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Two women officers whose public squabbling has stunned the Karnataka administration have been transferred without a posting a day after they both complained against each other to the state's top bureaucrat, the Chief Secretary.

A public squabble between two senior women officers has shocked many in the Karnataka administration and has left the Basavaraj Bommai government at a loss for a response.

D Roopa Moudgil, an IPS officer, posted personal pictures of Rohini Sindhuri, an IAS officer, on social media on Sunday.

The Tamil Nadu Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment (HR&CE) department has constructed a bathing pool worth Rs 50 lakhs for an elephant at a temple.The pool has been constructed at the Perur Pateeswarar temple for its elephant, Kalyani. ...

Braving stiff opposition from higher caste protesters, mostly women, Dalits on Monday entered the Sri Muthalamman temple in Thenmudiyanur village of Tamil Nadu's Tiruvannamalai district - the first time since it was built 70 years ago.The Dalit ...

ISLAMABAD: The Economic Coordination Committee of the Cabinet Tuesday approved the import policy order 2022 for 5-year-old tractors under the Kissan Package.Regarding ‘Duty Reduction’...

The Bermudian Springs School District (BSSD) community is making its mark for years to come through a 215-foot-long school spirit mosaic.

Revenue officials sealed the Sakthi Mariamman Temple at Virudasampatti in Tamil Nadu's Salem district after caste Hindus prevented the entry of Dalits into the temple.Police said that the temple, under the control of the Hindu Religious and ...

Two employees of the Vadapalani Andavar temple in Chennai were placed under suspension after the Madras High Court Judge, Justice S.M. Subramaniam had personally experienced their corruption and rude behaviour.Justice Subramaniam had stated ...

Hotels and places of lodging near Mahakaleshwar temple have been instructed to put up this information so devotees arrive at temples without phones.