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'Key provisions of CAA may violate certain Articles of Indian Constitution'

In tandem with a National Register of Citizens (NRC) planned by the federal government, the CAA may threaten the rights of India's large Muslim minority of 200 mn, alleged the three-page report

Climate crisis cooks up costly meals: Why your 'thaali' could be on fire

As the climate blows cold and hot, it puts wheat, milk, coffee, and even Hilsa in peril

India's role in medical product space represents unique opportunity: FDA

Dr Robert Califf, US FDA Commissioner will be one of the keynote speakers at the 18th edition of the annual largest gathering of pharma and healthcare sectors

Statsguru: IMD predicts the highest rainfall in nearly two decades

Actual rainfall has often exceeded the weather department's estimates in recent years

Aditya solar mission continuously sending data about Sun: Isro chief

"We are looking into the sun in a continuous manner - UV magnetic charges observation, corona graph observation, X-ray observation and other things," he said

Kejriwal didn't raise insulin issue with Aiims specialists: Tihar officials

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has accused the Tihar administration of denying insulin to Kejriwal, who suffers from diabetes. The party has also alleged a "conspiracy" to "kill" him

Four J'khand DMs fined for submitting incomplete reports on Ganga pollution

In February, the panel had imposed costs of Rs 25,000 on Jharkhand after noting that no report was filed from any district magistrate, who are heads of District Ganga Protection Committees

Highlights: For 60 yrs, Cong could not find a tribal who could be country's President, says PM Modi

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All health schemes gradually coming under Ayushman Bharat umbrella

Coverage under India's flagship Ayushman Bharat scheme may double to Rs 10 lakh; scheme may integrate various national and state health programmes

15% drop in over-speeding challans till mid-April, say Delhi Police

A senior traffic police official said the police have significantly curbed over-speeding incidents on the city's roads through meticulous planning and implementation

ED arrests retired IAS officer Tuteja in Rs 2,000 crore liquor scam case

They were issued a summons by the ED at the EOW/ACB office to join the investigation and record their statements following which they were taken to the central agency's office here

Massive fire breaks out in under-construction building in central Delhi

According to Delhi Fire Service, "We received information about the fire incident at 6.01 pm. Shortly after receiving the information about the blaze, 8 fire services rushed to the spot."

BSF recovers two China-made drones from different locations in Amritsar

The statement further stated that reliable information and coordinated efforts of BSF and Punjab police successfully foiled the desperate attempts of illicit drone handlers from across the border

Will 'last election' appeal work for former MP CM Digvijaya Singh?

Congress leader Digvijaya Singh to contest from Rajgarh constituency of Madhya Pradesh after a gap of 33 years

73 trains on Ambala-Amritsar route cancelled as farmers block tracks

The protestors have been demanding the release of three farmers arrested by the Haryana Police during the ongoing stir

Temperature to remain around 38 deg C in Delhi, likely to rain tomorrow

Speaking to ANI, IMD Senior Scientist Dr Naresh Kumar said that in the next 4-5 days, the temperature can reach 44 degrees Celsius in Eastern India

Excise case: Delhi HC to hear Kejriwal's plea against ED summons on Monday

The AAP national convenor had approached the high court in the wake of the ninth summons issued by the ED asking him to appear before it on March 21

Rail ministry refutes mismanagement claims, warns against misleading videos

Ministry claims there is a malicious ongoing social media campaign aimed at damaging the reputation of the Indian Railways

Country believes new journey into future will begin from polls: PM Modi

He cited his government's promotion of Indian heritage like yoga and Ayurveda, asserting that the country's new generation now believes that self-pride is its identity

'If B'luru stops saying yuck to treated wastewater, it'll never go thirsty'

People are finding it difficult to wrap their head around drinking what they consider sewage. All things said against it are mostly stemming out of ignorance