A major land fraud scheme has been uncovered in Kashmir, leading to the arrests of a revenue officer and a broker. The scheme involved the illegal resale of land plots after mutations were canceled, raising concerns about corruption and the integrity of land transactions in the region.
A minor was gang-raped on a bus in Greater Noida, with authorities reporting that the conductor locked the doors, preventing her escape. The police are investigating the incident, which has raised concerns about public safety and the protection of women and minors in urban transport systems.
Tukaram Mundhe has mandated that all baby food packaging must display the message “Mother’s Milk Is Best,” reflecting a commitment to promoting breastfeeding and improving infant nutrition. This directive aims to influence parental choices and enhance public health messaging regarding infant feeding.
The INDIA bloc is meeting to strategize nationwide protests and an impeachment motion against the Chief Election Commissioner, highlighting concerns about electoral integrity ahead of upcoming elections.
Krishna Byre Gowda, the newly appointed Minister for Bengaluru Development, has unveiled plans to address the city’s major infrastructure issues, including potholes, traffic congestion, and flooding. His approach focuses on systematic changes that will improve basic amenities while setting the stage for long-term solutions, emphasizing collaboration with local communities and experts.
A clandestine ‘whisper network’ in Silicon Valley reveals over 100 names associated with alleged sexual misconduct, highlighting systemic issues within the tech industry regarding workplace safety and accountability.
The Supreme Court has rejected a petition against the State Identification Register (SIR) ahead of the West Bengal by-elections scheduled for October 6, impacting voters in Rejinagar and Nandigram. This decision maintains the current legal framework for the elections, which could influence voter turnout and party strategies.
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that hookah cannot be served in restaurants, even in designated smoking areas. This decision comes after restaurant owners sought permission to serve hookah under specific conditions. The ruling emphasizes public health concerns and may impact business models in the restaurant industry.
In an interview with NDTV, Gunjan Soni, the Head of YouTube India, highlighted the monetization of around 200,000 new channels last year, attributing much of this growth to advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). Soni discussed the positive economic impact of this trend on India’s GDP and expressed optimism for the platform’s future.
S. Jaishankar, India’s External Affairs Minister, warns of the global repercussions stemming from the Ukraine conflict and the Iran-Gulf crisis. He highlights an emerging food crisis as a critical issue that demands immediate attention from policymakers to ensure global stability and food security.
A major land fraud scheme has been uncovered in Kashmir, leading to the arrests of a revenue officer and a broker. The scheme involved the illegal resale of land plots after mutations were canceled, raising concerns about corruption and the integrity of land transactions in the region.
A minor was gang-raped on a bus in Greater Noida, with authorities reporting that the conductor locked the doors, preventing her escape. The police are investigating the incident, which has raised concerns about public safety and the protection of women and minors in urban transport systems.
Tukaram Mundhe has mandated that all baby food packaging must display the message “Mother’s Milk Is Best,” reflecting a commitment to promoting breastfeeding and improving infant nutrition. This directive aims to influence parental choices and enhance public health messaging regarding infant feeding.
The INDIA bloc is meeting to strategize nationwide protests and an impeachment motion against the Chief Election Commissioner, highlighting concerns about electoral integrity ahead of upcoming elections.
Krishna Byre Gowda, the newly appointed Minister for Bengaluru Development, has unveiled plans to address the city’s major infrastructure issues, including potholes, traffic congestion, and flooding. His approach focuses on systematic changes that will improve basic amenities while setting the stage for long-term solutions, emphasizing collaboration with local communities and experts.
A clandestine ‘whisper network’ in Silicon Valley reveals over 100 names associated with alleged sexual misconduct, highlighting systemic issues within the tech industry regarding workplace safety and accountability.
The Supreme Court has rejected a petition against the State Identification Register (SIR) ahead of the West Bengal by-elections scheduled for October 6, impacting voters in Rejinagar and Nandigram. This decision maintains the current legal framework for the elections, which could influence voter turnout and party strategies.
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that hookah cannot be served in restaurants, even in designated smoking areas. This decision comes after restaurant owners sought permission to serve hookah under specific conditions. The ruling emphasizes public health concerns and may impact business models in the restaurant industry.
In an interview with NDTV, Gunjan Soni, the Head of YouTube India, highlighted the monetization of around 200,000 new channels last year, attributing much of this growth to advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). Soni discussed the positive economic impact of this trend on India’s GDP and expressed optimism for the platform’s future.
S. Jaishankar, India’s External Affairs Minister, warns of the global repercussions stemming from the Ukraine conflict and the Iran-Gulf crisis. He highlights an emerging food crisis as a critical issue that demands immediate attention from policymakers to ensure global stability and food security.
