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Urban renewal with street vendor haats

Indian cities face a multitude of challenges, and among them is the persistent issue of unregulated streets and street vending that demand better management and organisation.

Why Delhi is building bridges with the Gulf

The changing global landscape—marked by a perceived rebalancing with the U.S., Russia's setbacks in Syria, and a weaker Iran juxtaposed with a stronger Israel—offers new opportunities for India's ties with GCC

MHA Amends Rules in Model Prison Manual

The ministry of home affairs (MHA) has amended the model prison manual to address the issue of caste-based discrimination among inmates, officials aware of the matter said on Wednesday.

Stamp duty collection 17% below annual target

While the fiscal deficit in the ongoing financial year 2024-25 is expected to widen, the revenue collection from stamp duty and registration has dipped compared to the cumulative collection in the past two years.

Centre unveils 'ONOS' scheme to facilitate access to research papers

THE ONE NATION ONE SUBSCRIPTION SCHEME AIMS AT IMPROVING THE R&D ECOSYSTEM IN THE COUNTRY

Right to property remains a constitutional right, rules SC

The Supreme Court on Thursday asserted that while the right to property is no longer a fundamental right under the Indian Constitution, it remains a constitutional right and a recognised human right.

SC Pulls Up Centre For Inaction Over Ongoing Farmers' Protests

The Supreme Court on Thursday questioned the Union government for its lack of assurances to protesting farmers demanding systemic agricultural reforms and legal guarantees for Minimum Support Price (MSP).

Residents of Bandra's small hamlets set out to reclaim their lost heritage

Gaothans, or small settlements, distinguished by their architectural styles and a way of living, have either given way to the rash of development in the city or become invisible within a crop of high rises surrounding them.

BSF Letting Infiltrators Enter India: Mamata

The West Bengal CM Also Alleged That Goons Are Entering the State and Killing People

Search on for tiger that attacked 3: Forest dept

The search for the tiger, which had attacked and injured three people in Dausa on Wednesday, continued on Thursday, forest department officials said.

JODHPUR S.I. DIES OF HEART ATTACK DURING MORNING WALK, SAY POLICE

A 39-year-old sub-inspector, in charge of the District Special Team of Jodhpur Rural Police, died on Thursday during his morning walk, police said.

Woman Kills Self After Poisoning Her Two Sons in Sirohi Distt: Cops

BARMER: A 38-year-old woman died allegedly by suicide after poisoning her two one-year-old sons in Shivganj town, Sirohi district, police said on Thursday.

State mining experts to discuss exploration on mineral resources

The mining experts from government and non-government organisations nationwide will hold a meeting in Jaipur in the third week of January to explore the scientific potential of Rajasthan's abundant mineral resources, officials familiar with the matter said.

Woman Kills Self After Poisoning Her Two Sons In Sirohi Distt: Cops

A 38-year-old woman died allegedly by suicide after poisoning her two one-year-old sons in Shivganj town, Sirohi district, police said on Thursday.

Ex-BJP MP Bats for District Status for Sanchore as Protests Intensify

The protests across the nine districts whose separate status was dissolved by the state government continued on Thursday even as BJP's former MP from Jalore Devji Patel had demanded reinstatement of district-hood of Sanchore.

Restore district status of Sikar: Cong calls for bandh tomorrow

The state Congress on Thursday demanded the Bhajan Lal Sharma-led BJP government to restore the status of both a district and division to Sikar and also called for a \"Sikar bandh\" on Saturday in protest against the BJP government's decision to annul nine newly created districts and three divisions established by the previous Ashok Gehlot-led government.

15 Booked for Ostracizing Family Over Land Dispute: Cops

15 Members of Panchayat Had Issued Threats, Coercion and Ostracized to Force the Family to Settle Ongoing Land Dispute Outside Court

Girl Kidnapped, Gang Raped in Deeg, Hunt on for Three: Police

A 16-year-old girl was allegedly kidnapped and gang raped by her three neighbours when she stepped out of her home at night in Deeg district, police said on Thursday.

Right To Property An Important Constitutional Right, Rules SC

The Supreme Court on Thursday asserted that while the right to property is no longer a fundamental right under the Indian Constitution, it remains a constitutional right and a recognised human right.

BSF Allowing Infiltration in Bengal, Alleges CM Mamata

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday accused the Border Security Force of letting infiltrators from Bangladesh enter India and charged the BSF with trying to destabilise the state.

10 Injured in Shooting Near New York Club

Shock and dismay prevailed in Montenegro on Thursday after a gunman fatally shot 12 people, including two children, in the western town of Cetinje before killing himself.

SC questions Centre, raps Punjab on Dallewal health

THE BENCH ASKED THE CENTRE WHY IT CAN'T MAKE A STATEMENT TO DEFUSE THE CRISIS? IT ALSO CALLED 'INEFFECTIVE' THE PUNJAB GOVT'S HANDLING OF DALLEWAL HEALTH

'I THOUGHT OF ENDING MY LIFE MANY TIMES IN THE LAST 6 YEARS'

In an exclusive chat, filmmaker Sajid Khan speaks of the hell he went through after #MeToo allegations and how the industry has kept him from moving on despite a clean chit

Keerthy Suresh Addresses Her Team's Tussle With Paps

Keerthy Suresh recently found herself in an unexpected situation while attending a film premiere in Mumbai.

I Told Myself, 'This Can't Be Your Life's Book; It's Just A Chapter'

Sajid Khan opens about life post #MeToo allegations

Marriage is the most beautiful duet life can offer: Sufi singer Bismil

As a Sufi singer, his songs have mostly been about divine love, but Bismil says he is finally ready to sing a 'duet' of a different kind—he is all set to tie the knot on January 5 in Jaipur.

Lost in transition, the Man United saga

Since every Manchester United fixture feels like the chronicle of a defeat foretold, about the only surprise on Monday night was Newcastle not being able to win by a bigger margin.

Vaishali wins women's world blitz bronze

India's R Vaishali clinched a bronze in the women's section of the World Blitz Championship, capping another strong performance by the country's chess players after stalwart Koneru Humpy's title-winning show in the rapid event here.

Sachin, SCG 2004, and 241 lessons in restraint

As Rohit, Virat and Rishabh face scrutiny for the MCG loss, the Tendulkar classic from 2003-04 can inspire them

Navarro stunned by wildcard as Djokovic-Kyrgios run ends

Australian wildcard Kimberly Birrell stunned second seed Emma Navarro on Wednesday while the doubles act of Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios came to a shuddering halt at the Brisbane International.