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Student ID cards will not carry caste details, clarifies Tamil Nadu Minister Sengottaiyan
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
Patna court extends Khan Sir's protection from arrest till June 30 in coaching firing case
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.
Outgoing Telangana CS Ramakrishna Rao joins ranks of bureaucrats stepping in as Advisors
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.
Cleaning Godavari a challenge ahead of 2027 Pushkarams
The waters of the sacred river of Akhanda Godavari have been declared unsuitable either for drinking or a holy dip due to contamination with effluents being released from industries and untreated sewage water, threatening the survival of the river ecosystem and forcing four lakh residents of the city to drink, while traditional fisherfolk abandoned the river for drinking, bathing on the Eastern bank.
Nearly 6 crore names have been deleted in first yearof SIR of electoral rolls
Post Bihar SIR, its voters' list was pruned by nearly 65 lakh amid allegations by the Opposition and activists that the poll authority was working at the behest of the BJP to disenfranchise citizens for want of documents
West Bengal Congress to step up protests over NTA question paper leaks
Congress leadership in West Bengal will hold protests on August 1 demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan as the part of nation wide programme ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’ said Congress leader Prasenjit Bose
Supreme Court lays to rest 30-year-old case of man’s death over a ₹500 watch
The top court Bench headed by Justice Ujjal Bhuyan closed criminal proceedings in the culpable homicide case after noting that two of the three accused persons have died during the pendency of the appeal
NFSA amendments: 7 kg of foodgrains for a person, and maximum 35 kg for a household
The Centre has proposed revising the foodgrain entitlement for AAY beneficiaries under the NFSA. While it says the change will ensure fairer distribution, critics fear it could reduce allocations for many households
