Chief Minister M K Stalin condoled her death and announced ₹25 lakh compensation.
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Wild elephant dies after touching high tension wire in MP, 12th in a month
A male elephant died due to electrocution in Maihar district of Madhya Pradesh on Friday, the 12th jumbo death in the state in one month.
'General Staff Road' to boost U'khand tourism
UTTARAKHAND is set to receive a major infrastructure boost with the construction of the 'General Staff Road', which connects Gwaldam to Tapovan in the strategically important border district of Chamoli.
4:1 or 5:1? J'khand deadlock over cabinet slots formula continues
WITH lobbying for ministerial berths intensifying among MLAs, the ruling alliance is said to have failed to reach consensus on the formula.
Sukhu seeks spl package on lines of J&K and NE
THE Himachal Pradesh Government has requested the Centre for a special industrial package on the lines of Jammu and Kashmir and North-east states, with CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu calling on Union Minister for Commerce Piyush Goyal in New Delhi.
Manipur govt seeks Army help to trace missing man, schools & colleges reopen
THE Manipur government on Friday sought help from the Army to find out a 56-year-old man reported missing from the Leimakhong camp in the Kangpokpi district on November 25, even as educational institutes reopened in Imphal valley and Jiribam district.
Coast guard info leaked to Pak, man nabbed in Gujarat
THE Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad has arrested an Indian national, named Dinesh Gohel, on charges of espionage.
2 govt staffers sacked, 1st since Omar took over
In the first case since Omar Abdullah-led NC took charge last month, the J&K government has sacked two government employees, including a teacher and a pharmacist, by invoking Article 311 of the Constitution.
'Crunch of docs, no valid licences for blood banks'
CAG report presented to House flags shortage of paramedics in Bihar
Mix of culture, costume, crafts, cuisine at Kumbh
THE Ministry of Tourism has planned a cultural extravaganza—a series of performances—showcasing the vibrant and colourful customs, arts and crafts of the states at Mahakumbh to be held starting January in Prayagraj.
CRPF frames SOPs to curb jawans' suicide
THE Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has put in place Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) that aim to curb suicides and fratricides among its personnel, officials said.