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Puduchery Assembly declares Karaikal a protected farm zone

Close on the heels of a similar move by neighbouring Tamil Nadu, the Puducherry Assembly has passed a resolution declaring Karaikal region and Bahoor block in the Cauvery belt as "protected agricultural zones" and opposed any hydrocarbon projects in the areas.


Efficacy of Pak's decision to send Hafiz to jail remains to be seen: Govt sources

The efficacy of Pakistan's decision to send Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed to jail remains to be seen as it came just days ahead of a global watchdog's review on Islamabad's action against terror networks operating from the country, official sources said on Thursday.


LATEST HEADLINES

India, Ethiopia elevate ties to strategic partnership as PM Modi holds talks with his counterpart


K'taka Cong to protest against replacing MGNREGA, 'hate politics' in National Herald case


Truck driver arrested with cannabis worth over Rs 80 lakh in UP


41 lakh illicit liquor seized, 1.84 lakh arrested in major drive: K'taka Minister tells Assembly


'Rear-guard action': BJP over Mamata accepting sports minister's resignation after Messi event


Mangaluru’s Karavali Utsava is back; Cultural, beach events lined up, here’s the complete schedule


Modi govt by changing name of MGNREGA exposed its 'hatred' towards Gandhi: Siddaramaiah


Man arrested for for raping mute woman in Jamshedpur


No stubble burning now, why air pollution crisis in Delhi: Mann takes dig at BJP


Bengaluru: Woman falls prey to 'digital arrest' scam, loses over Rs 2.05 cr


Udupi: Toddler slips from mother's hand while drawing water from well, dies


Businessman burnt to death as moving car catches fire in Noida




NSA detention: HC imposes Rs 1 lakh cost on MP govt over affidavit

The Madhya Pradesh High Court on Wednesday imposed a cost of Rs one lakh on the state government for not filing the district magistrate's affidavit along with its reply in response to a notice over detention of to a man from Seoni under the National Security Act (NSA).

Bhim Army chief moves SC, seeks intervention in Shaheen Bagh matter

Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad moved the Supreme Court on Wednesday seeking its intervention on a plea which wanted removal of protestors from Shaheen Bagh here, claiming that the petition is "collusive" and the administration has "deliberately blocked" roads connecting Delhi to Noida and Faridabad.

Teachers & students of Nagaland University stage anti-CAA protest

Teachers and students of Nagaland University on Wednesday staged anti-CAA demonstration at its four campuses in Kohima, Dimapur and Zunheboto districts of the state.

Haryana: Youth gets life term for raping minor girl in 2017

A court here on Wednesday sentenced a 24-year-old to life imprisonment for raping and impregnating a minor Dalit girl of a village in Hansi sub-division of Hisar district in 2017.

Coronavirus: China returnee put under 'home isolation' in Mizoram

One more student returning to Mizoram from China has been put under "home isolation" as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus in the state, taking the total number of such cases to seven, a health department official said on Wednesday.

No upper age relaxation for JK applicants in UPSC civil services exam this year

Unlike last year, there will be no upper-age relaxation for applicants taking the civil services examination 2020 who are domicile of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir between 1980 and 1989, according to a notification issued on Wednesday.

Jamia students allege cops kicked them in private parts, tore their hijab during Feb 10 protest

A group of Jamia Millia Islamia students on Wednesday alleged police kicked them in their private parts, tore their clothes and hijabs and abused them when they tried to march to Parliament on February 10 against the CAA and NRC.

EVMs cannot be tampered with, no question of going back to ballot paper: CEC

Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora on Wednesday asserted that the electronic voting machines cannot be tampered with and that there was no question of going back to the ballot paper.

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