New Delhi: A day after breaking his silence on the recent incidents of violence by cow vigilantes, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday once again called for stringent action against fake cow protectors. Speaking at the inauguration function of Telangana’s drinking water programme ‘Mission Bhagiratha’,, the PM urged the peopleContinue Reading
New Delhi: At least four women were raped and modesty of nine outraged every day on an average between 2012 and 2015 in the national capital, according to data compiled by the Delhi Police regarding crimes against women. In these four years, the number of rape cases increased threefold. WhileContinue Reading
Chhapra/Patna: Communal violence broke out in parts of Saran district of Bihar on Friday after a video showing desecration of deities of a community went viral on social media. The situation remained tense on Saturday, forcing the administration to take out a flag march in the district. Till Friday night,Continue Reading
According to a recent study, out of the 609 ministers analysed from State Assemblies, 462 (76%) are crorepatis and about 160 ministers have studied up to class XII or below.Continue Reading
About 600 teachers benefited from the two-hour sessions conducted on three weekends, the last being on August 6Continue Reading
Chennai: “The facts of the case at hand read like a Sydney Sheldon narrative.” This is how Justice P N Prakash of the Madras high court described the Manoj Rajan case, astounded by a web of conspiracy, bad luck and life threats spun around the speech and hearing impaired, mentallyContinue Reading
Rivers like Mahananda, Bakhra, Kankai, Parmar, Koshi and others have primarily caused inundationContinue Reading
Thiruvananthapuram : The Kerala Police has registered a case against Kerala Congress (B) leader R Balakrishna Pillai for his alleged derogatory remarks against Muslim and Christian communities. According to an ANI report, Pillai allegedly insulted Muslims and Christians at a function organised by the by Nair Service Society (NSS) atContinue Reading
The Supreme Court’s ruling recognizes that things are not normal in Kandhamal districtContinue Reading
Bhubaneswar:Over 36,000 teachers’ posts are lying vacant in government schools across Odisha causing a sorry state of education. The posts are lying vacant for years and cannot be fulfilled as very few candidates are qualifying the Odisha Teachers’ Eligibility Test (OTET), said school and mass education minister Debi Prasad Mishra.Continue Reading
