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More women are rejoining the labour force after a career break. We look at the problems they face.

Ninety-five natural water bodies in 16 urban local bodies (ULBs) of the state are set to get a new lease of life with the housing and urban development department's rejuvenation project under the Ama Pokhari initiative.

Bihar Police on Saturday said that they have busted a human trafficking gang and arrested at least 10 persons including a doctor and have recovered two infants during raids on two private hospitals in Patna.Police said that the alleged kingpin ...

MLAs from different parties in Odisha display rare camaraderie as the House session ends. Nostalgia fills the air as MLAs bid farewell to the last session of the assembly. The session was scheduled to continue for two more days but concluded earlier. Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik and MLAs pose for a group photograph, setting aside party affiliations. The session holds special significance for the first woman speaker in Odisha Vidhan Sabha.

Residents of more than 12 Agra localities celebrated the 'wedding' of Bhagwan Sharma and Usha Devi on a waterlogged road, surrounded by a foul-smelling drain and heaps of garbage. The couple, marking their 17th anniversary, protested against the dirty water, poor roads, and overall cleanliness of the locality.

The four-day-long Gopalpur beach festival came to an end on Sunday with musical performances by several noted singers. Witnessed by thousands of visitors, the festival showcased the talents of young local artists.

Succession In India, there are two alternative courses of succession to the property of a deceased person post his demise.  One is testamentary and the other is intestate. “Testament” is a testimonial which contains and...

Over 400 participants from 11 countries and 20 states of the country took part in the international conclave. This is the first-ever International conference on urban transformation being conducted in Odisha.

Noida: Women shopowners in the pink vending zones are struggling to continue work in the harsh winter.

Recently, the Allahabad High Court reiterated the position settled by the Supreme Court in Shipra Sengupta v. Mridul Sengupta and others (2009) that a nominee of a government employee is merely a...