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Travel & Tourism industry seeks govt assistance in upcoming budget
New Delhi: The Travel and Tourism industry has sought assistance from the government in the upcoming budget in enhancing the structural transformation that is needed to build a stronger, more sustainable and…
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Expunge amendments to IT Rules, set up Media Council: Press Association
New Delhi: The Press Association (PA) on Friday asked the government to “expunge” the amendment to the Information Technology Rules that requires social media platforms to take down news deemed fake by…
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IOA forms seven-member committee to probe allegations against WFI chief
New Delhi: The Indian Olympic Association on Friday formed a seven-member committee, headed by M C Mary Kom, to probe the allegations of sexual harassment against Wrestling Federation of India president Brij…
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CBI lodges FIR in Arunachal question paper leak case
New Delhi: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Friday said that they have registered a case against several persons on the request of Arunachal Pradesh government in connection with the Arunachal…
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Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim again granted 40-day parole
Chandigarh: Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh was on Friday again granted a 40-day parole, officials said. The latest parole to the Dera chief, who is serving a 20-year jail…
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Congress suspends 38 for anti-party activities in Gujarat polls
Ahmedabad: The Congress’ Discipline Committee suspended 38 workers and leaders for anti-party activities during the Gujarat Assembly elections held in December 2022, a party leader said on Friday. Discipline Committee convener Balkrushna…
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Charge sheets don’t come under RTI, free access may violate accused’s rights: SC
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday junked a PIL seeking free public access to charge sheets filed by police departments and investigative agencies – CBI and ED — saying that a…
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Attack on Tripura Cong in-charge: EC orders action against 3 cops
New Delhi: Taking note of the alleged attack on Congress state-in-charge Ajoy Kumar in West Tripura, the Election Commission (EC) on Friday asked the state government to suspend a Sub-Divisional Police Officer…
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Mumbai cops, Navy divers scour sea for body of MBBS student who went missing in 2021
Mumbai: More than a year after a medical student went missing, police personnel along with Indian Navy divers on Friday conducted a search operation in the Arabian Sea off the Mumbai coast…
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RSS chief Bhagwat to be in Jaipur from January 25-29
Jaipur: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat will be on a five day visit to Jaipur from January 25 to 29. As per the schedule, Bhagwat will reach Jaipur on January 25…
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Four criminal cases pending against WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh
New Delhi: Wrestling Federation of India chief and BJP MP from UP’s Kaiserganj Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, who has always been embroiled in controversies since he entered politics in 1990, still faces…
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Kerala govt grants menstrual leave for students in state-run institutions
Kochi: The Kerala government has decided to grant menstrual leave to students in all state-run higher education institutions. The state Higher Education Department, in an order issued on Thursday, stated that girl…
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Jahangirpuri: Muslim women face discrimination in getting house help jobs post riots
New Delhi: Scores of women domestic helps in Jahangirpuri lost their jobs after communal clashes broke last year and have been unable to pick up the pieces of their lives, with many compelled…
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Students detained for protest on nonveg food ‘ban’ food at Hansraj College, says SFI
New Delhi: Forty students staging a demonstration outside DU’s Hansraj College against a “ban” on non-vegetarian food were allegedly detained by police on Friday, a students’ organisation representative said. Scores of protesters…
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BBC defends Modi documentary as ‘rigorously researched’
London: The BBC on Friday defended its controversial series on Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a “rigorously researched” documentary that sought to highlight important issues, a day after the Indian government condemned…
