Telugu writer Viswanatha’s works embody Indian culture, says Malladi Vishnu
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Detailed mapping of agro-processing clusters to augment export, investment potential
Work is underway in the State for developing 10 agro-processing clusters based on moong, mustard, soybean, kinnow, pomegranate, guava, orange, isabgol, cumin and garlic
Sonia Gandhi’s ‘Belonging’: From being shelved to the shelves
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Jharkhand High Court sets two month deadline for government to appoint JPSC Chairman, members
Former JPSC chairman L. Khiangte was arrested on August 10, a day after all three members of the panel resigned amid massive protests by aspirants over alleged irregularities in recruitment tests conducted by the commission.
CPI(M) extends support to bank employees’ strike on September 11
This struggle is not merely for the rights of bank employees, but also against the Union government’s policies aimed at handing over the banking system to private players, says Srinivasa Rao
Odisha auditors caught demanding ₹10 bribe per student in government-run residential schools
The vigilance department seizes ₹14,38,340 kept in envelopes from two auditors accused of making such bizarre demands for bribes
DFCs: The backbone of India’s logistics push
The Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) is now fully operational, giving India a 2,843-km freight backbone and a template for the next phase of its logistics overhaul
Bombay HC questions Police on Parth Pawar not being named as accused in Pune land deal case; seeks reply
The police investigation found the company had two directors, but only one of them was named as an accused; the Court submission stated that the son of the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra wields influence
Uttar Pradesh Government to run ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’ from September 17
Campaign will turn PM Modi’s 25 years of service and resolve of ‘Viksit Bharat 2047’ into a people’s resolve, says CM Yogi
Main accused in Madhya Pradesh hooch tragedy held after encounter in Sagar: Police
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What does the newly passed inter-university transfer Bill mean for teachers in West Bengal? | Explained
The statement of objects and reasons of the Bill says the State intends the govt. to optimise the utilisation of human resources in the higher education sector; Opposition MLAs flag that it will lead to selective targeting of academicians critical of the Bengal govt.
Shipping and Shipbuilding: The Engines of India’s Economy
This e-book delves into the ambition, strategy, and intricate challenges behind India’s mission to transform its shipyards into engines of economic growth.
India did not invite Bangladesh PM Rahman for BRICS; invite was for BIMSTEC Chair: Dhaka
The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs said that Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman was invited in his capacity as the head of BIMSTEC, not as the Prime Minister.
Congress: Modi government sets new prorogation delay record, eyes ‘super-tainted’ 2/3rd majority
Jairam Ramesh also asked why is the Modi government refusing to convene an all-party meeting to discuss its proposals for delimitation so as to build the broadest possible consensus
Decisions that Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary had to roll back
Mr. Choudhary took a U-turn on at least six major decisions due to pressure from the Opposition and the public in general
Banking services impacted as unions go on nationwide strike to press for 5-day workweek
Most branches of public sector banks across the country were either completely or partially closed as both employees and officers observed the strike
KSEB ‘working hard’ to tide over power shortage, says Keralam Electricity Minister
Sunny Joseph says Opposition should not blame the present UDF government, as lapses during LDF’s tenure also contributed to the power crisis
Xi's India visit to help diplomatic thaw, but business ties bound by suspicion | Analysis
Businesses in both countries continue to face hurdles, including investments stalled by regulations, visa delays and restrictions on industrial equipment, underlining the gap between diplomatic progress and economic ties, analysts say