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Maharashtra To Double Honorarium Amount For Emergency Prisoners
The Maharashtra cabinet has decided to double the honorarium provided by the state government to those imprisoned during the Emergency in 1975.
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Odisha Alerts Districts Against Spread Of Cholera, Death Count At 11 So Far
With 10 per cent of the samples testing positive for the deadly Vibrio Cholera virus, the Odisha government on Tuesday put all the 30 districts on alert against the spread of the water-borne disease which has so far claimed 11 lives.
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Suspected Israeli Hackers Claim To Destroy Data At Iran's Bank Sepah
An anti-Iranian government hacking group with potential ties to Israel and a track record of destructive cyberattacks on Iran claimed in social media posts that it had destroyed data at Iran's state-owned Bank Sepah.
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"Ensure Not Even A Pebble Pricks Feet Of Devotees": Rekha Gupta On Kanwar Yatra
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday said that the Delhi government will set up a single-window system to grant permissions and handle grievances related to Kanwar camps during the holy month of Sawan.
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Calcutta High Court Pauses Bengal OBC Reservation Notifications
The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday ordered an interim stay on notifications issued by the West Bengal government with regard to reservations to 140 subsections under OBC-A and OBC-B categories made by it.
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"Becoming Norm With Air India": MP Supriya Sule's Flight Delayed By 3 Hours
Underscoring that travellers deserve better, MP Supriya Sule on Tuesday said her Delhi-Pune Air India flight was late by over three hours, and there has been no communication or assistance from the airline.
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'We Have To Abide..': DK Shivakumar On Screening Of 'Thug Life' In Karnataka
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Tuesday appealed to Kannada activists to abide by the Supreme Court order, which directed the state government to ensure the screening of the Kamal Haasan-starrer movie 'Thug Life'.
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Opinion | Everything A Caste Census Will Change For India
In his book Seeing Like a State, James C. Scott reminds us that modern states rely on simplification, of forests into timber, of people into populations, to govern effectively. The census is perhaps the most paradigmatic of these technologies.
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BJP Demands Resignation Over Bengaluru Stampede, Siddaramaiah Responds
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has refused to resign in the face of BJP protests over the stampede in Bengaluru during a mega celebration of the local IPL franchise's maiden victory earlier this month.
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After Honeymoon Murder, Meghalaya Bans Renting Private Vehicles For Commercial Use
A public notice issued by the Office of the Commissioner of Transport dated June 13, 2025, clarified that Meghalaya has not implemented the Rent-a-Motorcycle or Rent-a-Cab schemes.
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Bengaluru Shop Owner Claims "Torture" By Man Over Signboard In English
As per Karnataka government rules, all business signboards in the state must display names with at least 60 per cent of the text in Kannada.
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Bengaluru Commuters Ride As 'Parcels' After Bike Taxi Ban
Bengaluru commuters have a novel way to get around the Karnataka High Court's order banning bike taxis - to 'ship' themselves as 'parcels' with two-wheeler delivery service riders.
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Bangladesh Directs Fugitive Leader Sheikh Hasina To Return To Face Trial
Bangladesh's war crimes court ordered fugitive ex-leader Sheikh Hasina on Monday to return to face trial on charges amounting to crimes against humanity.
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As Debate Over Bangladesh Election Intensifies, A Tussle Over Dates
Bangladesh's Election Commission (EC) has declared that it's ready to hold the fresh parliamentary election in the country, but confusion persists on the timing.
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Fake Dead Mother, Real Government Job: Shocking Scam In Madhya Pradesh
In a case that reads more like a bizarre crime novel than a bureaucratic slip-up, a massive scam has emerged from Madhya Pradesh's Rewa district education office.
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Maharashtra To Double Honorarium Amount For Emergency Prisoners
The Maharashtra cabinet has decided to double the honorarium provided by the state government to those imprisoned during the Emergency in 1975.
-
Odisha Alerts Districts Against Spread Of Cholera, Death Count At 11 So Far
With 10 per cent of the samples testing positive for the deadly Vibrio Cholera virus, the Odisha government on Tuesday put all the 30 districts on alert against the spread of the water-borne disease which has so far claimed 11 lives.
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Suspected Israeli Hackers Claim To Destroy Data At Iran's Bank Sepah
An anti-Iranian government hacking group with potential ties to Israel and a track record of destructive cyberattacks on Iran claimed in social media posts that it had destroyed data at Iran's state-owned Bank Sepah.
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"Ensure Not Even A Pebble Pricks Feet Of Devotees": Rekha Gupta On Kanwar Yatra
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday said that the Delhi government will set up a single-window system to grant permissions and handle grievances related to Kanwar camps during the holy month of Sawan.
-
Calcutta High Court Pauses Bengal OBC Reservation Notifications
The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday ordered an interim stay on notifications issued by the West Bengal government with regard to reservations to 140 subsections under OBC-A and OBC-B categories made by it.
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"Becoming Norm With Air India": MP Supriya Sule's Flight Delayed By 3 Hours
Underscoring that travellers deserve better, MP Supriya Sule on Tuesday said her Delhi-Pune Air India flight was late by over three hours, and there has been no communication or assistance from the airline.
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'We Have To Abide..': DK Shivakumar On Screening Of 'Thug Life' In Karnataka
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Tuesday appealed to Kannada activists to abide by the Supreme Court order, which directed the state government to ensure the screening of the Kamal Haasan-starrer movie 'Thug Life'.
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Opinion | Everything A Caste Census Will Change For India
In his book Seeing Like a State, James C. Scott reminds us that modern states rely on simplification, of forests into timber, of people into populations, to govern effectively. The census is perhaps the most paradigmatic of these technologies.
-
BJP Demands Resignation Over Bengaluru Stampede, Siddaramaiah Responds
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has refused to resign in the face of BJP protests over the stampede in Bengaluru during a mega celebration of the local IPL franchise's maiden victory earlier this month.
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After Honeymoon Murder, Meghalaya Bans Renting Private Vehicles For Commercial Use
A public notice issued by the Office of the Commissioner of Transport dated June 13, 2025, clarified that Meghalaya has not implemented the Rent-a-Motorcycle or Rent-a-Cab schemes.
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Bengaluru Shop Owner Claims "Torture" By Man Over Signboard In English
As per Karnataka government rules, all business signboards in the state must display names with at least 60 per cent of the text in Kannada.
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Bengaluru Commuters Ride As 'Parcels' After Bike Taxi Ban
Bengaluru commuters have a novel way to get around the Karnataka High Court's order banning bike taxis - to 'ship' themselves as 'parcels' with two-wheeler delivery service riders.
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Bangladesh Directs Fugitive Leader Sheikh Hasina To Return To Face Trial
Bangladesh's war crimes court ordered fugitive ex-leader Sheikh Hasina on Monday to return to face trial on charges amounting to crimes against humanity.
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As Debate Over Bangladesh Election Intensifies, A Tussle Over Dates
Bangladesh's Election Commission (EC) has declared that it's ready to hold the fresh parliamentary election in the country, but confusion persists on the timing.
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Fake Dead Mother, Real Government Job: Shocking Scam In Madhya Pradesh
In a case that reads more like a bizarre crime novel than a bureaucratic slip-up, a massive scam has emerged from Madhya Pradesh's Rewa district education office.
