Delhi govt closes NEET protest cases with caveat: No protection for those with criminal antecedents
The Delhi government announced it will cease legal actions against NEET protest participants, barring those with criminal backgrounds.
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The Delhi government announced it will cease legal actions against NEET protest participants, barring those with criminal backgrounds.
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The action plan is part of the Joint Vision for the Next Decade adopted at the India-Japan annual summit held in Tokyo last year, Singh said
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The unveiling of a saffron jersey for Indian hockey teams has sparked backlash from the Opposition, who accuse the BJP and RSS of ideological manipulation.
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The tankers are the first evidence of vessels carrying Saudi crude for India going dark by turning off their transponders.
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Nainital Police superintendent Jagdish Chand has directed implementation of the proposed measures at the earliest
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The hospital said that on admission, she was resuscitated and shifted to the ICU, where she was managed on ventilatory support.
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There were about 10,000 Indian nationals in Iran, a majority of them students, when attacks by Israel and the US triggered the West Asia conflict in February
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The government said is aware of the issues faced by over 130 Indian nationals who were working in an Iranian hospital in Dubai
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SC has formally exonerated the late ex-PM and quashed the 2015 trial order filed against him; Tharoor called him “cleanest man in Indian politics”
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The top court barred administrative orders regularising past environmental violations, but referred to a legal route the Centre could still use in the future.
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CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke alleged that the Delhi Police orchestrated stone-throwing to justify action against the protesters.
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Opposition MPs, including Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, have accused Shah of issuing orders to the security personnel to use lethal force against the protesters.
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The state has clarified that HIV testing is not mandatory under the HIV and AIDS (Prevention and Control) Act, 2017.
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The gathering had been called by the UK arm of the Students’ Federation of India, SFI-UK
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Traffic restrictions have been introduced across Uttar Pradesh and Delhi, with police deployed at key locations, as the annual Kanwar Yatra began on Thursday.
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While Kharge addressed the house, he questioned if someone had “stitched” the home minister's mouth due to his silence on the security crackdown on protestors.
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Delhi Police clarified that Jantar Mantar remains an active and authorised site for peaceful and aurhorised demonstrations.
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As Kalyan Banerjee continued his protest, Priyanka Gandhi walked up to him and said that the TMC had earlier welcomed several Congress leaders into the party.
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S Krishnan said the government is currently examining the matter and has sought views from several messaging platforms as part of its assessment.
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The former deputy mayor, S Harish, also demanded the resignation of Karnataka's home minister Priyank Kharge over the assault.
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