Auto fare hike: Govt seeks views of commuters, drivers flag delay | Chennai News

Chennai: Auto fare revision, a long-pending demand of more than three lakh auto drivers statewide, is likely to be delayed further as the transport commissionerate has convened another meeting to record consumer organisations’ representations. A consultation meeting would be held at transport commissionerate’s Guindy office on Sept 23. One representative from each consumer association can…

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BRS must back up claims on prohibited lands, say Congress leaders | Hyderabad News

Hyderabad: Telangana Congress spokesperson Syed Nizamuddin on Saturday demanded that BRS leaders KT Rama Rao and T Harish Rao furnish survey-wise details of private properties they alleged were wrongly included in the Section 22A prohibited properties list, saying genuine cases would be verified and corrected.Addressing a media conference at Gandhi Bhavan, along with Hyderabad DCC…

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Congress MLA Abhimanyu Poonia accuses BJP of police overreach in Sangaria polls | Jaipur News

Jaipur: Tensions escalated in Hanumangarh as Congress MLA Abhimanyu Poonia accused the BJP govt and local police of overreach during the lead-up to the municipal chairperson election due on Sept 22.Poonia claimed that police forcibly entered a hotel Friday night, taking two Congress councillors, Omprakash Swami and Sahil Swami, into custody. He labeled the police…

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‘Trapped in dynastic politics, running his own shop’: Mukesh Sahani slams Sanjay Nishad | India News

Sanjay Nishad, Mukesh Sahni NEW DELHI: Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP) president Mukesh Sahani on Saturday accused Uttar Pradesh minister and Nishad Party chief Sanjay Nishad of being “trapped in dynastic politics” and alleged that he had failed to secure reservation for the Nishad community despite being in the government for five years.Sahani, who arrived in…

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In 1995, strange marks appeared in a photograph of an English estate; 31 years later, archaeologists say they may have uncovered the foundations of a lost 18th-century building

Representative image from Canva In the summer of 1995, an unusual photograph of Temple Newsam, a historic estate in Leeds, England, captured strange marks across the grass. To Mike Turpin and other local archaeology enthusiasts, the patterns looked like they could reveal foundations hidden beneath the lawn. More than three decades later, their suspicion has…

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