NEW DELHI: The government on Wednesday approved a grant from Rs 3,500 crore to sugar mills for export of 60 lakh tons of sweetener during the current 2020-21 business year as part of their efforts to help them pay outstanding fees from sugar cane farmers. Reporting to the media after …
Read More »Dilli Chalo | Supreme Court debates panel for talks between farmers and government
Bench notes that the current negotiations have not led the way and are destined for failure. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court said talks between the Center and farmers’ leaders on the controversial farm laws had made no progress and were destined to fail. A bank led by the Chief Justice …
Read More »SC Collegium recommends Judge Sanjib Banerjee as Chief Justice of Madras HC
Judge Sanjib Banerjee is currently a judge of the Calcutta High Court. The Supreme Court College recommended the appointment of the Calcutta High Court judge, Judge Sanjib Banerjee, as president of the Madras High Court. Currently, Judge AP Sahi serves as President of the Madras High Court. The Collegium’s recommendations …
Read More »Kerala Local Bodies Polls: LDF Looks Ready to Repeat its 2015 Performance | India News
NEW DELHI: In a big boost for Prime Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, the PCM-led Democratic Left Front (LDF), although it overcame a number of controversies, was able to outperform the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) and the Frente United Democratic led by the BJP National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the Kerala …
Read More »Amid tensions in China, government could blacklist some telecom providers to ‘enhance national security’
Amid the border clash with China, the central government announced on Wednesday that it could blacklist certain telecommunications providers and prepare a list of trusted providers from which equipment can be purchased. The government’s move effectively means that certain Chinese telecom equipment suppliers may face new obstacles, as the telecommunications …
Read More »“BJP brings party from Hyderabad to cut Muslim votes”: Mamata Banerjee
Mamata Banerjee said the BJP is “spending millions of rupees to bring a party from Hyderabad.” West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Tuesday that the BJP is “spending millions of rupees to bring in a party from Hyderabad to split Muslim votes,” in an apparent reference to the …
Read More »BUSTED – Factory in UP’s Hathras made fake spices by mixing donkey manure, ‘bhusa’ and acids
Factory made fake spices by mixing donkey manure, hay and acids [Representative image]| Photo credit: iStock Images Key points The factory prepared counterfeit spices using inedible colors, donkey manure, acids, and hay (bhusa). Police sent 27 samples of the spices to a laboratory for analysis. The factory owners are members …
Read More »5 Telangana girls allege sexual abuse by the director during a pandemic
At least five girls, between the ages of seven and eleven, were allegedly sexually exploited. Hyderabad: The principal of a government primary school in Telangana was arrested after being accused of repeated sexual exploitation of student girls. The school is located in the Bhadradri Kothagudem district. The principal, who is …
Read More »“ Do you know anything about agriculture? ”: MP CM criticizes Rahul Gandhi amidst uproar
Madhya Pradesh’s Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan lashed out Wednesday at Congressional Leader Rahul Gandhi over ongoing farmers’ protests against new farm laws, adding that people working against the country’s interests have entered the turmoil. Gandhi, who has been a strong critic of the three new laws passed by Parliament …
Read More »Prime Minister Modi played an important role in overthrowing the government of Kamal Nath, leader of the BJP
BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya was addressing a public event in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore. Indore: Prime Minister Narendra Modi played a “major role” in the downfall of the Kamal Nath-led congressional government in Madhya Pradesh in March, said Kailash Vijayvargiya, the BJP’s national secretary general, in a statement that appeared to …
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