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Govt extends period of retention of bungalow allotted to Indian Women's Press Corps (IWPC) at Windsor Place in Lutyens' Delhi till July 31

PM Modi reviews implementation of National Education Policy, calls for developing hybrid system of online and offline learning to avoid overexposure of schoolchildren to technology

ED arrests CA Suman Kumar in PMLA probe linked to alleged fraud of MGNREGA fund, Rs 17-cr cash recovery from his Ranchi premises: Officials

Jahangirpuri violence case: Delhi Police arrest 3 accused

Jahangirpuri violence case | Delhi Police have arrested 3 accused in the matter taking the total to 36, including 3 minors. The latest accused who have been arrested are namely Zaheer Khan alias Jalil, Anabul alias Sheikh & Tabrez: Delhi Police

Mohali court issues an arrest warrant against Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga and instructs police to arrest him and produce him before court

CBI recovers 94 signed blank cheques, Aadhaar cards from raid

During the raid, CBI recovered 94 signed blank cheques & several Aadhaar cards. The raids are underway, the informed sources added

Three contract employees sustained minor injuries and were administered first aid. While two of them have been discharged post first aid, one is currently under medical observation. There has been no impact on production: Tata Steel

Karnataka | Former MLA and minister Pramod Madhwaraj tenders his resignation to DK Shivakumar, KPCC president

Fuel price hike is 'great Indian loot' by BJP, says Mamata

Explosion at Jamshedpur Tata Steel Plant; efforts on for speedy treatment of injured, says CM Soren

"Haryana Police says that they've handed over the custody of Bagga to Delhi Police & Delhi Police says that've been handed over custody by Punjab Police. So,we'll file reply on dichotomy in their replies.We'll also take apt legal action,whatever required under law,"Adv Puneet Bali

"As far as PM Modi and our party BJP is concerned, we are the protectors of culture and work with the aim to take forward our culture. So, our ideology will be wherever Sanskrit will be. Our ideology will stand by it," BJP national president JP Nadda at Utkarsh Mahotsav in Delhi

BKU's Rakesh Tikait meets Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda in Delhi

South Korea says North Korea fired projectile toward sea

North Korea fired at least one unidentified projectile toward its eastern sea on Saturday, South Korea's military said, in its second launch this week, apparently continuing a provocative streak in weapons demonstrations that may culminate with a nuclear test in the coming weeks or months. (AP)

Stalin announces breakfast scheme, medical check-up in Tamil Nadu schools

Exhibition 'NATO. A Chronicle of Cruelty' at the Museum of Contemporary History of Russia in Moscow

Paintings of wounded children and grieving women line the walls, while loudspeakers spit out the sound of approaching war planes. Welcome to a Moscow exhibit depicting NATO's "crimes" amid Russia's military campaign in Ukraine. The exhibit called "NATO. A chronicle of cruelty" opened at the Museum of Contemporary Russian History in Moscow in early April, over a month after Russian President Vladimir Putin sent troops to the pro-Western country. (AFP Photos)

Terrorists fired at and critically injured a Policeman in Srinagar

Fire breaks out at LIC office in Mumbai's Vile Parle area; no casualty reported: Official

LPG cylinder price increases by Rs 50

The price of 14.2 kg Domestic LPG cylinder increased by Rs 50 to Rs 999.50 per cylinder with effect from today.

7 people die as fire breaks out in 2-storey building in Indore

US CDC identifies 109 cases of hepatitis in children

UShealth officials on Friday said they are investigating 109 cases of severe hepatitis of unknown origin in children, including five reported deaths, updating a nationwide alert issued in April for doctors to be on the lookout for such cases of the liver disease.

EWS certificate validity extended to 3 years in Rajasthan

The certificate required for availing reservation benefits under the Economic Weaker Section (EWS) group will now be valid for three years, according to an official order.

Earlier, the validity of the certificate was one year, which has been extended to three years keeping in view the problems faced by aspirants.

Man beaten to death in Jharkhand for protesting tree felling

A 45-year-old man, who headed a village forest protection committee in Jharkhand’s Gumla district, was killed allegedly by a group of men on Friday after he protested the illegal felling of trees, police said.Shamim Ansari (45), the president of Raikera forest committee, was beaten to death in Bharno police station by men involved in the illegal timber trade, they said.