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Punjab State Information Commission (PSIC) has imposed a penalty of Rs 25,000 on an MC official for providing false information. The official has also been directed to pay Rs 15,000 compensation to the complainant. Read more about the case here.

The assistant town planner was suspended for passing fake information to a couple seeking details of a project in their area

Reports state that various medical organisation including the Indian Medical Association (IMA) and the Federation of Resident Doctors Association (FORDA) have been backing the revision in the NEET PG cut-off over the past couple of weeks.

NEET PG 2023: Fresh registration and choice will be opened again. Candidates who are already registered need not register again

IMA and FORDA have advocated for a cutoff mark reduction of up to 30% so that the majority of seats in both the clinical and non-clinical branches can be filled

Ludhiana: Its last renovation completed for Rs 1.

Pareek received a letter in this regard on Friday evening, signed by adviser Prashant Lonkar, attached to the Directorate General Fire Services, Civil Defence & Home Guards, under the MHA.

In a telephonic conversation monitored by an ACB team, Kore allegedly demanded Rs 80,000 for himself, while Almekar, in a separate call, agreed to accept Rs 20,000.

A 61-year-old retired BMC official has been duped of Rs 21 lakh by online fraudsters on the pretext of giving abetter insurance policy to get him better maturity benefits.