Kerala CM meets Latvian victim’s sister; promises to study specialised missing persons’ police division proposal
During the meeting, Latvian national urges government to appoint trained officers in every police station to deal with missing cases
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Mavigun is a better, cost-effective option than Amaravati, says Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu is not in a position to explain how Amaravati is a self-financing project and why he borrowed over ₹47,000 crore, remarks YSRCP leader
Tribal Ashram School warden carries sick girl on shoulders for six km to ensure timely medical care
Hema had to undertake the arduous task in the absence of medical facility in the school and road and transport facility to the hospital located in the mandal headquarters of Gummalakshmipuram
Centre sets up panel to study problems of Andhra’s Totapuri mango farmers
During their interactions, farmers told Union Minister for Agriculture Shivraj Singh Chouhan that sustained fall in prices adversely affected their income and created financial stress among Totapuri mango-producing agriculturists
Karnataka High Court directs State government not to take coercive steps against aggregators under new gig workers welfare law
Karnataka High Court directs State government not to take coercive steps against aggregators under new gig workers welfare law