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The article highlights the age-old problems faced by residents of New Delhi, focusing on issues such as congestion, pollution, sanitation, and lack of infrastructure. It also touches on the upcoming elections in the New Delhi constituency and the perspectives of different residents.

Hailing the publishers for the reference books on the three laws, the Union Home Minister said the books also give case law commentaries for easy understanding

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday released 12 reference books related to the recently enacted criminal justice laws and said the books have lucidly brought out changes made in the laws in a concise and simple manner. Hailing the publishers for the reference books on the three laws, Shah

India News: NEW DELHI: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday released 12 reference books related to the recently enacted criminal justice laws and said the bo.

The three new laws -- the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita and the Bharatiya Sakshya Act -- got Parliaments approval last week and the president gave her assent on December 25. The laws will replace the colonial era Indian Penal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure and the Indian Evidence Act of 1872 respectively.

While both the BJP and BSP appear to be reaching out the Muslims, the Congress is relying on its regional presidents and the Samajwadi Party is focusing on social justice.

While 'Netaji' frequently demonstrated his secular credentials by working for marginalised groups against communal forces, his impressive political career is marked with a few blunders as well.

Launch of 5G in the worlds biggest mobile market after China will bring high speed internet to consumers, with simultaneous socio-economic benefits in sectors like agriculture and health.

India will push mobile phone manufacturers to prioritise rolling out software upgrades to support 5G in the country

India to nudge Apple, Samsung to fast-track 5G phone software rollout