NCB, ATS bust three drug manufacturing labs in Rajasthan, Gujarat
The Narcotics Control Board(NCB) and Gujarat Police ATS Saturday busted three "clandestine" drug manufacturing labs in Rajasthan and Gujarat leading to the seizure of 300 kgs of narcotics and arrest of seven persons. Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) Deputy Director General (Operations) Gyaneshwar Singh in a statement said the labs were unearthed...
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BJP’s hypocrisy knows no bounds: Congress
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Why Congress did not conduct caste census when in power: BJP
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TMC Government protecting terrorists, rapists in Bengal: BJP
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Shah attacks Congress over Ram Temple
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Smooth sailing for BJP’s Vishnu Sharma in MP
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War of words between Modi, Mamata
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Omar, Mufti appeal EC not to defer polls on Anantnag seat
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Congress wants to lay foundation of India’s division on religious lines: Yogi
n Lashing out at the Congress on Friday, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said the manifesto of the grand old party was harmful to India, the world’s largest democracy. Addressing the media at his official residence here, the chief minister said that the Bharatiya Janata Party had entered the elections with the...
More Indian youths are enrolling to learn Korean language, Taekwondo
Extending beyond the world of K-Drama and K-Beauty, Indian youth interest towards Korean culture is expanding to also include learning the Korean language and Taekwondo, a great tradition of Korean martial arts. In the domain of martial arts, the demand for learning Taekwondo has experienced a remarkable surge. Drawing a comparison...
Children from hills in India more likely to have stunted growth: Study
Children living in India's hills and mountains, especially at higher altitudes, are more likely to experience stunted growth, according to a recent research analyzing data from over 165,000 children under five years old in the country. The study found that stunting was more common among third-born children and those with smaller...
Congress seeking to snatch rights of SCs, STs, OBCs to benefit Muslims, says Nadda
BJP president J P Nadda on Friday accused the Congress of seeking to snatch the rights of SCs, STs and OBCs to benefit Muslims, alleging that it is the hidden agenda of the opposition party. Continuing with the BJP's attempts to project the Congress as a party championing interests of Muslims...
Zero tolerance of terrorism must for prosperity of SCO nations: Aramane
Defence Secretary Giridhar Aramane on Friday emphasised the need to adopt a zero-tolerance approach towards terrorism in all its forms for prosperity and development of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) member states. Making this assertion at the SCO Defence Ministers' meeting in Astana, Kazakhstan, he reiterated India's steadfast commitment towards...
Ministry asks CBSE to work out logistics for holding Board exams twice a year from 2025-26 session
The Ministry of Education has asked the CBSE to work out logistics for conducting board exams twice a year from the 2025-26 academic session while the plan for introducing a semester system has been ruled out. Sources said the MoE and the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will hold consultations...
Petitions challenging EVM reliability junked on forty occasions by courts: EC
On a day the Supreme Court rejected pleas seeking a return to the ballot paper system, Election Commission officials pointed out that constitutional courts on at least 40 occasions have rejected petitions challenging the reliability of the electronic voting machines. The functionaries also referred to the recent remarks of Chief Election...
