Orissa HC Acquits Three in 1998 Murder Case

The Orissa High Court has acquitted three persons in a 1998 murder case, emphasizing that suspicion cannot replace proof beyond reasonable doubt. The court overturned a 2001 conviction.

J&K Police Raids Over COVID-19 Medical Procurement Fraud

Jammu and Kashmir Police's Economic Offences Wing conducted raids in Srinagar and Budgam districts, investigating a fraud case where two men allegedly issued fake medical procurement orders to siphon off government funds during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Trump vs Merz: Iran-Ukraine War of Words Intensifies

Donald Trump and Friedrich Merz engage in a sharp exchange over Iran and Ukraine, with Trump questioning Europe's stance and hinting at shifting US military resources, while Merz advocates for diplomacy and ceasefire talks.

Ponda Bypoll Postal Voting for Seniors, Disabled Starts

Postal ballot voting for the Ponda byelection commences March 29 for senior citizens over 85 and persons with disabilities. Separate polling teams will visit residences from March 29-31, with general voting on April 9.

Congress Faces Three-Way Fight in Davanagere South Bypoll

The Davanagere South bypoll has become a three-cornered contest after rebel Sadiq Pailwan refused to withdraw, risking a split in Congress's minority vote base. With 25 candidates, including 14 Muslims, the election sees tensions over candidate selection

APSRTC: Women 65% of Ridership Under Stree Shakti Scheme

The APSRTC's Stree Shakti free bus scheme has transformed public transport, with women now accounting for 65% of total ridership. Occupancy rates have soared to over 100%, straining resources and prompting plans for 1,000 new electric buses.

Andhra Minister: No Fuel Shortage, Major PNG Expansion

Civil Supplies Minister Nadendla Manohar dismisses social media rumors of cooking gas, petrol, or diesel shortages in Andhra Pradesh. He announces a target of over 100,000 PNG connections in a month, with extended subsidies and faster approvals.

High Court Notice in Goa Heritage PIL for 21 Monuments

The Bombay High Court has issued notices to authorities in a PIL demanding time-bound draft site plans and heritage bylaws for 21 centrally-protected monuments in Goa, including Se Cathedral and Basilica of Bom Jesus.

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