‘Inko hataiye’: Rahul Gandhi claims police who ‘dragged’ him away from PM residence asked him to ‘remove government’
Rahul Gandhi claimed that since the BJP-led NDA government came to power in 2014, there had been 152 paper leaks.
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Congress mulling additional dyCM posts amid delay in K’taka cabinet expansion talks
Even as consultations on the long-delayed expansion of the state cabinet failed to take place on Tuesday, people aware of the matter said that the Congress is mulling the creation of two additional deputy chief minister posts for representatives from the Scheduled Tribe and Lingayat communities
'What kept you waiting?': Annamalai questions BJP, Centre over talks with NEET protesters
No accountability despite repeated paper leaks was what led students to ‘take to the streets to cry their hearts out’, K Annamalai said.
India likely to cross target of 300 GW of renewable energy by August-end: Prahlad Joshi
The minister said the country’s rapid growth in the clean energy sector will be backed up by considerable growth through energy storage.
IIT Madras asks student body to delete pro-protest Instagram video
A student body at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras has alleged that senior institute officials asked it to delete an Instagram video posted in support with students protesting over examination irregularities and denied permission for a peaceful gathering, saying it could “disrupt” the institute’s relations with the Centre and “tarnish” IIT Madras’ image