No claim application for compensation of COVID death shall be rejected for technical reasons: SC
The top court said that it rejects the COVID-19 death toll given by Bihar, and pointed out that these are […]
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Jharkhand launches app for subsidy on petrol for BPL families-
Express News Service RANCHI: Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Wednesday launched CMSUPPORTS App for registration of poor people covered by
Government expert panel recommends regular market approval for Covishield, Covaxin-
By PTI NEW DELHI: An expert panel of India’s central drug authority on Wednesday recommended granting regular market approval to
Harak Singh Rawat meets Congress leaders in Delhi, makes case for his return to party: Sources
Harak Singh Rawat had rebelled against the Congress government led by Harish Rawat in 2016 and had joined the BJP.
Congress names four more candidates for Goa polls, not to go along with Sena, NCP-
By PTI NEW DELHI: The Congress on Wednesday announced five more candidates for the February 14 elections to the 40-member
Big relief for borrowers, as Cabinet sanctions Rs 973 cr for loan moratorium-
By IANS NEW DELHI: In a major relief for borrowers, especially of home loans, hit by the outbreak of Covid
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SC raps UP government for not releasing accused on bail despite its month old order-
By PTI NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court Wednesday rapped the Uttar Pradesh government for not releasing a man arrested in
SC to consider hearing plea seeking food, welfare measures for migrant workers during third Covid wa-
By PTI NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court Wednesday said it would consider listing for hearing the fresh plea of activists
Ancient straws were made of gold and silver and used for communal boozing: Study
If correct, these objects represent the earliest material evidence of drinking through long tubes—a practice that became common during feasts