Ramya’s family seeks justice, stricter laws | Hyderabad News
Hyderabad: More than 10 years after a road accident in which three generations of a…
Ramya’s family seeks justice, stricter laws | Hyderabad News
Hyderabad: More than 10 years after a road accident in which three generations of a family, including nine-year-old Ramya, were killed, her family members said they are still awaiting justice. Ramya’s family has demanded amendments to the Excise Act to ensure that establishments serving liquor to underage persons face strict punishment.Ramya’s father Venkat Ramana, said…
72-hr pvt practice bar for docs after admission day | Kolkata News
The order said that decision was taken in the interest of better patient care Kolkata: The state health department has decided to debar faculty members and other govt doctors from private practice for 72 hours from the admission day.Admission day is when a faculty member or a doctor attends to patients in OPD, admits patients,…
Ahmedabad records max temp of 34.3°C with sunny day | Ahmedabad News
Ahmedabad: On Monday, the city experienced a sunny day with maximum temperature reaching 34.3°C. The minimum temperature was 26.7°C. Both were 1.7 and 1.6 degrees higher than normal respectively. According to India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast, the city and the state at large have slim chances of major rainfall even as sporadic light to moderate…
Property tax powers MC’s Rs 134cr own revenue haul | Chandigarh News
UT Grant Takes Q1 Receipts To Rs 434cr; Civic Body Spends Rs 254cr In April-June Chandigarh: Property tax powered the municipal corporation’s finances in the first quarter of the current financial year, helping the civic body generate Rs 134.47 crore from its own sources between April and June. With a Rs 300-crore grant-in-aid from the…
Kalyani School Pune successfully hosted Forge 2026 | Pune News
Pune: The Kalyani School, Pune, hosted “FORGE 2026 – The Business Crucible” on August 22 and 23, 2026, an inter-school business simulation conclave aimed at providing students a real-world corporate decision making stage, to use their classroom theory.Over the course of the event, participants were tested across four simulations. Teams negotiated corporate acquisitions in Boardroom…
No basis to establish headscarf as essential religious practice, says HC | Lucknow News
Prayagraj: The Allahabad high court has dismissed a petition seeking permission for a student to wear a headscarf along with her school uniform, observing that no factual or legal material had been placed before it to establish that wearing a headscarf is an essential religious practice in Islam.The court also noted that no other girl…
Three more held in Nagaur’s Rs 4.70L fake crop insurance racket | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Nagaur police Monday arrested three more people in a fake crop insurance racket, taking the total number of arrests to seven, as investigators probe a network accused of fraudulently securing crop insurance and diverting payouts meant for farmers. The arrested accused were identified as Aditya Patodiya (35), Akshay Kumar (29) and Vineet Kumar Dubey…
J&K CM Omar Abdullah asks police, security agencies to take poster threatening Kashmir Pandit employees seriously | India News
Omar Abdullah flags fresh threats targeting Kashmiri Pandit employees SRINAGAR: A new poster issued by the little-known United Liberation Council (ULC) threatening Kashmiri Pandits led community members working in the Kashmir Valley under the PM Package for Kashmiri Migrants and Non-Migrant Kashmiri Pandits to write to J&K chief secretary Atal Dulloo seeking enhanced security. Chief…
US wildfire crisis: Hawk Fire burns more than 15,000 acres, forcing mass evacuations in Nevada
In Nevada, 23,000 people remained under evacuation orders around Reno on Monday as the Hawk Fire burned more than 15,000 acres. (GIF: @HotshotWake) In Nevada, 23,000 people remained under evacuation orders around Reno on Monday as the Hawk Fire burned more than 15,000 acres, while California lawmakers weighed utility wildfire liability and scientists warned that…
Honey to hockey sticks: Trump’s 50% tariff net catches 550+ Canadian goods
Trump’s 50% tariff net catches 550+ Canadian goods Honey, makeup, Christmas decorations and a host of other everyday products have fallen victim to the latest US-Canada trade crossfire.More than 550 Canadian goods are now facing a steep 50% US tariff that came into force on Saturday. The list also includes kitchenware, smartphones, golf equipment, cosmetics,…
