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Ahead of proposed strike, Haryana Energy Minister Anil Vij says talks with employees underway

Referring to their second demand regarding smart meters, Mr. Vij said that no tenders have yet been floated for the project and that the proposal…

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State Highways expedites work on ₹24-crore high-level bridge across Then Pennar river in Tiruvannamalai

The new bridge will be funded under the Comprehensive Road Infrastructure Development Programme (CRIDP) 2024-25Read More

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150 years of the Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science

The IACS has cultivated a legacy of intellectual curiosity, scientific excellence, and national service that continues to inspire generations of researchers, Shekhar Mande writesRead More

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Government spent ₹557.51 crore in PM Modi’s 77 foreign visits: MEA in Rajya Sabha

These visits and subsequent MoUs helped in international partnerships ‘across the sectors’, says govt.Read More

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Rajya Sabha clears Appropriation Bill for expenditure of ₹54,067 crore

Centre has taken care of Kashmir’s financial needs, says Nirmala SitharamanRead More

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DMK lays down conditions to support delimitation Bill

These conditions come amid renewed efforts from the Centre to reach out to the Opposition to secure numbers for the Bill; however, a top DMK leader…

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Starvation pushing mother to kill child a ‘collective failure’, says Gujarat High Court

Granting bail to Lakhiben Solanki, who has been in custody since her arrest in March, Justice Hasmukh D. Suthar said the incident should not be…

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Rajya Sabha clears Bill to increase number of Supreme Court judges

Parliamentary Affairs Minister says there is no proposal to hold Special Session to push through women’s quota and delimitation Bills; Congress presses for Amit Shah’s…

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Having majority no reason for lawmakers to defy party: Supreme Court

Justice Joymalya Bagchi says the maturity of a democracy is measured by the constancy of political parties and their members to their ideologyRead More

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