Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Election Commission to announce poll dates today

Having concluded its extensive national survey of poll preparedness across all States, the ECI concluded its assessment with a comprehensive tour of Jammu and Kashmir this week.
‘Electoral bonds was world’s biggest extortion racket run by PM Modi’: Rahul Gandhi

Speaking at a press conference, Mr Gandhi, who is on the last leg of his ‘Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra’, also claimed that the funds obtained through the scheme were used to split parties like the Shiv Sena and NCP, and topple governments.
Looking Closely At The Impact Of Environmental Biotechnology On Global Sustainability

Himanshu shared insights into their journey, achievements, and contributions to the field of environmental biotechnology.
Powerlook Unveils Double Delight: Two New Brand Stores Open Doors In A Month

The new store in vibrant Capital Mall in Vasai promises a premium shopping experience in a thriving community.
Tuli Unraveled: Showcasing India’s art treasures in Inaugural Exhibition

Do not miss the Self-Discovery via Rediscovering India from 15th to 30th March 2024 at the India International Centre Gallery, Max Mueller Marg, New Delhi
ED arrests BRS MLC K Kavitha, to bring her to Delhi for further questioning

Earlier, ED held searches at her upscale Banjara Hills residence in Hyderabad.
Who’s behind Megha Engineering, second biggest buyer of electoral bonds?

Megha Engineering and its associate companies have donated over Rs 1200 crore to political parties.
‘Misplaced, misinformed, unwarranted’: India on US’ remarks on CAA

India’s tough response came after US State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller said that the US is “concerned about the notification of the CAA’s rules in India”.
ED raids BRS leader K Kavitha’s premises in money laundering case probe

It was not clear if the action is linked to the now-scrapped Delhi excise policy linked case.
NEET MDS 2024: SC refuses to postpone exams, extends internship cut-off date to…

The court denied orders to reschedule the exam from its original date. The court noted that close to 28,000 students are expected to take the exam.