New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal took a dig at the Union government as he claimed that something is wrong with the Centre’s finances. Therefore, it has been opposed to free facilities for people. Lashing out at the Centre, Arvind Kejriwal blamed the government for waiving Rs 10 lakh
New Delhi: The Supreme Court dismissed a plea on Friday that questioned the security provided by the Union government to industrialist Mukesh Ambani and his family in Mumbai. The central government’s appeal, which contested the Tripura High Court’s decision on a public interest litigation, or PIL, was approved by Chief
New Delhi: Second case of Monkeypox reported in India. 31-year-old patient arrived from Dubai, now patient is stable and being treated in his hometown Kannur. So in the view of its scare The Central government on Monday asked for a strict health screening of all foreign travellers at airports and
New Delhi: The Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act 1958 (AFSPA), has been extended in Nagaland for six more months with effect from Thursday (December 30).The Armed Forces (Special) Powers Act, or AFSPA, gives immense powers to the military to operate freely anywhere that has been declared a “disturbed area”; no
KOLKATA: The Centre has frozen all bank accounts of Missionaries of Charity founded by Mother Teresa, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee claimed on Monday. In her tweet this afternoon, Ms Banerjee said it was important to enforce the law but stressed “humanitarian efforts must not be compromised”. She lashed
NEW DELHI: The protesting farmer unions on Tuesday said they are “apprehensive” about the Centre’s response to their six pending demands and will hold a meeting on December 8 to decide the future course of the agitation. Earlier on Tuesday, Samyukta Kisan Morcha, the umbrella body of farmer unions, held
Supreme Court on Thursday (December 2, 2021) gave 24 hours deadline to the Centre and Delhi government to come up with a serious plan for implementation of air pollution control measures. The apex court told Centre and Delhi governments that if they fail to do take measures to control pollution,
The Centre on Monday informed the Supreme Court said that stubble burning by farmers contributes only 4-10% of Delhi’s pollution.However, in view of the same, the Supreme Court directed Centre to call an emergency meeting of Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and UP on Tuesday for taking urgent measures about persuading farmers
The Centre has said that it will issue Permanent Commission to 11 more officers who had approached the court, within 10 days. The Supreme Court in a ruling today directed the Centre to grant Permanent Commission within 3 weeks to all those officers who are yet to approach the court
Punjab Assembly on Thursday unanimously passed a resolution against the Centre’s decision to extend the jurisdiction of the BSF to a 50 km belt along the international border in the State. Confirming the development, Punjab CM Charanjit Singh Channi said, “We are committed to protecting Punjab and if required will
