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Rajasthan Politics: Congress And BJP All Set To Battle With Their Agendas
In the past 50 years, Rajasthan has seen 11 assembly elections, with the incumbent government only able to prevail twice, in 1985 and 1993, both times with the support of the Congress.
Security Reviewed For President Murmu’s Kashmir Tour
He stressed for optimum use of resources and utilization of technology and security gadgets including CCTV cameras.
Explosion In Tamil Nadu’s Firecracker Factory, 9 Dead
Currently, only seven of the nine victims have been identified. "It took several hours to stop the fire," a rescue personnel said.
Sweeper Held For Molesting Female Patient In ICU
Incidents like this keep on happening. Either in government hospital or inside the private hospitals. One obvious question arises that when will incidents like this will come to a halt?
Monetary Ceiling Of Gold Loans Increased To 4 Lakhs For UCBs By RBI
The step is a part of several initiatives to strengthen cooperatives and treat them equally with other types of economic entities, both as beneficiaries and participants.
BJP Releases First List Of Candidates For Rajasthan
What is surprising is that as many as 7 member of parliaments (MPs) figure in that 41 member list.
5 Arrested By CBI For Causing Loss Of Over Rs 30 Crore To RLDA
As per the officials, it was also alleged that the accused diverted the funds deposited with the Bank of Baroda into the accounts of various Mumbai-based shell companies and thereafter the same was withdrawn and misappropriated.
Village Sarpanch Shot Dead In MP, Probe Underway
Police Officials stated that efforts are being made to quickly apprehend the offenders and that due to the gravity of the situation, police are on high alert in the area.
Onus Of Naidu’s Arrest Lies On Modi Government : YS Jagan Mohun Reddy
Reddy also announced that the Andhra Pradesh Assembly elections might take place in March next year and the party manifesto will be released in February.
UP: “Unafraid To Drive At Night Under Yogi Government”, Says Female E-Rikshaw Driver
Najma moves confidently through the city's streets while wearing a burqa because she believes in her government's law and order.
