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Stray dog case hearing LIVE updates: SC to issue interim directions to tackle dog bites 'menace' in government institutions
The suo motu case hearing is with respect to the dog bite issue in areas where employees in government and public sector office premises are supporting, feeding and "encouraging" the canines
10 minutes ago
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150 years on, 'Vande Mataram' continues to ignite eternal flame of nationalism: Amit Shah
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the year-long celebrations of the national song at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium
1 hour ago
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The evolving face of Bengaluru’s darshinis
With a new wave of casual dining restaurants, regional South Indian cuisine is getting a makeover. What has long been relegated to roadside eateries is getting packaged in a smarter avatar. We speak to the people behind the new age darshinis of Bengaluru
1 hour ago
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Telangana bus-lorry crash: When bad roads and bad judgment collide
The stretch between Chevella and Manneguda on NH-163 has long been flagged by locals, commuters and road safety analysts as a death corridor: narrow lanes, poor lighting, unscientific curves and movement of heavy vehicles. One moment of reckless driving is all it takes for an ordinary commute to turn catastrophic. The November 3 crash between a State-run bus and a tipper lorry that claimed 19 lives is not an isolated tragedy but part of a chilling pattern. Lavpreet Kaur and Naveen Kumar find that alleged infrastructure negligence and careless driving are not separate issues but two sides of the same threat
1 hour ago
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Why the nomination process needs reform | Explained
The Representation of the People Act (RP), 1951 mandates that only qualified candidates can contest an election. However, the process of verifying said qualifications has accumulated complexity over the years, with too much importance being laid on procedural technicalities than actual ‘defects of a substantial character’
1 hour ago
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Advantage private varsities: Policy loopholes lead to imbalance in engineering seats in Karnataka
While AICTE permission is mandatory for government, aided and private engineering colleges to start new courses and enhancement of seats, policy loopholes are leading to an imbalance in engineering seats in Karnataka with private universities having no such obstacles, writes Jayanth R.
2 hours ago
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Can Congress overcome its ‘weak link’ tag in Bihar polls?
The party posted the lowest contested vote share and strike rate among alliance partners in 2020
3 hours ago
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NGT seeks report from govt.on safety in firecracker units
A total of 134 people died and 89 were injured in accidents at firecracker units in Virudhunagar district alone since 2022; the Bench observed that most accidents could have been prevented
4 hours ago
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Naidu for North Andhra soon to fast-track irrigation projects, says Minister Ramanaidu
The Chief Minister has already directed officials to complete all major projects within the next two years with an outlay of over ₹2,000 crore, he says
4 hours ago

