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Lok Sabha passes anti-paper leak bill amid slogans, adjourns for the day
New Delhi: Lok Sabha, on its eighth day of the Parliament Monsoon Session, passed the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act by voice vote, even as the Opposition protested with slogans.…
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IndiGo to pay Rs 35K to Hyderabad man for burst liquor bottle
Hyderabad: Rejecting its offer of a Rs 500 voucher, the Hyderabad District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission-III has directed IndiGo Airlines to pay Rs 35,000 to a passenger whose premium liquor bottle burst…
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Cops have to act: Nadda defends police action on NEET protesters
New Delhi: Debate over the alleged police brutality on protesters at Jantar Mantar continued to rock Parliament on Wednesday, July 29. In the Rajya Sabha, while the Opposition insisted on a response…
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Teacher suspended for alleged obscene behaviour with student
Ballia: A 50-year-old teacher of a government school here has been suspended and an inquiry ordered after allegations that he behaved obscenely with a Class 6 girl student, a Basic Education Department…
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SC dismisses former AP minister’s plea seeking anticipatory bail
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday, July 29, dismissed a plea filed by former Andhra Pradesh minister Karumuri Venkata Nageswara Rao seeking anticipatory bail in connection with the AP liquor transportation…
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Fast-track court accepts CBI chargesheet in NEET paper leak
New Delhi: The fast-track court designated to deal with criminal cases linked to paper leaks and the use of other unfair means in public examinations on Wednesday, July 29, took on record…
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‘Mixed feelings’: Manu Bhaker on World Cup bronze
New Delhi: Double Olympic-medallist Manu Bhaker has “mixed feelings” about the 25m pistol bronze medal she won in the just-concluded World Cup in Hangzhou, acknowledging that she could have done better in…
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RSS ideologue Mohandas booked for YouTube video on Delhi protest
Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala Police’s Cyber Crime wing has registered a case against right-wing political commentator T G Mohandas over remarks he allegedly made in a YouTube video about the students’ protest in…
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Tiger Day: Big cat count is rising, but finding room is harder
New Delhi: India’s tiger conservation story has a new chapter. It is no longer just about saving the big cat from extinction; it is about finding enough room for a population that is,…
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India reiterates support for Palestine at UNSC
United Nations: Speaking in Arabic at the Security Council, India’s Permanent Representative P Harish has strongly assured Palestinians of India’s support for them and commitment to a two-state solution that grants them…
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Harjinder, Gulveer clinch memorable silvers as India shines at CWG
Glasgow: Weightlifter Harjinder Kaur and long-distance star Gulveer Singh emerged as India’s standout performers, pushing themselves to the limit to clinch hard-fought silver medals, while three Indian boxers punched their way into…
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Floods hit over 1 lakh, Odisha govt orders evacuation
Bhubaneswar: The Odisha government has launched a massive evacuation drive from low-lying areas as over 1 lakh people continued to be affected by floods, officials said on Tuesday, July 28. Revenue and…
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No question of split NCP camps joining hands: Sharad Pawar
Nationalist Congress Party (SP) President Sharad Pawar on Tuesday categorically rejected reports of a possible merger between the two NCP factions, declaring that there is “no question” of the split camps joining…
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Reports on cybersecurity incident incorrect: DRDO official
Some media reports on an alleged cybersecurity incident involving the Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO) are “incorrect and unverified,” officials said on Tuesday, and clarified that there is currently “no evidence…
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Govt bill focus must be on preventing paper leaks: Tharoor
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday said the bill brought by the government to tackle paper leaks was “not enough” and asserted that the ambition cannot simply be to punish a leak…
