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“The Aldabra Giant Tortoise also have an association with the special friendship between India and Seychelles. In 2014, two of them were gifted to the Alipore Zoo in Kolkata. A few years later, Seychelles gifted a few more tortoises to Hyderabad Zoo,” Mr. Modi said

NHAI has decided to replace expansion joints and 120 bearings on the old Cauvery bridge at an estimated cost of ₹10 crore; residents have been demanding construction of limited use underpass at Sanjeevi Nagar junction
Researchers find long-term success of conservation efforts depends on improving habitat quality, restoring wildlife corridors, and strengthening forest management, and not only by bringing more areas under elephant reserves

The fact that Bhagyaraj brought down the hero from a pedestal – a bespectacled, skinny youngster not afraid of being vulnerable, poor, or self-deprecatory, and willing to be laughed at – lent itself to the humour track




The Chief Minister also announced that Kempe Gowda Jayanti would no longer remain confined to Vidhana Soudha but would be celebrated every year in one of Bengaluru’s 28 Assembly constituencies over the next 28 years.


Tarakeswar Chakraborty, a former TMC councillor of ward 104, was arrested around midnight after two FIRs were registered against him at the Survey Park police station, the police said.

The complaint was submitted by the BJMC, South Kolkata district, at Taratala police station on June 25 in the wake of the warehouse collapse on Transport Depot Road in Taratala that claimed at least 16 lives
Minister for Revenue and Disaster Management K.A. Sengottaiyan had said the State government would issue identity cards containing details such as students’ address, community certificate, blood group, Aadhaar number, and phone number to Class X and Class XII students in the first phase




The case relates to a firing incident that occurred in early June after Khan Sir's coaching institute was allegedly vandalised by a group of miscreants. His security guards are accused of opening fire during the incident.



Operating each advisor’s office costs taxpayers roughly ₹2.5 lakh monthly. Civil Societies laments the appointments as an unconstitutional drain of public money. In-service bureaucrats are apprehensive that such appointments could create another level of hierarchy in administration.



