Karnataka Recruits 750 Surveyors, Digitizes Land Records
Revenue Minister Krishna Byre Gowda announces recruitment of 750 surveyors, digitization of 64.5 crore land documents, and distribution of title deeds to lakhs of families in Karnataka.
Revenue Minister Krishna Byre Gowda announces recruitment of 750 surveyors, digitization of 64.5 crore land documents, and distribution of title deeds to lakhs of families in Karnataka.
As Bengaluru prepares to launch a women-only auto service, existing female drivers share their experiences of pride, flexibility, and challenges like lack of toilets and safety concerns in a male-dominated profession.
The Goa State Election Commission has notified ward reservations for the Corporation of the City of Panaji election, with one-third of seats reserved for women. Elections for 11 municipal councils may be held together in May.
A farmer, his wife, and their three young children were found dead in their Mathura home in a suspected mass suicide. Police recovered a video and wall note from the father.
The Seafarers Association of Odisha demands a time-bound investigation into the disappearance of merchant navy cadet Sarthak Mohapatra from a vessel near Mauritius, raising safety concerns for Indian sailors.
A violent confrontation erupted in Muzaffarpur's Sikandarpur area as villagers protesting house demolitions clashed with authorities, blocking roads with burning tires and demanding rehabilitation plans.
The Goa state government has sanctioned the disposal of unclaimed and abandoned vehicles in South Goa through the Goa Solid Waste Management Corporation to clear clutter and ensure eco-friendly scrapping.
A 26-year-old CRPF trooper from Uttar Pradesh was found dead under mysterious circumstances in Hiranagar, Kathua district. Authorities have initiated a thorough investigation into the incident.
The Orissa High Court has ruled that authorities can legally refuse Pollution Under Control Certificates to vehicles with unpaid traffic challans, citing amended central motor vehicle rules.
Nearly 10 months after Operation Sindoor, construction of bunkers in Jammu and Kashmir's border areas remains stalled. MLAs demand individual bunkers for safety during Pakistani shelling.
A tragic accident on the Gangotri highway in Uttarkashi claimed the life of a 27-year-old man and left another seriously injured after a BRO dumper fell into a 30-meter-deep ravine near Malla village.
An interfaith couple's wedding in Meerut faces police action after an FIR under UP's unlawful conversion law. The bride's uncle alleges deception, while the couple cites a property dispute and vows to marry.
A video showing UP MLA Raghuraj Pratap Singh performing 'shastra puja' with a rifle inside MP's Sharda Devi shrine has gone viral, prompting a temple and district administration investigation.
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick testified before a Senate committee, denying any substantive relationship with Jeffrey Epstein despite newly released documents showing contact. Bipartisan lawmakers are calling for his resignation.
BJP national president Nitin Nabin attended the Bihar legislative assembly's budget session for the first time since his appointment. Senior NDA leaders welcomed him, with JD(U) minister Vijay Kumar Choudhary praising his capabilities and leadership.
Mapusa police arrested five tourists from Hassan, Karnataka, after a heated confrontation with an off-duty IRB constable over a traffic jam near Hutatma Chowk. The tourists allegedly snatched the constable's car keys before bystanders intervened.
A woman missing since February 2 in Vijayapura reappeared at the police station, stating she married a man from another religion willingly. Police mediated as parents alleged brainwashing.
Viral video shows Congress associate Mateen Patel dancing with a pistol at a Kalaburagi wedding, drawing public fury. Police launch investigation into the illegal display of firearms.
A North Goa court acquitted Lourenco Palha of assault charges against a lineman, citing witness contradictions, lack of evidence, and the complainant's death during trial.
The Patna High Court has ordered an immediate halt to red brick use in a 560-bed residential school project in West Champaran, mandating strict compliance with central fly ash brick regulations for government construction.
Patna police recovered Rs 32 lakh in cash from two individuals during a routine vehicle check. The suspects attempted to flee but were apprehended. Investigation ongoing.
A 38-year-old ITBP constable from Rajasthan's Dausa allegedly died by suicide at the force's Mussoorie centre. Police investigation reveals he had attempted suicide last year during his Pithoragarh posting.
Opposition MLAs in Goa held a strategic meeting, condemning the short 14-day budget session and planning to corner the government on critical state issues like unemployment and healthcare.
A 20-acre agricultural land near Indian Military Academy, allotted for a minority educational institution, is now at the center of a political controversy in Uttarakhand. Alleged violations of court orders and illegal colony development have raised securi
The FBI has released surveillance images showing an armed individual at Nancy Guthrie's home, recovered from residual backend data. Director Kash Patel announced the development in the ongoing investigation.
Goa's Water Resources Department is advancing construction of eight minor dams on the Mhadei river to optimize water usage, with surveys completed for two projects in Dharbandora. This initiative aligns with a 1999 masterplan to meet long-term water needs
Goa's state departments and local bodies are implementing artificial intelligence tools to boost administrative efficiency and public service delivery, as part of the Goa AI Mission 2027 initiative.
The Orissa High Court has stayed an order by the Odisha Human Rights Commission directing the state to pay Rs 5 lakh compensation to a woman who became pregnant after sterilization surgery.
Executives and CEOs globally are being refused US visas under Section 214(b) for failing to prove strong home ties, with cases from India and London highlighting increased consular caution and subjective decisions.
A Mapusa court has postponed the bail order for Gaurav and Saurabh Luthra in the Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub fire case to February 12. This marks the second adjournment in their case.