Day after 9-hour grilling, IAS officer Gyanendra questioned for 2nd consecutive day in KPSC scam probe | Bengaluru News

BENGALURU: The Karnataka CID questioned IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar for the second consecutive day on Saturday as part of its probe into alleged irregularities in a Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) recruitment exam, police sources said.Earlier on Friday, IAS officer Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar was questioned for nearly nine hours after the CID served him…

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Chennai Nature Walks See Surge in Participation Amid Urban Interest | Chennai News

Asha.Prakash@timesofindia.comA few weeks ago, environment educator’s organisation Palluyir Trust announced an ‘insect walk’, for which 25 people signed up within a day. On the day of the walk, it started raining heavily, but participants kept calling up the organisers, requesting them not to cancel the walk, says Kanishka Padmanabhan of Palluyir. And this has been…

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Maha loses 37 polling stations, Pune gains 7 ahead of draft electoral roll release on Aug 31 | Pune News

Pune: Maharashtra will have 1,00,216 polling stations in the draft electoral roll to be published on August 31, a net reduction of 37 booths from the existing 1,00,253, following a statewide rationalisation exercise that raised the maximum voter capacity per polling station from 1,200 to 1,300 and merged low-strength booths.Pune district, however, will buck the…

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In 10 minutes of devastation, all was gone, scrambled 90 feet up a slope to save our lives: Nepal flood survivor | Guwahati News

The swelling Trishuli River tore through the under-construction hydropower project and swept away the adjoining residential colony Guwahati: In just 10 terrifying minutes, floodwaters turned Nepal’s Upper Trishuli project into a death trap on Wednesday, nearly trapping two Assam workers.The swelling Trishuli River tore through the under-construction hydropower project and swept away the adjoining residential…

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