India
Tamil Nadu Cabinet Recommends Release of 7 Convicts in Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Case
The cabinet said the recommendation would be sent to the governor immediately for action.
Is This Some Kind of a Joke, Says SC on Trial Through WhatsApp
The case, involving a former minister of Jharkhand and his MLA wife, saw the lower court judge in Hazaribagh putting these accused on trial by pronouncing the order framing charges against them through a 'WhatsApp' call.
Cyberabad Cops Bust Haryana-based MLM Fraud Worth Rs 1,200 Crore, Arrest Two
The 'modus operandi' of the accused was running a "binary scheme" in which an individual had to enrol two others who in turn would enrol two more leading to a chain. The victims were cheated by being promised commissions and other benefits.
Death Toll in Scrub Typhus Outbreak in Nagpur Mounts to 15
Scrub Typhus, a mite-borne disease, has gripped the city and a team of National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) was recently sent to ascertain the cause of the outbreak.
Amnesty Calls UP Govt's Attempt at Rehabilitation of Muzaffarnagar Riot Victims 'Woefully Inadequate'
On the fifth anniversary of the riots, the body said the displaced survivors still lived in squalor in resettlement colonies and the seven women survivors of gang rape, who were brave enough to file their complaints, were yet to receive justice.
ICAR AIEEA 2018 Result Out at icarexam.net, Online Counseling Begins September 10
ICAR had organized the All India Entrance Exam for Admission (AIEEA) 2018 August 18 and 19 across the country for candidates seeking admissions to Agricultural universities.
International Literacy Day 2018: Top 7 Vocational Courses in India
In India, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) currently offers around forty vocational courses in various departments like finance, tourism, hospitality, agriculture etc.
DDA Approves Land Pooling Policy, City to Get 17 Lakh Houses
The policy now awaits the nod of the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs. It covers urbanisable areas of urban extensions at 95 villages in the city.
International Literacy Day 2018: Lessons from the Past for a More Literate Future
The First International Literacy Day was celebrated in the year 1967 with an agenda to imbibe reading and writing skills amongst children and adults from all backgrounds.
Toy Guns, Civilian Attire: J&K Cops Change Strategy to Catch Stone Pelters
The strategy was earlier executed in 2010 when scores of policemen were deployed in the mob to identify and arrested stone pelters in the area.
West Bengal is 'Slightly Friendly' to Rohingyas; Set up Camp for 70 Families: BSF DG
At a press conference in November last year, the BSF DG had said there were about 36,000 Rohingyas in various parts of the country and the paramilitary force had upped its ante against their illegal influx into India.
Congress's Fitbit Proof Counters BJP's Photoshop Claim Over Rahul Gandhi's Mansarovar Yatra Pics
Rahul, on this 20-day trip via Nepal, is travelling with a group of 20 other pilgrims from Gujarat and two Special Protection Group commandos.
Bengaluru Airport Set to Go Paperless, Will Launch Facial Recognition From 2019
Biometric technology will identify passengers by their face as they move across the airport, avoiding stops and the repeated presentation of boarding passes, passports or other physical identity documents.
Metro Vibrations May Have Caused Majerhat Bridge Collapse, Says Mamata as Death Toll Rises to 3
Banerjee made the statement after presiding over a high-level meeting at the state secretariat on the bridge collapse in Majerhat that claimed the lives of three people.
Gay Sex No Longer a Crime in India, Supreme Court Says History Owes Apology for the Delay
Parts of Section 377 that criminalised consensual unnatural sex, are "irrational, indefensible and manifestly arbitrary", the apex court said in its ruling that made India the 26th country in the world where homosexuality is legal.
Centre Saw Writing on the Wall And Decided Not to Oppose Plea Against Section 377, Says Justice Nariman
The judge highlighted that the essence of the Mental Healthcare Act will make it clear that "homosexuality is not considered to be a mental illness" and that this is a major advance in our law which has been recognised by Parliament itself.