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Chanakya and Machiavelli will be needed in large doses as the PM negotiates the coming months. PRIME Minister Narendra Modi has staked claim to becoming...

In Mumbai and its suburbs, residents can expect a partly cloudy sky with the possibility of light rain and thunderstorms

The application process for admission into Plus II first year (Class XI) has begun in over 2,200 higher secondary schools. Students are eagerly applying for seats in their preferred institutions. Classes will commence from Aug 1, and the admission process is conducted online through the student academic management system (SAMS) portal. Important dates include the last date for submitting the application form on July 6, first selection merit list on July 18, and classes starting after the first r...

Mayor Sudheer Shetty Kannur is waiting for clearance from the Election Commission of India to hold a council meeting and other official meetings in Mangaluru City Corporation to address rain damage prevention measures. The council meeting is expected to be held by the end of June.

In a video that has gone viral on social media, Nitish can be seen walking towards Modi with folded hands and bowing to touch his feet.

A 22-year-old man dies and his uncle is injured after a wall shuttering collapses in Chotpur village due to strong winds. The incident occurred during the construction of a house, leading to a tragic outcome. Learn more about the details and aftermath of this unfortunate event.

Man shot at outside court premises in Gaya Patna: A man was admitted to the hospital in a critical condition after he was shot at outside the district

While in Urban India, consumption of cereals declined to 8.05 kgs in 2022-23 from 9.32 kgs in 2011-12, in rural households it decreased to 9.61 kgs in from 11.23 kgs during the same period, according to a detailed report on Household Consumption Expenditure Survey (HCES) released by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) on June 7.

Janata Dal (United) MP Sanjay Jha refuted claims that Bihar CM Nitish Kumar was proposed as the prime ministerial candidate by the opposition INDIA bloc if he left the BJP. Jha emphasized that there is no such information within the party and Kumar remains committed to Narendra Modi.