, police said. The French government started deploying 7,000 troops to increase security around the country after a fatal school stabbing by a suspected Islamic extremist.
Aproposed gag order on Trump in his federal election case is putting the judge in a tricky position
A proposed gag order aimed at reining in Donald Trump’s incendiary rhetoric puts the judge overseeing his federal election interference case in a tricky position:
Gaza medics warn of a humanitarian catastrophe
They warned that thousands could die as hospitals packed with wounded peoplerun desperately low on fueland basicsupplies
IRDAI rejection raises more questions for Hinduja led IIHL on source of funds for RCAP acquisition
After IRDAI rejected Hinduja Group led IIHL's proposal to raise funds for the Reliance Capital acquisition by creating a pledge over the shares of Reliance General Insurance (RGIC) and Reliance Nippon Life Insurance (RNLIC), the Reliance Capital Administrator has written to the IIHL, raising questions on the source of funds and business plan.
Markets: Possibility of moving up further likely
Equitiesseem to be on target forreaching the previous all-time highsif not bettering thesame in the festive month of Dussehra to Diwali
Kharge to launch PCC's poll yatra on ERCP today
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge will flag off the PCC's poll yatra centred on the issue of Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP) at Baran district headquarters tomorrow.
Fielding 4 MPS, BJP reprises Madhya Pradesh formula in Chhattisgarh
In Chhattisgarh also, the BJP has replicated the Madhya Pradesh formula, fielding four MPs including a Union minister, in the polls.
No support for terrorism, terror activities in India, says Om Birla
He also underlined the importance of not discussing the internal matters of any country in LokSabha
United on onefront: Jagan for national caste census, so is Naidu
Unlike Telangana, where caste is not a major factor in elections, Andhra Pradesh has always seen caste playing a key role.
Karuvannur Bank incurred liability of ₹344 crore due to CPM committees'illegal intervention in sanctioning benami loans: ED
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) which is probing the alleged multi-crore fund siphoning scam in the Karuvannur co-operative bank said that two sub-committees of the CPI-M have intervened in sanctioning benam loans and due to this the bank incurred a liability of Rs 344 crore.
Congress confidence on united leadership, in Telangana rests six 'guarantees'
Even as the Congress is holding back to back meetings to finalise its candidates for the upcoming assembly elections in Telangana, the party is hopeful that it will cross the halfway mark in the 119member assembly and form the government in the state.
Manifesto: KCR takes cue from Cong on LPG subsidy
He also promised life insurance of Rs 5 lakh forthe 93 lakhs BPLfamiliesinthestate
CBI seeks seven years of records from Panihati Municipality for recruitment scam investigation
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has asked for the records of the chairmen and vice chairmen of Panihati municipality whose tenures were between 2014 and 2021 as part of its ongoing investigation into a municipal recruitment scam.
Ahead of Pujas, Tramjatra underlines need for sustainable means of transport
What could be more nostalgic for Kolkatans than Durga Puja and trams? With the clock ticking for the biggest festival of the year, various organisations came together to embrace the celebrations and to spread awareness about sustainable transportation.
Special one-day Bengal Assembly session on Mon to pass Bill on enhanced pay for ministers, MLAs
A special one-day session of the West Bengal assembly has been convened on Monday to pass two crucial bills on the enhanced monthly salaries for the ministers and legislators in the state.
BJP leaders in Kolkata discuss internal problems ahead of Shah's upcoming visit
Senior BJP leaders sat down today for discussions to assess the ongoing internal rivalries within the party, which have been causing embarrassment to senior party members.
Mamata inaugurates Durga Pujas virtually
Urges women to come forward to take partin socialactivities
Turnaround tale: WBPDCL plants top in power generation in the country
The story of the turnaround of West Bengal Power Development Corporation Limited (WBPDCL) is as interesting as any film.
Durgapur Ph.D student allegedly murdered in her apartment in Sweden, MEA informs family that body will be brought back to India
The family of Roshni Das (32), a Ph.D. student hailing from Durgapur’s DPL Township, who was found dead in her apartment in Sweden has urged the ministry of external affairs to bring back her body to her native place.
Radio signals unexpectedly faster during solar eclipse, Bengal radio enthusiasts find
Radio signals penetrated the atmosphere unexpectedly faster during the total annular solar eclipse that crossed North, South America and Mexico till 2:00 a.m. (IST) today, according Bengal radio enthusiasts bounced radio waves off the ionosphere (80 - 650 km upwards) and recorded 'sky wave effects' during the solar eclipse, aiming to help scientists in analyzing what actually happens to electromagnetic waves and radio signals when the moon blocks the sun.