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Twenty-seven Maoists in Sukma, Chhattisgarh, surrender

Twenty-seven Maoists in Sukma, Chhattisgarh, surrender

According to the police, up to 27 active Maoists with a combined reward of ₹50 lakh turned themselves in to the Sukma district on Wednesday, October 15, 2025.This comes a day after 60 other cadres and senior Naxalite Mallojula Venugopal Rao, also known as Bhupathi, surrendered in the Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra. The government's determination to abolish Naxalism, which is mostly centered in the Bastar area of Chhattisgarh, by March 31, 2026, has been emphasized by Union Home Minister Amit Shah.Ten women were among the 27 Naxalites who gave up in Chhattisgarh on Wednesday. They surrendered in front of Central Reserve Police Force officials and top police officers. According to Sukma Superintendent of Police Kiran Chavan, they expressed dissatisfaction with the "hollow" Maoist doctrine, crimes carried out by Naxalites on defenseless tribal people, and the increasing power of security forces. The Chhattisgarh government's 'Niyad Nellanar' initiative, which aims to facilitate development projects in rural communities, and the state's new surrender and rehabilitation policy also impressed the cadres, he said.According to the official, Oyam Lakhmu, a member of battalion no. 1 of the Peoples' Liberation Guerrilla Army, which was regarded as the most formidable Maoist military unit, was carrying a bounty of ₹10 lakh on his head. Three more According to him, Madvi Bhima, a party member in PLGA battalion no. 1's military platoon unit, Sunita, also known as Kawasi Somdi, and Sodi Mase, who were both members of regional military company no. 2, each held a ₹8 lakh reward. Additionally, he stated that a cadre held a prize of ₹3 lakh, two cadres held a bounty of ₹2 lakh each, and nine cadres held a reward of ₹1 lakh apiece.He stated that all of the Naxalites who turned themselves in received ₹50,000 in aid apiece and would receive additional rehabilitation in accordance with government policy.  

Published 15 Oct 2025 05:10 PM

J&K: Srinagar erlebt teils heftigen Regen, IMD sagt Gewitter und starken Wind voraus

J&K: Srinagar erlebt teils heftigen Regen, IMD sagt Gewitter und starken Wind voraus

Heavy rainfall affected various areas of Srinagar city in Jammu and Kashmir, resulting in a temperature drop.The India Meteorological Department has predicted that the city will experience "Heavy Rainfall, Light to Moderate Rainfall, Thunderstorm accompanied with lightning & gusty winds(30-40kmph)" today.Previously, the Jammu and Kashmir government had instructed schools in the Jammu division to close due to the Indian Meteorological Department's prediction of heavy rainfall in this region. The government-issued circular states that all private and government schools in Jammu will be closed from October 6 to 7. In the Rajouri region, considerable damage was inflicted by intense rainfall that occurred earlier. Residents encountered difficulties because of compromised houses, roads that had sunk, and ruined harvests. Moreover, numerous rain-induced landslides have obstructed various routes within the district.In the meantime, torrential rains in North Bengal caused landslides and serious waterlogging, leading to significant destruction, road obstructions, and fatalities in multiple districts, such as Darjeeling and Jalpaiguri. District authorities confirmed on Monday that at least 18 people were reported killed in Darjeeling due to incessant rain that caused devastation in northern West Bengal on Saturday night and early Sunday. Read more at:  

Published 06 Oct 2025 05:40 PM

152 road segments in Delhi will receive significant renovations once the Center approves a Rs 803 crore investment.

152 road segments in Delhi will receive significant renovations once the Center approves a Rs 803 crore investment.

With the Center accepting the Delhi government's proposal for Rs 803 crore in funding, 152 important sections, including the Ring Road and other flyovers, totaling more than 330 km throughout the Capital, are scheduled to undergo a significant makeover that includes repair, reconstruction, and resurfacing.According to officials, the Central Road and Infrastructure Fund (CRIF) money were granted earlier this month by the Minister for Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), who also requested administrative approval for the projects from the Delhi government. The MoRTH's CRIF program gives states and Union territory money to build and maintain important roads and infrastructure."Delhi is witnessing a new era of infrastructure development," stated Parvesh Sahib Singh, Minister of the Public Welfare Department (PWD). Roads are the lifeblood of any contemporary city, and by fortifying these vital thoroughfares, we are guaranteeing millions of commuters' safety, speed, and sustainability every day."This project aims to build top-notch urban infrastructure that fulfills the dreams of all Delhiites, not just fix roads," he continued.PWD officials insisted that this "project will take the Capital a giant step closer to the vision of a Viksit Delhi" and that the city would see one of the most comprehensive road upgrade and infrastructure development programs in recent years. Roads in the Central, North, East, Northeast, Shahdara, and Northwest districts will be upgraded, new corridors will be built, flyovers will be developed, and roads will be strengthened, resurfaced, and widened, according to officials.The Kashmiri Gate ISBT to Wazirabad, Vikas Marg, ITO circle, Ferozshah road, and the Nizamuddin to Kalkaji stretch are some of the important sections that will undergo repairs and improvements. Another important route that will be extended is the Noida Link Road, which links Noida to Central and East Delhi.In order to relieve traffic and enhance connectivity in Outer, West, and Northeast Delhi, the PWD also intends to build three new flyovers at the Rajouri Garden-Tagore Garden stretch, Rohtak Road (Military Road–Jhansi Road), and on Road 63 and Gokulpuri stretch. The letter from MoRTH to the Delhi Chief Secretary said, "The competent authority in this ministry has agreed to approve the work listed to an amount of Rs 803.39 crore to meet the cost of work debitable to the Government of NCT of Delhi's allocations under the CRIF Act, 2000."    

Published 10 Sep 2025 08:48 PM

The government lowers GST on frequently used goods; the new rates will take effect on this month's 22nd.

The government lowers GST on frequently used goods; the new rates will take effect on this month's 22nd.

The government has lowered the GST on a number of goods in various categories. The GST reduction rate will take effect on this month's 22nd. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told reporters in New Delhi today that the GST on goods used by the average person and middle class has been lowered from 18% or 12% to 5%. Hair oil, toilet soap, soap bars, shampoos, toothbrushes, toothpaste, bicycles, dinnerware, kitchenware, and other home items would now only be subject to 5% GST, the Finance Minister announced.She added that the GST rate on paneer, chena, and ultra-high temperature milk has been lowered from 5% to 0%, while the GST rate on all Indian breads would now be 0%. Additionally, Ms. Sitharaman declared that the GST on the following food items has been lowered from 12 or 18 percent to 5 percent: namkeen, bhujia, sauces, pasta, instant noodles, chocolates, coffee, preserved meat, cornflakes, butter, and ghee.The Minister further stated that the GST slab has been reduced from 28% to 18% for commodities such as air conditioners, televisions larger than 32 inches, all TVs, dishwashing machines, small cars, and motorbikes. According to her, labor-intensive businesses have provided substantial support, and today's measures will also benefit farmers and the agriculture industry. According to the Minister, the GST rate on all agricultural equipment has been lowered from 12% to 5%. Regarding the automobile industry: #GST on small cars and motorcycles up to 350 cc was lowered from 28% to 18%. # The GST on ambulances, buses, and vehicles was lowered from 28% to 18%. # GST on three-wheelers was lowered from 28% to 18%. # All auto parts were subject to a uniform 18% rate. GST reduction on medical supplies: #33 life-saving medications now have a 12% GST reduction instead of a 0% one. # Three life-saving medications used to treat cancer, rare diseases, and other serious chronic illnesses now have GST cut from 5% to 0%. # GST on certain medications was lowered from 12% to 5%.

Published 04 Sep 2025 09:45 PM

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Delhi nears 50 degrees Celsius What's causing extreme heat in capital

Delhi nears 50 degrees Celsius What's causing extreme heat in capital

Due to a serious water deficit in the nation's capital, the Delhi government has asked the Supreme Court for an extra month's worth of water supplies from Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Himachal Pradesh.Delhi's thirst for water has grown due to the intense heat. The petition stated that it is everyone's duty to provide for the capital of the nation.There is a severe water deficit in several parts of Delhi, notably the Sanjay Camp neighborhood in Chanakyapuri and the Geeta colony neighborhood. Long lines of people wait in the intense heat in hopes of filling at least one bucket, as tankers arrive and depart without sufficiently feeding the vast numbers of people living in the colonies.The national capital of India's highest temperature is getting dangerously near to 50 degrees Celsius at the moment of the water crisis. At 2.8 degrees above average, the minimum temperature is almost 30 degrees Celsius. According to the weather office, there will be heatwave conditions in the nation's capital for the next several days. People are encouraged to limit their exposure to the heat and drink plenty of water.The AAP-led Delhi government established 200 squads to execute the ₹ 2,000 punishment for water waste on Wednesday.  

Man from Bihar Dies in Delhi Hospital From Heat, Temperature Reached 107°C

Man from Bihar Dies in Delhi Hospital From Heat, Temperature Reached 107°C

A 40-year-old man from Darbhanga, Bihar, passed away yesterday at the Ram Manohar Lohia hospital in Delhi, following a heatstroke he sustained during the city's record-breaking heatwave. Late on Monday night, the man was admitted to the hospital. He had a high fever and lived in a room without a fan or cooler, according to the doctor who treated him. According to the doctor, the body temperature exceeded 107 degrees Celsius, which is almost 10 degrees higher than usual. This summer's first heat-stroke fatality in Delhi has been documented. With all-time high power consumption, record-breaking temperatures, and a dire water problem, the nation's capital has been experiencing a summer nightmare. The highest temperature ever recorded by any weather station in the nation was 52.9 degrees Celsius, which was reported at the Mungeshpur weather station on the outskirts of the city. The weather bureau is currently looking into whether a local factor or a sensor mistake caused the record reading at the Mungeshpur station. Man from Bihar Dies in Delhi Hospital From Heat, Temperature Reached 107°C A 40-year-old man from Darbhanga, Bihar, passed away yesterday at the Ram Manohar Lohia hospital in Delhi, following a heatstroke he sustained during the city's record-breaking heatwave. Late on Monday night, the man was admitted to the hospital. He had a high fever and lived in a room without a fan or cooler, according to the doctor who treated him. According to the doctor, the body temperature exceeded 107 degrees Celsius, which is almost 10 degrees higher than usual. This summer's first heat-stroke fatality in Delhi has been documented. With all-time high power consumption, record-breaking temperatures, and a dire water problem, the nation's capital has been experiencing a summer nightmare. The weather in Mungeshpur

Interview with Arvind Kejriwal The PM alone can decide how long he wants me to stay in jail.The governments of Mamata and Pinarayi will fall next if I resign (as CMS).

Interview with Arvind Kejriwal The PM alone can decide how long he wants me to stay in jail.The governments of Mamata and Pinarayi will fall next if I resign (as CMS).

Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, discusses his plans to "run democracy" from inside Tihar Jail, what a third term under Prime Minister Modi would entail, and why he believes the BJP will not win a majority. Revised passages:The nation is currently going through a really trying period. The nation is headed toward dictatorship, first slowly and then swiftly. I was detained second by them (the central BJP government) after Hemant Soren, the former chief minister of Jharkhand, was. They are sending a message to the nation by detaining me: if they can arrest Kejriwal on fabricated charges, they can arrest anyone. People ought to obey them and be afraid of them. These are indicators of autocratic rule. They should listen to people in a democracy, yet they are requesting that people do just that. The nation must be saved from this by us. This reminds me a bit of the struggle for freedom. Many of the people who motivate me now were imprisoned forThe entire body of criminal jurisprudence has been completely upended by the PMLA Act. Up until now, a criminal matter would be brought before the court, a FIR would be filed, an investigation would be conducted, and the verdict would determine whether the accused was guilty or innocent. Then and only then would the guilty get punished. Currently, the roles are reversed. On the first day, a FIR is filed and anyone who is suspected is taken into custody. After that, the inquiry carries on, and he is still detained. A person is only released from custody after they are found not guilty in court. The PMLA states this. So nobody is being granted bail. And since all of the cases are false, there is no conviction rate. This legislation was introducedthe Aam Aadmi Party's amazing ascent. Numerous individuals, including our friends, who have met the PM, inform us that the PM talks about AAP on a regular basis. Additionally, he claims that AAP will confront them both nationally and in other states in the future. Their goal is to eliminate AAP before it has a chance to spread. AAP leaders are being detained as part of "operation jhaadu," which they are now conducting. According to a statement made by Mr. Raju (Additional Solicitor General S V Raju), our accounts will be seized following the elections. The process of leaving our office is under progress. However, they fail to realize that the AAP is no longer a four-person party. Now, this idea is becoming more and more popular.  

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, I am convinced that my energy is not biological. God has sent me.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, I am convinced that my energy is not biological. God has sent me.

To counter the ardent opposition and emphasize the achievements of his government over the past ten years, Prime Minister Modi has been actively engaging with various media platforms and news channels in an effort to garner support for his Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA).Throughout the 2018 Lok Sabha elections, Narendra Modi is going all out in an attempt to win an unprecedented third term as India's prime minister. To counter the ardent opposition and emphasize the achievements of his government over the past ten years, Prime Minister Modi has been actively engaging with various media platforms and news channels in an effort to garner support for his Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA).  

Dr. Bikramjit Chaudhuri has been appointed as the new chief of measurement science and analytics by BARC India.

Dr. Bikramjit Chaudhuri has been appointed as the new chief of measurement science and analytics by BARC India.

Dr. Bikramjit Chaudhuri is the new Chief of measuring Science & Analytics at the world's largest television audience measuring agency, the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India. He will take over for Dr. Derrick Gray, a distinguished team member of BARC India for the past six years and a seasoned expert in audience measurement and advanced analytics.Dr. Bikramjit Chaudhuri is the new Chief of measuring Science & Analytics at the world's largest television audience measuring agency, the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India. He will take over for Dr. Derrick Gray, a distinguished team member of BARC India for the past six years and a seasoned expert in audience measurement and advanced analytics.Dr. Bikramjit Chaudhuri: An Experienced Expert Dr. Chaudhuri graduated with a Master of Statistics from the Indian Statistical Institute in Delhi and a Ph.D. from IIT Bombay. He brings with him an extensive background spanning more than thirty years in a variety of domains, including demand forecasting, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), statistics, stochastic modeling, market measurement, and consumer segmentation. In these fields, he is the author of several research papers, publications, and patents. Dr. Chaudhuri has served as the Global Head of Data Science & Advanced Analytics for the Datamatics Group of Companies since 2016. Before working at Datamatics, he was a senior professional at KPMG, Nielsen, and ZS Associates, where he led teams of professionals in a variety of leadership roles.Accepting the New Task "It will be an absolute honor and privilege to be a part of a multitalented and versatile team that runs the largest Audience Measurement system in the world, in one of the most complex multimedia markets," Dr. Chaudhuri remarked, expressing his excitement. I'm excited to use my broad experience and in-depth knowledge to advance the current measuring system and satisfy the expanding demands of the market. Anticipating a thrilling voyage and a rewarding partnership with BARC India.  

The government has changed the schedule for borrowing Treasury bills for the next six weeks and announced three buybacks of short-term securities within the last three weeks.

The government has changed the schedule for borrowing Treasury bills for the next six weeks and announced three buybacks of short-term securities within the last three weeks.

The government has changed the schedule for borrowing Treasury bills for the next six weeks and announced three buybacks of short-term securities within the last three weeks.According to two people with knowledge of the situation, India's federal government's spending is probably going to slow down for a few more months, which could lead to additional measures to inject money into the banking system. The government has changed the schedule for borrowing Treasury bills for the next six weeks and announced three buybacks of short-term securities within the last three weeks.One of the individuals, a government official who wished to remain anonymous because he is not permitted to speak to the media, stated, "We see slow pace of spending till about August."  

Arriving at Arvind Kejriwals house, Raghav Chadha makes his first appearance following eye surgery.

Arriving at Arvind Kejriwals house, Raghav Chadha makes his first appearance following eye surgery.

On Saturday, May 18, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Raghav Chadha visited Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's home for the first time following eye surgery he had in the UK.Chadha had spent a considerable amount of time away following eye surgery in Britain. His absence was also questioned, but the party stated he would return after his recuperation.A Delhi minister said last month that the MP had suffered a severe eye condition that might have resulted in blindness.Raghav Chadha had serious eye surgery in the UK, according to Delhi Health Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj, who also stated in April that he would join the party's Lok Sabha election campaign after he recovered. He disclosed that the MP had developed a severe condition affecting the eyes that would have resulted in blindness.The Punjabi MP for the AAP, Chadha, has not been present during the party's election campaign."In the UK, Raghav Chadha had a significant eye procedure. His condition was very grave, and blindness was a real possibility. He would return to India as soon as he recovers and assist us in the election campaign, Bharadwaj told PTI.When asked if Chadha would be participating in the election campaign, Mann responded, "He will definitely campaign.""Eleven players are involved in cricket. Then there are four additional players, the coaching staff, and those who bat and bowl in the nets. Everyone is carrying out their duties," he remarked.Also confirming that Raghav Chadha will run for the party in the general assembly elections is Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann."We are an organization, and everyone who is given a task will complete it. The Punjab chief minister continued, "AAP will become a powerful political force on June 4.  

Senior IPS officers N. Venu Gopal and A.Y.V. Krishna have been named additional directors in the CBI.

Senior IPS officers N. Venu Gopal and A.Y.V. Krishna have been named additional directors in the CBI.

A Y V Krishna and N Venu Gopal, two senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officers, have been named as new directors of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).The appointment of senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officials A Y V Krishna and N Venu Gopal as additional directors in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is a noteworthy step. Their nominations demonstrate the government's dedication to strengthening the top investigative agency's investigation skills.The CBI Appoints A Y V Krishna as a Director The CBI has nominated A Y V Krishna, a renowned IPS officer from the Assam-Meghalaya cadre who graduated in 1995, as an additional director. Krishna brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to his current position as Inspector General of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). His appointment as an additional director is valid until August 6, 2028, per the Personnel Ministry's directive.N Venu Gopal's Consultation N An additional director in the CBI has also been appointed: Venu Gopal, a seasoned Himachal Pradesh cadre IPS officer. In his capacity as the CBI's joint director, Venu Gopal has proven to be an excellent leader and investigator. As per an extra order issued by the Personnel Ministry, his employment as an additional director is valid until May 24, 2027. The government prioritizes bolstering the CBI The government's priority on fortifying the Central Bureau of Investigation is shown in the appointments of A Y V Krishna and N Venu Gopal. Due to their established backgrounds in law enforcement and investigative procedures, both officers will be highly valuable in helping the CBI fulfill its mission of enforcing the law and fighting crime on a national scale.Goals and Obstacles A Y V Krishna and N Venu Gopal, as additional directors in the CBI, are expected to handle complicated investigations, work with other law enforcement agencies, and maintain the highest standards of professionalism and integrity. They will be essential in improving the CBI's ability to combat financial crimes, corruption, and other severe crimes with efficacy and efficiency.  

IMD issued a red signal for heavy rainfall through May 21 and the possibility of a heatwave in UPs Haryana.

IMD issued a red signal for heavy rainfall through May 21 and the possibility of a heatwave in UPs Haryana.

Updates on the Latest News Today Live: On this platform, we compile news for you from a variety of sources. Here, we provide you with up-to-date information on both local and international events, including the most recent advancements. We can provide you with important political news, crucial economic reports, company highlights, and/or breaking news alerts. Stay tuned for our ongoing coverage, professional analysis, and expert views. With our thorough and timely news coverage, never miss a beat.The IMD bulletin states that throughout the next five days, heatwave conditions are expected to impact portions of Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Bihar, Jharkhand, and Madhya Pradesh. It is probable that heatwaves may also affect Odisha and Gangetic West Bengal on May 20–21.From May 16 to May 18, heatwave conditions are expected in several northern and northwest states, including Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Delhi, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The IMD prediction predicts that till Saturday, May 18, the temperature in Delhi and the surrounding states will climb steadily. The MeT department reported that over the weekend, the temperature in Delhi is probably going to reach 45 degrees Celsius. Dry westerly and northwesterly breezes, along with clear skies that allow for direct sunshine in northern states starting on Thursday, have been blamed for the skyrocketing temperature.Since there isn't projected to be any rain or western disturbance, the mercury has been climbing in Delhi over the previous three days and is likely to stay there into the weekend. By Friday, the highest might be 44°C, and on Saturday, it might be 45°C. An IMD representative stated that certain stations might fit the description of a heatwave.The most recent IMD forecast states that a heatwave will affect western Rajasthan from May 15 to May 18, and that a heatwave will affect western Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, and southern Haryana from this morning until Saturday.  

Live blog for SBFC Finance Share Price on May 17, 2024

Live blog for SBFC Finance Share Price on May 17, 2024

Live updates on the share price of SBFC Finance today: The price of SBFC Finance's shares decreased by 3.19% today, May 17, 2024. Shares of the stock closed at 84.29. At the moment, the stock is selling at 81.6 per share. In the upcoming days and weeks, investors should keep a close eye on SBFC Finance's stock price to see how it responds to the news.Live updates on the share price of SBFC Finance today: With an opening price of ₹84.34 and a closing price of ₹84.29, SBFC Finance had a steady day. The shares closed at ₹81.10, having touched a high of ₹84.34. With ₹8746.61 crore, the market capitalization was recorded. The values for the 52-week high and low were ₹97.99 and ₹72.23, respectively. There were 143,247 shares traded on the BSE during the day.Live share price for SBFC Finance today: short- and long-term trends Live share price for SBFC Finance today: The technical analysis indicates that the SBFC Finance share's short-term and long-term trends are both bearish.Live Updates on SBFC Finance Share Price: Hold is the consensus analyst rating. Live Updates on SBFC Finance Share Price: The trend of analyst recommendations is displayed here, with a hold rating as of right now. 10.29% more than the current market price, at ₹90.0, is the consensus price goal. ₹80.0 is the lowest target price according to analyst forecasts. ₹115.0 is the highest goal price according to analyst forecasts.Live updates on the price of SBFC Finance shares: SBFC Finance share price live: The price range as of today Live Updates on SBFC Finance Share Price: The day's high and low for the SBFC Finance shares were ₹84.34 and ₹81.1, respectively.Live Updates on SBFC Finance Share Price: Peers in Stock Live Updates on SBFC Finance Share Price: The stock price of SBFC Finance fell by 3.19% today to ₹81.6, however the tendencies of its competitors are different. While Crop Life Science, Trident Techlabs, and Shri Balaji Valve Components are witnessing growth, Sahaj Fashions and Chavda Infra are seeing declines. The major indices, the Nifty and Sensex, have generally increased by 0.25% and 0.37%, respectively.  

The nation is threatened by the Modi administration. Gandhi, Dr. Dharamvira

The nation is threatened by the Modi administration. Gandhi, Dr. Dharamvira

Gandhi made fun of the AAP-led state administration in Punjab, claiming that rather than delivering services to the populace, it is making the state's debt worse.During his campaign trail in Dera Bassi on Tuesday, Congress candidate for Patiala Lok Sabha Dr. Dharamvira Gandhi charged that the national government had anti-farmer and anti-democratic agendas.Gandhi traveled to several villages in the Dera Bassi constituency, including Karkaur, Bhankharpur, Haripur Hinduan, Samgauli, Mirpur, Mubarikpur, and Gulabgarh.Gandhi declared: "It is imperative that every citizen work toward the overthrow of the BJP government, which is anti-farmer, anti-labor, and believes in dividing people in the name of religion and caste."Gandhi made fun of the AAP-led state administration in Punjab by claiming that it is growing the state's debt rather than delivering services to the populace.Gandhi continued, "The strength of the people will carry me to the Parliament, and if I win, I will bring development projects for Dera Bassi, which currently needs a lot of upliftment, including infrastructure for health and education. "According to the Swaminathan Commission report, Gandhi assured farmers of a legally binding guarantee of the minimum support price (MSP) after forming the central government.Gandhi charged that PM Modi was betraying farmers and paying off businessmen' loans, saying that "both the BJP and AAP have treated farmers as enemies." While Modi cancelled Ambani and Adani's loans, the Congress party would cancel all of the debt owed by laborers and farmers.    

Check Out The Best City-By-City (Delhi, Noida, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata) Gas Prices In India

Check Out The Best City-By-City (Delhi, Noida, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata) Gas Prices In India

In Mumbai, India, the cost of 14.2 kg of domestic LPG is ₹802.50. The price of LPG has not changed from the previous month. Since March 2024, the price of LPG has been constant at ₹802.50. The LPG price trend has been declining over the last 12 months, falling ₹300 between June 2023 and May 2024. In August 2023, the price dropped by ₹200, the most amount. Visit https://www.goodreturns.in/lpg-price.html to learn more.The state-run oil corporations in India set the price of LPG, and they update it every month. In India, practically every home has an LPG hookup, which is mostly utilized for cooking. The average person will be impacted by an increase in LPG costs since, under the current market conditions, they bear the burden of increased fuel costs. The best thing is that consumers can already purchase home LPG cylinders at a discounted price thanks to an Indian government subsidy. Following the purchase of the cylinder, the subsidy amount is instantly credited to the individual's bank account. The monthly subsidy amount is subject to fluctuations in the average international benchmark LPG prices.The state-run oil corporations in India set the price of LPG (Liquified Petroleum Gas), which is updated every month. The cost of LPG is significant since it directly affects average people's kitchens. Nearly every home has an LPG connection, as do hotels and restaurants that are used for business purposes. Since they suffer the brunt of the growing fuel prices, even a slight fluctuation in price might set off a massive chain reaction across the nation. LPG is priced differently for residential and commercial use. When compared to household use LPG cylinders, commercial LPG is significantly more expensive. Visit https://www.goodreturns.in/lpg-price.html to learn more.The two main variables that determine the cost of LPG cylinders in India are the rupee's value in relation to the US dollar and the global benchmark rate. Each family is eligible for up to 12 free cylinders annually. You have to pay market price for any additional cylinders that you require. LPG prices in India are based on the global market price from the previous month. Visit https://www.goodreturns.in/lpg-price.html to learn more.Currently, domestic users are receiving the subsidy from the Indian government. The money is deposited straight into the recipient's account, which is the nicest aspect of the subsidy. The amount of the subsidy varies from month to month based on fluctuations in the foreign exchange rate and average worldwide benchmark LPG costs. The top three companies in the nation for LPG gas cylinder connections are HP Gas (owned by Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited), Indane Gas (owned by Indian Oil Corporation Limited), and Bharat Gas (owned by Bharat Petroleum Gas). Visit https://www.goodreturns.in/lpg-price.html to learn more.  

Interview with Eknath Shinde I should gain credit for that because Uddhav is no longer wearing his neck collar and is walking about.

Interview with Eknath Shinde I should gain credit for that because Uddhav is no longer wearing his neck collar and is walking about.

With less than two months left in his tenure as Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Eknath Shinde is going all out in his campaign. Shinde talks about Uddhav Thackeray, the Maratha quota issue, the prospects for the ruling Mahayuti alliance in the state, and the opposition's claim that the BJP wants to amend the Constitution if it wins back power in the state as 11 constituencies in Maharashtra go to polls on Monday for the fourth phase of the election.The Opposition is conducting all of the conversations outside. We will have more seats than the previous time, I'm sure of it. This is as a result of the work we have done over the past two years. Prior to the election of our government, almost all work was on hold. We are concentrating on all parties involved today, including women and farmers as well as young people and senior persons. The work of Prime Minister Narendra Modi (Modi ji) throughout the past ten years and our government's recent two years have been noticed by the public. We have a lot of plans for developing infrastructure in the future. Our goal is to strengthen the country and restore Modi ji to his position as prime minister. This holds significance for the advancement of a nation.It is a subjective matter. The Opposition began spreading rumors that the Constitution will be altered as soon as they realized they would not win the election. Is it possible to amend the Constitution, in your opinion? The Congress has amended the Constitution 82 times. Babasaheb, who opposed the Congress and declared that it was like a burning house, was defeated by the Congress in elections. Constitution Day: Who started it? It was Modi.  

School Holidays Delhi, Haryana Schools Start Their Winter Break Today

School Holidays Delhi, Haryana Schools Start Their Winter Break Today

Delhi's schools will be closed for the winter starting today, January 1, 2024. The winter break will go through January 6. Delhi schools now only have six days off this year instead of the previous fifteen. This is because the national capital's extreme air pollution forced a section of the winter vacation to be rescheduled from November 9 to November 18. "Nevertheless, a portion of winter vacation was observed from November 9 to November 18 to ensure that our students are not adversely affected due to the poor air quality in Delhi," the Department of Education stated.Additionally, the state of Haryana has stated that all public and private schools in the state will be closed for winter break beginning today. The state's schools will be closed from January 1 to January 15 for a total of 15 days. "The Haryana government has announced winter vacation from January 1 to January 15, 2024 in all government and private schools of the state," the Haryana Chief Minister's Office had stated, citing the growing cold. There will be no schooling during this time.Winter vacations are predicted to rise in many states because of the anticipated sharp decrease in temperature at the start of the year. There will be ample time for students to study for the exams, which are scheduled for February and March of 2024. Schools will reopen in the second week if the weather clears up. In the event that this doesn't occur, holidays will continue until January 14, 2024. Following this, during holidays like Lohri and Makar Sankranti, schools will be closed for business during the third week. In addition, numerous states will observe holidays in honor of Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti.  

Indias election of 2024 opponents and Modi battle in the fourth phase of the Lok Sabha voting

Indias election of 2024 opponents and Modi battle in the fourth phase of the Lok Sabha voting

Live updates for Phase 4 of the Lok Sabha Election 2024: All 17 of Telangana's LS seats, all 25 of Andhra Pradesh's, 13 of Uttar Pradesh's, five of Bihar's, four of Jharkhand's, eight of Madhya Pradesh's, eleven of Maharashtra's, four of Odisha, eight of West Bengal, and one of J-K are having polls.Live updates on the Lok Sabha Polls 2024 Phase 4: The fourth phase of the Lok Sabha election is currently taking place in 96 constituencies spread over nine states and one Union Territory, Jammu and Kashmir. As of 1 pm, the approximate voter turnout was registered at 40.32 percent. Out of all the states that held polls, West Bengal recorded the highest turnout of 51.87 percent, while Jammu & Kashmir recorded the lowest turnout of 23.57 percent. This number remains greater than the turnout in Srinagar in 2019. Simultaneous state assembly elections are being held in Andhra Pradesh and Odisha.  

Results of the CBSE 2024: Class 10 announced. Where to look, vanishing patterns, & additional

Results of the CBSE 2024: Class 10 announced. Where to look, vanishing patterns, & additional

On May 13, the Central Board of Secondary Education announced the results for Class 10. The board had previously declared the 2024 Class 12 Results. The Class 10 board exam was administered by CBSE this year from February 15 to March 13.On May 13, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) declared the Class 10 results. This year, 93.60 percent of candidates passed. Twenty-95,467 out of the 22,38,827 candidates that took the exam this year succeeded. There has been a 0.48 percent increase in the pass percentage this year. The Class 10 pass percentage in 2023 was 92.12%.According to officials, more than 47,000 pupils received grades above 95%, and more than 2.12 lakh received grades above 90%.With a 99.75% pass rate, Trivandrum topped the list among the regions, closely followed by Vijaywada with 99.60%. Ajmer, Bengaluru, and Chennai received scores of 97.10%, 99.26%, and 99.30%, respectively.Girls have outperformed boys so far this year. This year, girls have a 2.04% higher pass rate than boys. Girls pass with an overall percentage of 94.75 percent, while boys pass with a proportion of 92.71 percent. The Class 10 board exam was held this year by CBSE from February 15 to March 13. Students can verify and download their results by visiting the official website, cbse.nic.in, whenever the board declares the Class 10 result for 2024.Today, the board declared the Class 12 Result for 2024, revealing an 87.98 percent pass rate. According to officials, 91.52 percent of girls passed the exam, which is 6.40 percentage points more than the success rate for boys.  

Indias opposition is ecstatic that Kejriwal, a critic of Modi, has been granted bail to run for office.

Indias opposition is ecstatic that Kejriwal, a critic of Modi, has been granted bail to run for office.

May 10, 2018 (Reuters) - Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, was granted temporary bail by India's highest court on Friday in connection with a graft case. This allowed him to campaign in the ongoing general elections and strengthened the opposition alliance, of which he is a well-known member.Kejriwal, a vocal opponent of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, will be released on bail until June 1, the final day of the seven-phase national election, according to the Supreme Court, and must go back to pre-trial custody on June 2.After the vote's third phase on May 7, which saw the completion of polls for more than half of India's 543 parliamentary seats, the country started holding elections on April 19.Elections are scheduled for May 25 and June 1, respectively, in the two regions controlled by Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal: the northern state of Punjab and the National Capital Territory, which comprises New Delhi.On June 4, the votes will be tallied, and the results should be made public that same day.Soon after being released from Tihar jail in Delhi, Kejriwal told supporters through the sunroof of a car, "It feels good to be back among you," while sporting a dark collarless T-shirt. Thousands of AAP supporters had arrived, chanting slogans, passing out candy, and flying the party's yellow and blue flags. "I have only one request for you, we have to come together to save the country from dictatorship," Kejriwal stated. "I'm doing everything in my power to oppose this regime. However, 1.4 billion people—that is, the entire population of India—will have to struggle against dictatorship," he remarked.The court had stated last week that, given the length of the appeal against Kejriwal's arrest, it might think about granting him temporary bail "because of the elections" until the case was being considered. The administration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been accused by opposition parties of employing investigative agencies to harm its competitors; the government disputes these claims. Over the years, Kejriwal has accused Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of a number of offenses, including undermining the federal framework of the constitution, fostering corruption, undermining Delhi's ability to govern, and harming democracy.  

Indias highest court releases opposition leader Arvind Kejriwal on bail.

Indias highest court releases opposition leader Arvind Kejriwal on bail.

The Supreme Court grants the chief minister of Delhi permission to leave detention till June 1 in order to conduct an election campaign.Important opposition figure Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi, was imprisoned. The Supreme Court of India has allowed his temporary release on bail so he can run for office in the current general elections.Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Datta of the Supreme Court ruled on Friday that Kejriwal might remain in detention until June 1, which is the final day of voting in the seven-phase election that began on April 19.Kejriwal was detained in March for allegations of corruption, and the court ordered him to turn himself in on June 2.According to their decision, "He has not been found guilty, despite the fact that serious accusations have been made." "He has never been involved in any criminal activity. He poses no threat to the community.The results of the biggest election in history will be declared on June 4. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is running for a third term in a row, ran a contentious campaign against a coalition of 26 opposition parties led by the Indian National Congress, and his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).The Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA), of which Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is a member, has referred to the lawsuit against him as politically driven and contrived.The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) faces competition from the AAP in Delhi and Punjab, where elections are scheduled for May 25 and June 1, respectively. The accusations directed on Kejriwal are a result of his government's choice to forgo a large government investment in the liquor industry and enact a program that would have liberalized the sale of alcohol in 2021.The following year, the policy was reversed, but not before his associates were imprisoned as part of the probe into the purportedly dishonest licensing process.Kejriwal's party and ministers are accused by the federal financial crimes investigation agency, the Directorate of Enforcement, of taking bribes from liquor contractors totaling one billion rupees ($12 million).Following his detention, pro-Kejriwal rallies were staged in many places throughout the nation.Since taking office about ten years ago, Kejriwal has served as chief minister. Prior to that, he was an outspoken opponent of corruption. He has refuted the allegations and is still Delhi's most senior elected official.The directorate opposed Kejriwal's release on Friday, arguing that allowing him to run for office would show that the legal system treated civilians and politicians differently.It stated that Kejriwal is not a candidate in these elections and that "the right to campaign for an election is neither a fundamental right nor a constitutional right and not even a legal right." Opponents of the government have charged Modi of using the nation's investigative agencies as a weapon to intimidate his political enemies. According to Modi, the agencies are operating independently of the government and carrying out their mandate.  

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