A.P. Cabinet clears Pedestrian Safety Policy bringing in audits, stricter accountability
Key decisions on Amaravati, PPP Policy, Ease of Doing Business, and urban development get the nod
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13th BRICS Education Ministers’ meeting in Odisha to discuss key priorities
The meeting will deliberate on key priorities including early childhood care and education (ECCE), skill development, research and innovation, mutual recognition of qualifications and academic leadership
Panakkad landslip: traffic reopening put off to Friday amid rain alert
Officials say the road is motorable. However, experts warn that the slope can become unstable if heavy rain continues as the waterlogged soil may lose strength
Death of two tigers: one was poached, the other died of natural causes, says high-level panel
Seven persons hunted the animal using a country-made firearm and removed its four legs to extract claws, finds committee; all the accused have been arrested and sent in remand
Laggard States need handholding to improve: Sitharaman
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman says that while all States need to be strong, India needs a Centre that sets “all the clear tones” to handle issues such as defence, exports, and manufacturing