Super-speciality seats row: Tamil Nadu government has corrected past lapses, says Health Minister
Stalin’s statement gives the wrong impression that Tamil Nadu was surrendering the super-speciality seats to the AIQ for the first time: K.G. Arunraj
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Kerala HC stays State government order restructuring police associations
Justice Bechu Kurian Thomas admits petition by Kerala Police Association which contended that the order violated KPA’s fundamental right to form associations under the Constitution
Interest rates held as Bank of England says inflation set to rise
The Bank also expects the economy to grow more than previously forecast this year, although uncertainties remain because of the Iran war.
Suvendu Adhikari second least wealthy among Chief Ministers: ADR
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is the least wealthy among the country’s Chief Ministers, with declared assets of ₹55.24 lakh, the analysis found
Watch: Krishna Byre Gowda interview: Cities, Gen Z, protests & politics
What does it mean to be a young student in India right now? The NEET paper leak protests across India by youngsters not only led to the resignation of a Union Minister, but also left us with a lot of questions to ponder about. Apart from the main theme, that is education, it also brought out issues of urban renewal, cities, middle class, merit and more. To discuss this, we are joined by Krishna Byre Gowda, Minister for Greater Bengaluru Development. Gowda has been in the news for his swift action plans towards making Bengaluru more pedestrian friendly, among other things.