Defence Ministry Norms Sent for a Toss
to Promote Army Officer
By abhay mokashi
ICMR cautions against irrational use of antibiotics
Village that witnessed caste violence, elects Dalit sarpanch
Mirchpur village in Hisar district of Haryana, which has witnessed caste violence nearly 12 years ago, has elected a Dalit woman as the village sarpanch.
Punishment for rape of 5-year-old: 5 sit-ups
Telangana’s schemes help minorities
The Telangana Government’s welfare schemes for the minorities have shown good results, according to the information given to the media by government officials. Among the various schemes is Shaadi Mubarak has contributed to the growth and education of girls born in poor minority families and prevented child marriages.
Women blamed for violence against them
By Kirti Ganganaboina
Union Minister Kaushal Kishore Kumar's statement about women, after the murder of Shraddha Walkar came to light, exposes his anti-women stand.
You cannot have different yardsticks for Savarkar and Jinnah
By abhay mokashi
Pending dues from Centre: Banerjee asks if she should touch Modi’s feet
West Bengal is waiting for the Union Government to pay its dues of the state government on account of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) scheme and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday questioned whether she will have to touch the feet of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to get the dues settled.
Maharashtra leads in cases against current and former elected representatives
Maharashtra tops in the country, when it comes to number of criminal cases pending against present and former elected representatives.
India lags in technology and research: Narayana Murthy
Lamenting that India lags in technology and research, Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy stated that the COVID vaccines produced by two companies in India, are based on technology or research from developed countries and that India hasn't developed a vaccine for dengue or chikungunya yet.