- Farmer associations urge Modito bail out cyclone-hit farmers
‘Nivar has caused extensive damage to crops in 4.9 lakh hectares in A.P.’ - Dilli Chalo | Farmers decline government lunch, tea during talks
Farmer leaders insist that laws must be repealed or agitation will not be stopped. - Varavara Rao to stay at private hospital till December 14: HC
Mr. Rao was admitted at the Nanavati hospital on November 18 - Malegaon blast case: MP Pragya Thakur fails to appear in court
Lt. Col Purohit, Sameer Kulkarni and Ajay Rahikar were present before the judge on Thursday - PM Modi to lay foundation stones of two projects in Gujarat on December 15
PM Modi last visited Gujarat on November 28, when he spent time at Zydus Cadila’s Biotech Park to assess the preparations of its COVID-19 vaccine. - China promises ‘good communication’ with India ahead of dam across Brahmaputra
The over 3,800-km-long Brahmaputra, one of the longest rivers in the world passes through China, India and Bangladesh and has several tributaries and sub-tributaries. - Paddy bear the brunt of Nivar
The crop suffered damage in 1.33 lakh hectares, says Collector - Traders’ association in Mysuru not to support Dec.5 bandh
The Federation of Mysore Traders Association comprising 13 organisations has refused to back the State bandh called on December 5 by pro-Kannada organ - Left, Congress urge Mamata to take steps to convene Assembly session for talks on farmers’ woes
‘If States like Kerala, Punjab, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan can convene assembly sessions to take alternative legal measures against the farm bills, why cannot we’ - Kerala sounds alert in health sector over cyclone Burevi threat
The Kerala Health department on December 3 sounded an alert in the wake of the cyclone Burevi, which is expected to hit the state on December 4, and - DMK to organise black-flag protests in support of farmers
The DMK will organise black-flag demonstrations in all district headquarters in support of the farmers’ protest in Delhi demanding withdrawal of the - Second pump of Kalwakurthy LIS back in operation
Two pumps together are lifting 1,600 cusecs water now; they were damaged by water entering the pump house in October - Indian Railways bans recruitment of ‘Bungalow Peons’
Facility withdrawn amidst stiff resistance from Officers’ Associations - Seven fully reserved special trains to run
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM The Railway Board has given clearance for operating seven fully reserved special inter-city and long-distance trains as part of ope - Govt. not in favour of night curfew to prevent spread of COVID-19, says Home Minister
Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai said on Thursday that the government will explore other options rather than going for ‘night curfew’ to prevent the spr
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