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7th batch of devotees depart for Amarnath Yatra from Pahalgam's base camp

Visuals from the site showed pilgrims embarking on their spiritual journey towards the holy cave shrine of Lord Amarnath

Maharashtra govt tables bill to amend slum act, enable SRA to recover dues

The bill seeks to amend the Maharashtra Slum Area (Improvement, Clearance and Redevelopment) Act, 1971.

Preliminary report in Air India crash expected to be released by Friday

The investigation into the Air India flight 171 crash is focusing on the movement of the engine fuel control switches, following an analysis of the Boeing 787's flight and voice data recorders

PM Modi leaves for Namibia after concluding two-day visit to Brazil

During the visit, India and Brazil also inked agreements to bolster cooperation in several areas

Staying home during Covid to be treated as duty for trainees: Rail ministry

The ministry's circular came after one of the Zonal Railways unit sought to know whether the period spent at home during nationwide lockdown due to pandemic be considered as duty

Delhi govt welcomes CAQM relief on vehicle ban, CM lauds decision

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said the commendable decision taken in public interest reflects a balanced and humane approach towards environmental concerns

CAQM defers fuel ban for end-of-life vehicles in Delhi-NCR to Nov

The amendment was driven by the Government of NCT Delhi's concerns about the operational readiness of the Automated Number Plate Recognition system

Highlights: Raipur flight makes emergency landing at Indore airport after mid-air technical fault

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Chhattisgarh govt revives Charan Paduka scheme for tendu leaf collectors

Under the scheme, up to two members per family -- aged 18 or above -- engaged in tendu leaf collection will receive a pair of footwear each every year

E-comm, online payment platforms being abused for terror financing: FATF

The FATF report flagged that terrorists have been abusing e-commerce platforms and online marketplaces and said terrorists have used such platforms for their operational procurement

Audit entire aircraft fleet of all carriers: House panel to DGCA

The DGCA, in turn, told the committee that it will put in place a mechanism to curb the surge in air ticket prices

Datanomics: Displacements in India rise due to natural disasters, conflicts

According to the data from Geneva-based Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre, around 118,000 people were displaced by climate-induced disasters in India in 2024

Using WhatsApp groups to harass juniors will be treated as ragging: UGC

The advisory also flagged incidents where juniors were threatened with social boycott if they did not follow seniors' instructions

Govt officials acting on 'whims and fancies', X tells Karnataka HC

X Corp argues before the Karnataka High Court that arbitrary content blocking under Section 79 of the IT Act by government officers violates constitutional safeguards

Centre refutes claims, says X took 21 hours to unblock Reuters accounts

The clarification came after X blocked accounts of several news platforms including Reuters and Reuters World on July 5

Tourism minister not to blame for inviting Jyoti Malhotra to Kerala: UDF

Leader of Opposition in the state assembly V D Satheesan said had the government known she was a spy, it would not have invited her to the state

Mission Green: UP to plant record 37 crore saplings in one-day green push

Mission Green: Plantation target raised by 2 crore this year after an increase in the state's green cover with previous drives. UP will push its limits tomorrow in a single day across all 75 districts

Only 53% Class 6 students know tables up to 10: Education ministry survey

The survey said 1,15,022 children from the three grades were assessed and 2,70,424 teachers and school leaders responded through questionnaires

Karnataka HC bars police from filing chargesheet in Bengaluru stampede case

The petitioners requested the court to issue the restraining order, arguing that filing a chargesheet before the court ruled on the validity of the FIRs could affect their case

Ambedkar wanted judiciary to be free from executive interference: CJI Gavai

Ambedkar had said that we all believe in the supremacy of the Constitution which will keep the country united during peace and war, Gavai said in his address to the legislature