Police get new app to scan suspect fingerprints on the streets
Abhigyan app will let police check thumb impressions collected on portable scanners against NAFIS database within seconds; this will strengthen ground-level policing, says Home Minister Amit Shah
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Kerala Budget: State set to make a transition from welfare-centric to knowledge-driven economy
The government plans to develop Kerala into a Knowledge Valley, making the State a preferred destination for higher education, including through special legislation to attract leading foreign universities and collaborations with premier institutions. For the start-up ecosystem, this is particularly important
Kerala Revised Budget: New cancer centre on cards in Malappuram
Budget allocates ₹5 crore as an initial allocation for upgrading the Government Taluk Hospital in Malappuram town into a super-speciality general hospital
Health Minister calls for stronger action against substandard medicines in Andhra Pradesh
Satya Kumar Yadav directs officials to strengthen surveillance mechanisms and warns that negligence in safeguarding public health will not be tolerated
'Right to walk on demarcated footpaths is a fundemantal right': Supreme Court
'Right to walk on demarcated footpaths is a fundemantal right': Supreme Court