Gujarat Announces Housing Scheme for Domestic Workers

The Gujarat government is set to announce a new scheme in its upcoming budget to provide dormitory housing and transport facilities for domestic workers across major cities, aiming to improve their living conditions.

RS Row Over 'Mini Pakistan' Remark on Kolkata Port Land

A political row erupted in the Rajya Sabha over BJP MP Samik Bhattacharya's claim that Kolkata Port land encroachment area is called 'mini Pakistan' by the mayor, with TMC protesting and MoS Shantanu Thakur admitting to encroachment issues.

India to Procure Six More P-8I Aircraft Before DAC Meeting

India is set to acquire six additional Boeing P-8I aircraft for maritime surveillance and anti-submarine warfare, with the Defence Procurement Board clearing the procurement on January 16. The deal, part of an inter-governmental agreement with the US, may

Telangana HC Seeks State's Stand on Anti-Trafficking SOPs

The Telangana High Court has ordered the state government to file an affidavit clarifying its position on implementing Standard Operating Procedures for the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, following a petition by NGO Prajwala.

Nashik Traffic Diversion for Trimbak Road Work

Nashik police announce a three-month traffic diversion plan until May 11 due to concrete road work on Trimbak Road from Khadkali to ITI signal, with multiple alternative routes detailed.

Kerala Youth Dies by Suicide After Police Case

A 27-year-old man in Chirayinkeezhu, Kerala, died by suicide days after a police case was filed against him for alleged circulation of private visuals. He claimed innocence, citing possible phone data leak.

Surat Customs Seizes Rs 3.75 Crore Hydroponic Ganja

The Air Intelligence Unit at Surat International Airport confiscated 3.7kg of hydroponic ganja worth Rs 3.75 crore from an unclaimed Bangkok-Surat flight. This marks the second major drug seizure at the airport within three days, following a Rs 6 crore bu

SC Tells Centre, FSSAI to Put Citizens' Health First

The Supreme Court has instructed the Centre and FSSAI to implement Front-of-Pack Warning Labels on processed foods, emphasizing public health over corporate interests and granting three weeks for research.

Ex-Surveyor Sentenced for Fraud in 2005 Surat Flood Relief

A 75-year-old retired government surveyor in Surat has been sentenced to one year in prison for fraudulently listing non-affected workers as beneficiaries of the 2005 flood compensation scheme, highlighting judicial scrutiny of disaster relief corruption.

Hyderabad Police Solve 2.4 Lakh Theft, Arrest Worker

Hyderabad police have solved a theft case involving Rs 2.4 lakh stolen from a garments store in Banjara Hills, arresting a housekeeping employee. The store is owned by the daughter-in-law of Congress leader K Jana Reddy.

Nashik Elects New Mayor After Four-Year Administrative Rule

Himgauri Aher assumes office as Nashik's mayor, ending nearly four years of administrative rule. She pledges to revive stalled projects like the IT park and logistics hub, and prioritize Godavari river cleaning ahead of the Simhastha Kumbh Mela.

Surat Gas Leak Tragedy Kills Family of Three

A family in Surat's Lal Gate area was found dead in their home, with police suspecting asphyxiation from a gas leak. The couple and their 12-year-old son had recently returned from Umra pilgrimage.

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