Overpriced popcorn, bottled water in multiplexes: Keralam govt. agencies begin inspections
Officials issue notices to representatives of multiplexes, saying that the prices are excessive, and that the matter will be reported to the government
Woman alleges ₹1.5 lakh fraud in promise of CM relief fund assistance
Woman alleges ₹1.5 lakh fraud in promise of CM relief fund assistance
Supreme Court wants affidavit on IPS postings in CAPFs, continues oversight of 2025 judgment
In an affidavit, the Union Home Secretary had informed the court that 46 IPS officers have been brought on deputation to the CAPFs up to the SAG level after the court’s 2025 judgment
AI university consultation panel holds first meeting, discusses phased establishment
The committee is chaired by Kris Gopalakrishnan, co-founder of Infosys and chairman of Axilor Ventures, and co-chaired by N. Manjula, secretary, Department of Electronics, IT, Biotechnology and Science & Technology.
NIA chargesheets 13 accused in espionage case
The accused trespassed into sensitive areas of vital importance, installed spy cameras and transmitted sensitive information to entities based in an ‘enemy country’, the agency says
Democratic Sangha launches Young Leaders for Social Change programme in Vijayawada
Young Leaders for Social Change (YLSC) programme is a four-month civic and social leadership programme designed for students from classes VIII to XII
DVAC conducts raid at former minister K.N. Nehru’s residence
DVAC conducts raid at former minister K.N. Nehru’s residence
Distrusting a system is not a problem at all, it is a sure sign of democratic progress: Former Orissa HC Chief Justice S. Muralidhar
We should not be among those countries that find it acceptable that children are dying of starvation or that children are dying for want of medical aid, says Justice S. Muralidhar
Maharashtra Bill does not regulate private hospital treatment rates, says health right group
The campaign also includes meetings with all 21 MLAs who are members of the JLC, demanding Health Minister convene a statewide consultation with organisations and networks working in the health sector to discuss the Bill…
Indian researchers map colonial spider’s venom gland, uncover molecules with potential for future cancer and antimicrobial drug research
The researchers cautioned that the findings represent an early stage of biomedical research and require extensive validation before any clinical application becomes possible