Addressing drinking water, sewage, power issues key to Thiruvananthapuram’s growth, says Minister C.P. John
Transport Minister says there is a substantial gap between the demand for and supply of drinking water in the city; he adds that capacity of power substations should be upgraded to meet growing demands
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Three NDA candidates are elected unopposed to Rajya Sabha from northeast
The BJP’s Tai Tagak and Adhikarimayum Sharda Devi were elected from Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur; the NPP’s James P.K. Sangma was elected from Meghalaya
APSRTC JAC demands cancellation of e-bus tenders awarded to private firms
The other major demands include filling 10,000 vacant posts, purchasing 4,000 new buses, resolving issues arising from Stree Shakti scheme, clearing pending PRC and DA arrears and immediate constitution of 12th PRC
Indian Navy safely recovers unexploded missile warhead from oil tanker bound for Kochi
The ordnance recovered from MT Olympic Life has since been transported to a secure facility for safe storage and detailed examination, the Navy said
France backs ‘Make in India’ in defence, signals new model for Rafale deal ahead of Modi visit
French diplomatic sources say future defence cooperation with India will be aligned with the ‘Make in India’ initiative and based on an equal partnership. They express optimism about the prospects of enhanced cooperation in the nuclear sector, citing recent legislative reforms in India.