Delhi government says no legal action against NEET protesters
The protection, however, shall not extend to persons having criminal antecedents, as mandated in the order of Hon’ble Supreme Court mentioned above, read an order by the Delhi Home Department
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YSRCP questions ‘absence’ of housing proposals for the poor in Amaravati
Referring to the replies by Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs in the Parliament, the party says that A.P. government has not sought approval for houses under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Urban 2.0 scheme for Amaravati
UDF announces subcommittee to formulate liquor policy for 2026-27 fiscal year
The ruling front needs to strike a balance between Kerala’s fiscal requirements and the social and political sensitivities surrounding the production of low-strength alcohol. Initial attempts had drawn criticism from Muslim and Christian forums and also from within the Congress
A.P. preferred choice for global investors, says Lokesh
The IT and HRD Minister lays foundation stone for an 800 megawatt clean energy project spearheaded by the Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited with an investment of ₹5,750 crore at Hosur near Pathikonda; says renewable energy capacity in Andhra Pradesh has surged by 400% in just one year compared to the previous year
Information Technology department urged to ready office wellness policy, says Kerala Labour Minister Bindhu Krishna
The labour codes had been passed by Parliament. Even though labour was on the Concurrent List, the State had limitations in overruling Central statues, says Minister