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The Centre has imposed stock limits on tur dal and urad dal to prevent hoarding and unscrupulous speculation and also to improve affordability.

IPOH - A sundry shop operator is facing action under the Control of Supplies Act 1961 which is a maximum fine of RM1 million or a maximum imprisonment of three years or both, for...

Much fodder to be discussing whats going on in the other side. we know from yesterday theres audio of president trump talking about how he had a classified document about a potential attack on iran in his possession at bedminster where i dont think you do any of your presidential work, thats what jack smith is at. people are saying its going to be obstruction now and espi espionage. >> jesse: espionage! >> jessica: its not a joke, the national records office reached out to trumps lawyers and sai...

Travellers will be expected to stand on a digital scale during preflight check-in. The airline claims that weight records will be kept anonymous and out of sight during the survey process.

Housing trust says it had no warning of closure; FNDC says it gave six days’ notice.

The stabbing happened in a rehabilitation home for people on bail.

Although boarding schools may help a child’s all-round development, they are not for every family. We check out the pros and cons of taking your child to a boarding school in South Africa.

Harriette Cole: What advice can I give when I now realize it's not a happy situation?

Wellington, May 30: Air New Zealand will begin weighing passengers departing on international flights from the Auckland International Airport starting from July 2.

Education advocates are calling for urgent legislation of boarding standards amid fresh child mistreatment claims at an outback Queensland hostel.