Food and Civil Supplies Department conducted raids across Nagpur division, seizing 110 domestic LPG cylinders worth ₹1 lakh and arresting one person to curb black marketing amid shortage rumors.
An AMTS bus caught fire early Friday morning near Paldi-Mahalaxmi Crossroads in Ahmedabad. The driver and conductor evacuated passengers safely, and the fire was controlled with no casualties reported.
Gujarat's food minister stated the state has over 416,000 LPG cylinders, dismissing Congress claims of shortages linked to West Asia tensions. Congress MLAs protested, demanding cylinders at Rs 450.
Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine will inaugurate a comprehensive drinking water project in Kerala, benefiting Anad, Nandiyode, Kurupuzha, and Palode panchayats, with infrastructure including treatment plants and reservoirs.
Chaotic scenes unfolded across Nagpur as LPG consumers faced a second day of crisis due to online booking system failure, with long queues forming as early as 4am and distributors shifting godowns citing safety concerns.
Gujarat is projected to cross a major demographic threshold, with over 50% of its population living in urban areas by 2027. The state's rapid urbanization outpaces national trends, driven by industrial growth and expanded municipal governance.
Karnataka Minister Muniyappa advises hoteliers to switch to electric stoves due to LPG shortage, ruling out commercial cylinder supply. Legislative Council discusses crisis.
The government has proposed holding Parliament sessions on March 28 and 29 to offset holidays during the budget session, amid disruptions and legislative agenda concerns.
The Kerala LDF government has reversed its position, now supporting the preservation of Sabarimala customs in a Supreme Court affidavit, aligning with the Travancore Devaswom Board and reconsidering its earlier support for women's entry.
A recent survey highlights that 77% of Indian consumers encountered issues while booking LPG cylinders, citing problems like app glitches, payment failures, and poor customer service.
The Supreme Court has directed the Union government to consult experts and devise a remunerative MSP framework for pulses to encourage farmers to shift from traditional crops like wheat and paddy.
Gujarat government announces priority PNG connections for restaurants, hotels, educational institutions, and socio-religious organizations in pipeline-covered areas, ensuring domestic supply remains adequate despite West Asia conflict.
Fishermen in Thiruvananthapuram raise alarms over a new breakwater at Muthalapozhi harbour, citing unscientific construction that may worsen navigational hazards and lead to protests.
With no contractor finalized for the 90-day Mithi river desilting project, Mumbai's BMC is now considering bids from inexperienced contractors and preparing a backup plan using its own workforce to meet the pre-monsoon deadline.
A 20-year-old driver in a rented car caused a chain of collisions near Lal Darwaza, injuring one person. Locals chased and caught him at Ellisbridge. Police investigation reveals no valid license.
A commercial LPG cylinder was stolen from a hotel in Thiruvananthapuram's Chalai area, heightening concerns among hoteliers already grappling with a severe cooking gas shortage in Kerala.
Gujarat National Law University in Ahmedabad held the second International Conference on Sports Law, focusing on governance, athlete rights, and India's Olympic vision amid new legislation.
Former Tamil Nadu CM O Panneerselvam criticizes AIADMK's Edappadi Palaniswami and BJP, while commending CM MK Stalin's governance in his inaugural DMK campaign speech in Tenkasi.
Two men from Gujarat, Chintan Parekh and Mehul Darji, have been sentenced to four years in US prison for their role in a transnational $6.6 million gold bar scam that targeted elderly victims across multiple states.
A speeding MUV struck five people in Hartale village, Jalgaon, with the driver escaping. Police found fake number plates and batons in the vehicle, launching an investigation.
The Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court rejected bail for Assam Rifles havaldar Kapliyan Mung, accused in a trans-border tiger poaching network. The case involves 21 accused and 45 tiger killings.
The PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry praises Taranjit Singh Sandhu's appointment as Delhi Lieutenant Governor, highlighting his diplomatic experience and potential for economic growth.
Amritsar's solid waste management company introduces six GPS-enabled patrolling vehicles to monitor and collect garbage from key roads, covering 384 km daily to improve sanitation.
Justice Rohit Kapoor of the Punjab and Haryana High Court inspected courts in Amritsar and Baba Bakala, reviewing infrastructure and case management. He emphasized timely justice and inaugurated an E-Mulakat facility for inmates.
A 23-year-old man in Kalyan allegedly threw stones at a CSMT-Shirdi Vande Bharat Express, damaging four coaches, after his girlfriend refused to speak to him. He was arrested by RPF.
A district administration report reveals Thiruvananthapuram's post-Pongala cleaning took three days, contradicting the city corporation's claim of immediate cleanup. The findings highlight sanitation lapses and political tensions.
Thiruvananthapuram police register case based on woman's complaint alleging sexual assault by former hospital superintendent Dr. Sunil Kumar, who denies claims.
The body of a 31-year-old RTO employee from Thiruvananthapuram was recovered from Neyyar Dam after she went missing. Police probe reveals allegations of domestic harassment by her husband.
Nagpur Municipal Commissioner Vipin Itankar presented a proposed budget of Rs5,857 crore for 2026-27, focusing on infrastructure and services without immediate tax hikes.
A woman, exhausted by an eight-year wait for a judgment from the Patna High Court, has appealed to the Supreme Court for urgent resolution of her matrimonial dispute.