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    MP govt committed to resolve defunct mill workers’ issues, says CM Yadav

    Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced that his government is dedicated to addressing the issues faced by workers from defunct mills, ensuring they receive their overdue salaries. He stated that workers will be compensated for their pending payments along with interest dating back to their initial employment. The government has already started resolving.

    Fire breaks out in multi-storey building in Hyderabad’s

    Hyderabad: A fire broke out in a flat on the 9th floor of a multi-storey building in Hyderabad’s Kondapur on Tuesday afternoon, officials said. Reports reaching said that fire broke out in a flat on the 9th floor of a multi-storey building in Hyderabad’s Kondapur after which fire services upon receiving the information, three fire.

    Year Ender: 100 pc conviction rate achieved by NIA, major terrorism and criminal cases cracked

    New Delhi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has delivered an impressive 100 percent conviction rate for 2024, marking a year of significant accomplishments in its ongoing battle against terrorism, extremism, and organised crime.   According to NIA’s year-end report, the agency registered 80 cases in 2024, making a total of 210 arrests across various criminal categories..

    Delhi witnesses highest number of ‘Good to Moderate’ air quality days since 2018

     New Delhi: The national capital is witnessing a significant improvement in air quality this year, a report Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) on Tuesday said with a record 209 days falling under the “Good to Moderate” air quality category. Officials said that this marks the highest number of such days since 2018, barring the.

    Haryana former CM alleges State govt for looting people in name of toll tax

    Chandigarh: The Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Hooda on Tuesday said the people in the state are being looted in the name of toll tax. He alleged  even after companies have recovered many times more than the investment they made the tolls have not been closed.  Hooda while giving the example of the Ghaggar toll.

    Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla greets the nation on New Year’s Eve

    New Delhi: The Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Tuesday  extended greetings to the people of India on the eve of New Year 2025, wishing everyone a year filled with peace, prosperity, and personal growth. Birla on December 31, he expressed his hope that the coming year would bring joy and enthusiasm to all citizens,.

    Year Ender: Several high profile killings solved, drugs worth crores seized

    “8,935 drug smugglers and suppliers arrested properties worth Rs 335 crore confiscated”     Chandigarh: Led by the Director General of Punjab Police Gaurav Yadav the Punjab police has made significant strides in maintaining law and order, and solved several high profile killing cases in the state this year.  Inspector General of Police Sukhchain Singh.

    Prime Minister Modi travelled all around the country but refused to visit Manipur: Jairam Ramesh

    New  Delhi:  After Manipur Chief Minister apologised the state said people to forget past and start new year with peace the congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Tuesday lashed out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised question why PM is refusing to visit Manipur.   Manipur witnessed a huge violence since last year which killed around 200.

    Kerala teacher sentenced to 111 years, of Rigorous Imprisonment for raping a school girl

    Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala court on Tuesday sentenced a tuition teacher to 111 years rigorous imprisonment, a state government official, who conducted tuitions, for raping a Class 11 student.  The court announced its decisions today and said that the guilty need to be shown no mercy for the crime committed. The incident occurred on July 2,.

    15 injured in clashes with security forces during a protest in Manipur

    Imphal: Around 15 people have been injured during a clash with security forces at Uyokching in Manipur’s tribal inhabited Kangpokpi District on Tuesday when they were protesting against violence in the state. A Manipur Police statement said that a large number of womenfolk attempted to disrupt the deployment of the Army, BSF and CRPF at.

    Year ender: 2.84 lakh lakh saplings planted in Punjab to increase green cover in 2024

    Chandigarh: The Forest and Wildlife Preservation Minister Lal Chand Kataruchak said on Tuesday that around 2.84 lakh of plants have been planted under several initiatives  in Punjab this year to increase the green cover and protect the Wildlife in Punjab.    In an official statement the Minister said that 2.84 lakh saplings under various schemes such.