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Lakhimpur case: Centre must take action, says brother of lynched BJP worker

Shubham was one of the three BJP workers lynched by farmers after a car belonging to Ajay Mishra mowed down four of them during an anti-farm law protest in Tikunia

Lakhimpur violence: 'Yogi promised Ram Rajya, party workers running amok'

The bereaved families have only one thing to say: "We don't want money. Give us back our sons."

How end of farmers' five-day protests in Karnal served the cause of BJP

This is not the first time the police had cracked down on farmers in the past year

Karnal bears signs of being a 'Fort Knox' for ongoing farmer activism

The farmers fear that having more morchas will not only reduce their strength but also give a chance to the government to repeat the Bastara toll plaza incident

Back to school: Gurugram, Delhi schools reopen to near empty classrooms

Teachers, too, are concerned about the challenges of convincing younger children to adhere to social distancing norms

As elections near, BJP returns to Uttar Pradesh for launch of Ujjwala 2.0

PM Modi to launch today the second phase of the Ujjwala scheme, under which 10 million more LPG connections will be provided.

Do Indian governors carry their own weight or are they mere rubber stamps?

While the nominal head of a state or union territory is its de facto CEO, he is quite often the conveyor of the Centre' agenda. There are, of course, exceptions

Rural pulse: In Haryana villages, Covid-19 patients wait for doctors

Lack of medical staff and reckless behaviour fuelling Covid-19 surge in the hinterland

At Delhi hospitals, shortage and a long wait for Covid-19 vaccine

Private, state govt hospitals struggle; central govt hospitals seem to be doing better

Exhausted, helpless, doctors struggle to keep sinking health system afloat

Many are grappling with guilt at having to turn patients away, not being able to save lives

Churn in the Jat community: Farmers' stir may upset the BJP apple cart

With just a year to go for the UP elections, the wave of sympathy for the RLD could play spoiler for the BJP in western UP, which accounts for about a 4th of the Assembly constituencies in the state

'If we don't take vaccine, who will?' Healthcare workers make their point

January 16 saw many health care workers lining up to be the first to take vaccines despite the controversy surrounding them. Their mission: To set an example

RML Hospital's resident doctors association apprehensive about Covaxin

With one hour to go before the vaccination process ended, only 31 people had taken the jab

National capital's Covid-19 vaccination drive starts with a bang

Delhi planned to vaccinate over 8,100 people at 81 vaccination centres on Saturday

Decked up for first day, first shot: All eyes on Covid-19 vaccination drive

The hectic preparations in the capital city resembled action at any wedding venue, according to a health worker in the midst of it all

Have no faith in Modi govt; it's under WTO, US pressure: Shiv Kumar Sharma

Modi's views are pro-corporate. During his rule as Gujarat chief minister, over 33,000 farmers were booked under various acts for demonstrating against the government, says Sharma

Chautala is running out of time on withdrawing support from Khattar govt

JJP leader Dushyant Chautala is under pressure to withdraw support from Khattar govt amid farmer protests

Mohalla clinics relegated in Delhi's battle against Covid-19 pandemic

Over the past six months, the neighbourhood primary health centres have remained largely ill-equipped

Haryana farmers upset with sluggish procurement; anxious over paddy entry

Against total arrival of 45,000 tonne in mandis since September 26, government agencies and rice millers have procured only 11,895 tonne of paddy

From day one, I've disagreed to any alliance with Cong: Dushyant Chautala

The issues today are not patriotism and nationalism. People should start the debate on demonetisation and GST