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HC grants interim bail to Sub-Registrar Justin Manikandan Subramanian in the Palani math fraudulent land registration case

Justice K. Rajasekar directed the petitioner to report before the CB-CID at 10.30 a.m. every day from July 27 till August 3, except on Sunday, and co-operate in the investigation. The larger conspiracy behind the registration of the document was still under investigation and the petitioner was involved in two previous criminal cases of a similar nature, says the State government

ISL star swaps jersey for writer’s pen in maiden travelogue

Oru Panthukalikkarante Indian Yathrakal, which features a cover unveiled by Indian football legend Sunil Chhetri on July 17, chronicles the experiences of celebrated footballer C.K. Vineeth’s 63-day solo expedition across India

‘NEET re-test Paper was hard, but we had prepared for a difficult paper’

Despite several paper leaks, not a single person has been punished: Rahul Gandhi

In Dehradun, the Congress leader said the ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’ event is not a “political meet”

Kochi Corporation to roll out direct benefit transfer for biomedical waste subsidy

Jayadev Galla sounds positive on creating opportunities in Andhra Pradesh

Responding to IT Minister Nara Lokesh’s call to invest in State, the Amara Raja Group MD says in a social media post that ‘together, we will continue creating opportunities and building a brighter future’

Sea of devotees throng Chamundi Hills on first Ashada Friday

Protect and strengthen KIIFB, says CPI(M)’s ‘counter’ White Paper, amid UDF govt.’s revamp plan

Document criticises K.M. Chandrasekhar-led commitee’s finding that Kerala’s fiscal stress has been ‘compounded by parallel governance structures such as KIIFB’; it slams panel for accepting Union government’s ‘unilateral definition’ of Kerala’s debt as an immutable fact

Expert panel should determine facts in Payyannur child death, says IMA Kerala

Karnataka HC notice to State on plea challenging OC waiver for electricity connections

Farmers’ panel opposes proposed India-U.S. FTA, plans protests on July 22

Supreme Court to examine whether persons deleted from voter list in SIR can be denied welfare benefits

Congress leader Prasenjit Bose’s petition said only 38,000 of 34 lakh appeals have been heard so far, leaving lakhs excluded from welfare schemes and facing hardship

Kerala govt plans multi-layer defence against human-wildlife conflict: Forest Minister

Proposed defensive system to comprise AI-based surveillance and early-warning tools, followed by hanging fences and, where necessary, stronger defensive structures

Kerala looks to the skies to tackle human-wildlife conflict, but is this feasible?

Kerala Forest Department has proposed using Indian Air Force helicopters to relocate captured Schedule I animals, including tigers and leopards, from conflict hotspots to secure forest habitats. However, the move has sparked debate over its ecological and economic feasibility

Three-tier strategy proposed to address rising human-wildlife conflict

The plan focuses on containment, mitigation, and compensation to enhance safety for farmers near forests and provide timely relief to affected families. The Forest department will utilize AI and sensor-based systems to study wildlife behaviour and promote coexistence.

India's development did not come to standstill despite oil supply crisis: PM Modi

Parliamentary panel on bill to remove PM, CMs defers adoption of report

The Joint Committee on the 130th Amendment Bill had made five recommendations in its draft report, which was circulated to members recently

HYDRAA fences 3.63 acres land in Hyderabad’s Banjara Hills, reclaims park sites in Hayathnagar and Boduppal

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Tamil Nadu Cabinet discusses on Budget

Law Minister Nirmalkumar slams Opposition over corruption and also alleged that the DMK, AIADMK and BJP are attempting to form a government together.

Taj Mahal or ‘Tejo Mahalaya’? The legal tussle explained

In 2017, the Archaeological Survey of India stated unambiguously that the Taj was a 17th-century tomb. The technology used in its construction and design, including pietra dura, did not exist in pre-medieval days. It should have ended any vestiges of controversy.

Kerala Knowledge Valley: government kick-starts process to identify locations, establish linkages

The initiative aims to transform Kerala into a global higher education hub, bringing top-tier foreign universities and premier Indian institutions together in a single ecosystem

Andhra student faints after PET makes her to do sit-ups for not wearing shoes