Union Minister Nitin Gadkari announced plans for a graded point system for driver licenses and vehicle registration to improve road safety and curb traffic violations in India.
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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari announced plans for a graded point system for driver licenses and vehicle registration to improve road safety and curb traffic violations in India.
AAP rejected Chadha's allegations and stated that the SIR is an Election Commission exercise, rather than a process controlled by the Punjab government.
The decision comes after Mundhe last month urged consumers not to buy loose or unsealed edible oil, calling it unsafe.
Mettur Dam gates opened on Sept 1, releasing Cauvery water for delta irrigation after an 80-day delay. The 45-day release will support Samba paddy cultivation across 12 districts.
Prime Minister Modi urged SCO members to reject double standards on terrorism and stressed a unified, collective response to dismantle terrorism's entire ecosystem.
MNS leader Amit Thackeray warned of action against auto drivers speaking Hindi or behaving rudely, criticising the Marathi rule extension. Meanwhile, 777 drivers were issued notices after failing language assessments.
PM Modi saw a 290% jump in average Instagram engagement per post to 4.63 million from 1.19 million.
The row began after Shaw called out Anekal MLA B. Shivanna over the poor state of roads in his constituency, which houses one of Bengaluru's biggest industrial clusters.
The Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena has called a meeting of its 20-30-year-old leaders and office-bearers in Mumbai to strengthen its connect with Gen Z, promote young faces and expand its organisational base among younger voters.
Maharashtra's FDA plans to review its ban on loose edible oil sales after CM Fadnavis directs creation of an SOP to prevent adulteration while supporting traditional businesses.
MPSC has cancelled the Drug Inspector recruitment process after allegations of a question-paper leak, with a fresh exam to be held for eligible candidates.
Under the proposed model, sugar sold for domestic consumption would be priced lower, while industries using it commercially, such as beverage, biscuit and confectionery makers, would pay a higher rate.