Prefer in-service government doctors in rural hospitals for super specialty seats: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said that for serving the cause of public health, in-service doctors serving in remote government hospitals should be favourably considered for admission into super specialty medical courses.
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Lobbying for cabinet berths in Karnataka frowned upon by Congress leadership
According to sources, the central leaders are learnt to have told Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar that the Cabinet expansion would be taken up at an appropriate time
Iranians mark first Ashura since Khamenei’s killing in the US-Iran war
Thousands gathered in Tehran on the eve of Ashura, the first since the killing of Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei.
Two arrested, FIR registered in Taratala warehouse accident
A special investigation team (SIT) has also constituted to investigate the matter after it was transferred to the Detective Department of Kolkata police
NCERT introduces section on Emergency in Class IX textbook for first time, calls it a 'major challenge'
For the first time, NCERT has introduced a chapter on the Emergency from 1975-77 in the Class IX curriculum. This segment sheds light on the suspension of fundamental rights and censorship, underscoring the crucial challenges faced by Indian democracy. The chapter, titled 'Understanding Society: India and Beyond,' also recognizes Jayaprakash Narayan's influence and the subsequent elections, celebrating democracy's resilience after 51 years since the Emergency was declared.