India yet to liberate itself from English language even after 80 years of independence: Justice Gautam Chowdhary
Allahabad High Court Justice Gautam Chowdhary on Monday said that India has not been able to liberate itself from the English language…
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E-20 Row: Karnataka Minister Claims Ethanol Content Exceeds 30% In Petrol Samples, Demands Relief Fund For Motorists
E-20 Row: Karnataka Minister Claims Ethanol Content Exceeds 30% In Petrol Samples, Demands Relief Fund For Motorists The Daily Jagran
Maharashtra | The maha kushti alliance
The stinging legislative council losses in Nagpur and elsewhere renew overt hostilities within the Mahayuti—as Shinde camp calls for his return as…
Punjab | AAP’s defence first strategy
Pargat entered the field as a compromise state Congress chief, after months of factional war. But in politics as in hockey, he’s…
Abdul Kalam Evaded Satellites At Pokhran. Now Punjab Farmers Are Doing It
Farmers have now learned that satellites can only see what happens when they pass overhead. If fields are set ablaze outside those…
Karnataka | The blistering season of stings
Questions swirl around a purported sting video from the past—who shot it and why, is it fake, who leaked it now? Big…
West Bengal | Suvendu’s clean-up crew
A refurbished Anti-Corruption Branch gets cracking on a long-festering sore in Bengal: institutional corruption. The flagship initiative will be tested on its…
Jammu and Kashmir | Ruhullah speaks a fiery farewell
It promises what reformers always sought: a clean-up of regulatory cholesterol. But civil groups, planners and ecologists worry its sweep may scar…
Jammu and Kashmir | Ruhullah speaks a fiery farewell
It promises what reformers always sought: a clean-up of regulatory cholesterol. But civil groups, planners and ecologists worry its sweep may scar…
Gujarat | Spot leopard, read pattern
Leopards seen ambling in Ahmedabad’s newer fringe put focus on the real apex predator: booming human cities
Madhya Pradesh | What’s behind the hooch tragedies
A series of tragic incidents reveals flaws in a liquor policy that keeps prices high, driving drinkers towards illicit brew
India’s deep-sea fishing ambitions are floundering
Traditional fishers can’t afford the central scheme that provides vessels and equipment at subsidised cost. India also lacks processing facilities for catch.