IOA’s election Code of Conduct bars criticism of ‘private life’ of candidates, publicity
The election to pick 10 members of the Athletes' Commission of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) will be held on November 3,…
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Thousands demonstrate in Paris as protests spread across Europe
More than 320,000 people demonstrated across France against the rising cost of living and poor public services, with clashes between some protesters…
34 days on, impasse continues at SRFTI amid student-authority face-off
Classes and hostels remain shut as six students face rustication and alumni, parents and members of the film fraternity rally behind the…
In his first visit, BJP’s Bihar in-charge Harish Dwivedi stresses on strengthening the party
Dwivedi gave guidance on strengthening the organisation through regular meetings and effective public outreach campaigns
Madras High Court Advocates Association challenges 1965 Union Cabinet decision to continue English as common language for Supreme Court and all High Courts
Says, the 1965 decision came to its notice only in 2025 pursuant to details obtained by a lawyer under the Right to…
Cut in physical education teacher-student ratio in Keralam schools unlikely to make a difference
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Akhilesh pitches Gorakhpur vs Kashi narrative, eyes inroads among Brahmins, business community
Akhilesh Yadav is attempting to make inroads among Brahmins and the Bania community by accusing the Chief Minister and his regime of…
Devotees worried over conduct of Kandasashti festival at Kandakottam temple
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Kochi Corporation Council divided over bringing vending bunks under Street Vendors Act
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Ernakulam District Literacy Mission to launch three projects
The projects, which are expected to begin in November, to focus on bringing more people into the fold of literacy
Keralam needs strong security shield to combat cybercrimes, says Home Minister Chennithala
Plans are afoot to begin cyber defence centres in 250 degree colleges in the State to step up vigilance against cybercrimes
Cochin Cancer Research Centre will be developed into centre of excellence, says Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan
A comprehensive development plan for the next five years will be prepared and implemented in phases, says CM