Cyclone Gulab makes landfall, Prime Minister takes stock of situation

Cyclone Gulab Makes Landfall, Prime Minister Takes Stock Of Situation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Chief Ministers of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha to take stock of the prevailing situation. The cyclonic storm started making landfall by Sunday evening.

PM Modi inspects construction site of new Parliament building

Pm Modi Inspects Construction Site Of New Parliament Building

Prime Minister Narendra Modi went to the construction site of the new Parliament building at around 8.45 pm today. He spent almost an hour at the site and did a first-hand inspection of the construction status of the new parliament building.

Women should demand 50% reservation in Judiciary, CJI Ramana

Women Should Demand 50% Reservation In Judiciary, Cji Ramana

Chief Justice of India N V Ramana urged the women to demand 50 % reservation in the judiciary. It is not a charity but a matter of right. He was addressing the felicitation function organized by the women advocates honouring Chief Justice and Supreme Court judges on Sunday.

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REET exam: 5 arrested for hiding bluetooth devices in slippers

Reet Exam: 5 Arrested For Hiding Bluetooth Devices In Slippers

Five candidates were arrested in Bikaner for trying to cheat by hiding Bluetooth devices in footwear while appearing for Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers.

Cancer incidences high among men, ICMR study reveals

Cancer Incidences High Among Men, Icmr Study Reveals

The incidences of cancer are high among men compared to women, according to an ICMR study. ICMR released 'Clinicopathological Profile of Cancers in India: A Report of the Hospital-Based Cancer Registries, 2021'. Out of 6,10,084 cancers, 3,19,098 (52.4%) cancers were reported in males, and 2,90,986 (47.6%) in females.

2 AP fishermen killed in Gulab storm, one missing

2 Ap Fishermen Killed In Gulab Storm, One Missing

Two fishermen from Srikakulam district of Andhra Pradesh lost their lives in the cyclonic storm Gulab in Bay of Bengal on Sunday evening while another still remained missing.

Sri Lanka food importers hit by US dollar shortage

Sri Lanka Food Importers Hit By Us Dollar Shortage

Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa on August 31 declared an economic emergency to contain soaring inflation after a steep fall in the value of the country's currency caused a spike in food prices.

German elections: Armin Laschet commits faux pas, vote valid

German Elections: Armin Laschet Commits Faux Pas, Vote Valid

The Christian Democratic Union candidate Armin Laschet committed a faux pax while he was voting in Aachen. Laschet's votes were visible as he dropped the ballot paper into the box, something that is supposed to be a no-go under German election law.

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Swiss approve same-sex marriage by wide margin in referendum

Swiss Approve Same Sex Marriage By Wide Margin In Referendum

Switzerland's parliament and the governing Federal Council supported the “Marriage for All” measure. Switzerland has authorized same-sex civil partnerships since 2007.

No turf war in judiciary, legislature and executive, all working for nation: Rijiju

No Turf War In Judiciary, Legislature And Executive, All Working For Nation: Rijiju

"In a democracy, it is very important for us to have a lively relation between us (the judiciary, executive and legislature)...It is vital for us to have a lively relationship," Kiren Rijiju said.

Mortal remains of jawan to be cremated after 16 years at his native place

Mortal Remains Of Jawan To Be Cremated After 16 Years At His Native Place

The mortal remains of an army jawan, resident of Muradnagar, Ghaziabad, who went missing during trekking in 2005 will be cremated after 16 years at his native place with state honours.

No plans to include MBC reservation in Ninth schedule, says Union Minister

No Plans To Include Mbc Reservation In Ninth Schedule, Says Union Minister

Union Minister Dr Virendra Kumar while speaking to ETV Bharat during his Jaipur visit stated that there are no plans to include  most backward class (MBC) reservation in the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution.

Three of a family killed for practicing sorcery in Jharkhand

Three Of A Family Killed For Practicing Sorcery In Jharkhand

Three members of the same family have been killed by their relatives for allegedly practising witchcraft in Jharkhand's Gumla.

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