Can India's Gen Z Change Politics Like US Students Did? - Frontline Magazine
Can India's Gen Z Change Politics Like US Students Did? Frontline Magazine
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Jharkhand Government tables ₹8,399 crore supplementary budget for FY’27 in Assembly
Finance Minister Radhakrishna Kishore tabled the first supplementary budget for this financial year, amid the Opposition’s protest over alleged irregularities in recruitment exams in the State
Trade unions call for participation in ‘Jail Bharo’ protest on August 10
CITU district general secretary R.K.S.V. Kumar said the rally in Visakhapatnam would begin at Jagadamba Centre at 10 a.m. and proceed to the Collectorate; the unions also sought a law for unorganised workers
Karnataka legislative council chairman Basavaraj Horatti resigns, says 'don't know why Congress asked me to leave'
Speaking to reporters, the leader said he does not know why Congress asked him to tender his resignation
Lok Sabha passes MSME Development Amendment Bill without debate
The Bill seeks to address the current challenges faced by the MSME sector by improving the administrative structure and facilitating payment mechanisms