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Widows, relatives of the victims and activists gathered at Pashamylaram to demand full payment of the promised ₹1 crore compensation, alleging they have received only about ₹41.5 lakh each
State government had removed Geena Kumari, who was appointed during the term of the previous LDF government, from the post following the controversy
Committee led by retired judge of Supreme Court Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai to study State’s family laws and submit report in four weeks; tribal communities to be excluded from the law
KEA authorities say they have written multiple letters to the DYES, urging it to submit the final list of eligible candidates
₹2,000 cr released earlier as part of assurance to release ₹6,000 cr in 100 days
Significant initiatives include a revised Anaemia Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan; operational guidelines for emergency medical transport; and the SUMAN Roadmap 2030 for maternal and newborn healthcare
Chief Minister to distribute pensions, lay foundation stone for Hero MotoCorp’s Global Parts Center, launch the VB-G RAM G, and inaugurate works for the Rayalaseema Steel Plant
Demonstrating the LHMS, the SP says any suspicious movement detected during the owner’s absence would immediately trigger an alert, enabling patrol teams to respond quickly and prevent burglary attempts
Intense overnight showers lashed Mumbai’s suburbs on June 28, over 100 mm rain recorded in several areas
The vulture failed to acclimatise to its new surroundings and embarked on exploratory forays around Mudumalai Tiger Reserve including Gudalur and later up the slopes towards Kalhatty and Ebbanad.
Former Rajya Sabha MP says new employment law centralises decision-making, weakens federalism and sets up a framework of ‘rank discrimination’ against workers depending on where they reside
Warns that the activity could have serious implications to the environment, drinking water and tourism
Additional Solicitor General S V Raju, appearing for the police, had earlier argued that it was not a case where the trial court should have given a reprieve to the main accused
Girl’s family had opposed their marriage as the boy is named in three cases
Libex may be able to grow and crop in warmer temperatures and a wider range of rainfall patterns than Arabica or Robusta
Police suspect the student fell from 14th floor; investigation under way
The current batch of Class 10 will not have to follow the new language policy, the education board stated
The animals are suspected to have died from electric shock caused by a snapped Kerala State Electricity Board power line
The judgment is expected to be reviewed by the Bombay High Court if the accused files an appeal
