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India reaffirms commitment to prevent proliferation of destruction weapons

India has consistently supported UN Security Council Resolution 1540, which aims to prevent non-state actors from acquiring WMDs

Thriving constitutional order based on institutional trust in courts: CJI

The CJI also referred to hybrid hearings in courts and said they were introduced in order to tackle Covid-19-induced nationwide lockdowns and now, are a feature of Indian courts

RG Kar victim's parents protest, Aparna Sen urges CM to visit medics

The parents said that they would continue their demonstration till Mahadasami, the last day of the Durga Puja festival on Saturday

NCBC suggests inclusion of many Maharashtra communities in central OBC list

NCBC proposed adding communities such as Lodh, Lodha, Lodhi; Badgujar; Suryavanshi Gujar; Leve Gujar, Reve Gujar, Reva Gujar; Dangari; Bhoyar, Pawar; and Kapewar, among others

RG Kar case: Police 'picks up' 29 for giving leaflets at Durga Puja marquee

While the police maintained they were common people showing solidarity with the medics, the junior doctors insisted that the ones picked up were their colleagues

PM meets Council of Ministers; stresses on good governance, public service

Prime minister used the phrase 'Janta ke sewak' while stressing that ministers must dedicate themselves to solving the problems of common people and improving their ease of living

Wangchuk on hunger strike, invites people to extend support by fasting

The climate activist said several people have come to meet them, including politicians. On Wednesday, a 91-years old freedom fighter came to meet the protesters

Ratan Tata dies at 86: As India mourns loss of the icon, tributes pour in

'Ratan Tata was a visionary business leader, a compassionate soul, extraordinary human,' says PM Modi

Ratan Tata timeline: Major moments in the life of the business leader

Ratan Naval Tata, former Chairman of Tata Sons and one of India's most influential businessmen, has had a remarkable life. Here's a timeline highlighting key moments in his personal life, career

At 97%, Railways draws close to full electrification of broad gauge network

The Centre has allocated Rs 6,500 cr towards electrification in the current financial year

Early dip in stubble fires offers brief relief, but pollution threat looms

Environment analysts say fire burning has just begun, with peak stubble burning expected in late October through early November

News updates: Industrialist Ratan Tata dies at Mumbai hospital, says police official

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Better access to water, sanitation but only 63% use clean fuel: Mospi

Goa (99.2%) has the highest share of households with access to clean cooking fuel

Ratan Tata passes away at 86: A look at his life and enduring legacy

'From education to healthcare, his initiatives have left a deep-rooted mark that will benefit generations to come,' says Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran

Over 82% of rural youth able to use internet in India, says govt survey

"82.1 per cent of rural youth aged 15-24 years can use the internet, compared to 91.8 per cent in urban areas," an official statement said

RG Kar: Agitating docs 'picked up' by police while distributing leaflets

The junior doctors were brought to the Kolkata Police headquarters in Lalbazar from the Tridhara Sammilani Puja at Deshapriya Park

MSP conflict with govt pushes Punjab farmers into stubble burning

Minimum support price has been a bone of contention between the farmers in Punjab and the state and Centre

Parliamentary panel on IT to review mechanism to curb fake news, OTT issues

With cryptocurrency making its presence felt in India, the committee will also examine the emergence of new forms of currencies and their impact

MP Police books Sanjay Raut for making false remarks on Ladli Behna Yojana

The case was registered this evening by the Bhopal crime branch after a complaint was lodged by BJP's Mahila Morcha district unit president Vandana Jachak

TN govt urges workers to resume work as Samsung accepts most of the demands

Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin said Samsung, a multinational, has its own rules. The only bone of contention is registration of the workers union