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Technological problems, it can cause unrepairable damage

Parliament functioned smoothly except in monsoon session last year

Airports see queue pangs

Delays at immigration counters blamed on shortage of officers, increase in passengers arriving on e-tourist visas

Rajasthan govt does it again, ushers in crucial land reforms

The state has been wooing investors with sops, business-friendly policies for the last two years

Rajasthan becomes the first state in India to clear land title Bill

State residents living in urban areas can seek a certificate of ownership by paying nominal fees

Rajasthan clears Bill for govt to set up townships in DMIC

The Bill will allow the setting up of a regional development authority to develop integrated townships

A billion Indians under Aadhaar: Here's what should worry us

While Aadhaar promises to be a boon for delivery of government support, the concerns around privacy and data protection leave much to be desired

Rajasthan to seek Centre relief for crop damage

In some areas of Rajasthan, 10-20% of the standing crop has been damaged

2 Rajasthan firms invoked amended law to retrench staff last year

Effect of labour law changes unclear on FDI inflow

Private entities face CAG heat for Rs 2,700-cr tax anomalies

560 high-value cases under scanner

Is social media prone to exaggeration?

Kirtivardhan Azad has hurled a googly at his party

Azad has raised the issue of alleged financial irregularities in the DDCA

Irregularities reported in health scheme for ex-servicemen

The report was based on the results of checks undertaken during 2012-13 to 2014-15

What should Vasundhara Raje do now?

With 40% of her current tenure as head of Rajasthan government over and not much to show, it is imperative she shows work on the ground, while keeping the party in good humour

Know your liquor, currency, narcotics and porn limits

Bimaru ministers buck 'Bihar' trend: Nearly 87% are graduates

Business Standard takes a look at how our ministers fare in terms of educational qualification

Why some in the NDRF feel let down

Rural Distress: Back-to-back drought adds to the woes

The well-irrigated states of Punjab, Haryana, Karnataka, western Uttar Pradesh and coastal states such as Odisha are, for the first time, feeling the effects of a poor monsoon

Rural distress: Madhya Pradesh has been let down by monsoon

Most farmers depend on rainwater for farming; depleting groundwater has exacerbated the matters

Each district to have start-up incubator

The second day of the summit lacked fanfare as most of the industry captains and Union ministers had left on the first day