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April 8, 2024
Assam by-polls: Three legislators who resigned from state assembly fielded by BJP Three legislators who resigned from the state assembly have been fielded by BJP in the by polls. Phanidhar Talukdar was given the party's ticket from Bhabanipur while Rupjyoti Kurmi from Mariani and Sushanta Borgohain from Thowra. Borgohain and Kurmi resigned from Congress and
April 7, 2024
Privatisation of Public Sector Undertakings is not in national interest and the Tamil Nadu government would oppose the Centre's bid to privatise PSUs which are public assets, Chief Minister M K Stalin informed the State Assembly on Thursday. The PSUs of India are public assets that are designed to nurture economic growth and provide job
April 7, 2024
The Zamfara State Government has said it did not borrow the sum of 14.26 billion as speculated by the opposition party in the state, saying that the money
April 7, 2024
By Girish Linganna On Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called out the DMK party for not being consistent about the Katchatheevu island issue. He said
April 6, 2024
The new legislative maps reflect a near split between Republican- and Democratic-leaning districts. For more than a decade, earlier maps had helped Republicans hold power.
April 5, 2024
It would allow terminally ill patients to take their own lives.
April 5, 2024
Receiving the protesters, Adebola Sabi, representing Lagos Mainland II, said the Assembly under the leadership of Mudashiru Obasa, would see to the matter. | Pulse Nigeria
April 5, 2024
On Tuesday, Feb. 20, New Richmond Director of School Nutrition Bobbie Guyette teamed up with Allison Pfaff Harris from the Research Education Action and Policy (REAP) Food Group to advocate on behalf of Healthy School Meals for All.
April 5, 2024
Back in 2017, when France rolled it out the world’s first “right to disconnect” law — making it illegal for the boss to email workers after hours — Americans responded the way we always do when the French do something cool: Shake our heads at how soft they are while secretly wishing we could do the same thing. (See also: drinking wine at lunch, retiring at 62, national health care.)