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BSP leader K Armstrong's murder: Sandeep Rai Rathore transferred, A Arun new Chennai police Commissioner
The Tamil Nadu government has replaced Sandeep Rai Rathore as Commissioner of Police, Greater Chennai with A Arun, who is currently ADGP, Law and Order. Rathore has been appointed as DGP, Police Training College, Chennai. This reshuffle of senior IPS officers follows the recent killing of BSP leader K Armstrong.
Apple is first company charged under new EU competition law
Apple is facing intense regulatory scrutiny globally, with charges in the EU, legal battles in the US, and regulatory actions in Britain, signaling a turbulent period for the tech giant in various markets.
Tamil Nadu: Death toll goes up to 59 in Kallakurichi hooch tragedy
The death toll in the hooch tragedy in Tamil Nadu's Kallakurichi district rose to 59 on Tuesday, the district administration said. While 111 persons are undergoing treatment at Kallakurichi Government Medical College hospital, hospital authorities stated.
Govt's big push for forensic infrastructure enhancement with financial outlay at Rs 2254 cr
Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a new scheme 'Central Sector Scheme “National Forensic Infrastructure Enhancement Scheme” (N.F.l.E.S.)' with financial outlay at financial outlay of Rs.2254.43 crore for campuses, labs and enhancement of infrastructure.
Piyush Goyal returns as Union minister in new avatar as 1st time Lok Sabha member
Piyush Goyal, 59, who has been a Rajya Sabha member since 2010, eloquently articulated the government's position on different occasions during debates on various issues in the Upper House of Parliament.
Why should reforms now be a problem? Freebies, promised or delivered, didn’t work. Labour, trade, education & privatisation reforms await
Voters in the recent election have sent a clear message: they value responsible spending over freebies. At the national level, the NDA government, despite a reduced majority, was preferred over a challenger promising unattainable giveaways. Similarly, in Andhra Pradesh, the incumbent government, known for excessive freebies, faced a resounding defeat. The takeaway for future governments is to spend taxpayer money judiciously, prioritizing essential functions like infrastructure, education, health, and defence.
Arunachal: The story of victorious Kiren Rijiju's tenacity and commitment
Kiren Rijiju held roles in Youth Affairs, Sports, Law, and now serves as the Cabinet Minister of Earth Sciences, showcasing his adaptability and dedication to various responsibilities.
China beats the war drums at Shangri-La Dialogue
Chinese Defense Minister Admiral Dong Jun delivered a strong message at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, emphasizing China's stance against hegemonism and power politics in the Asia-Pacific region.
Patna college student Harsh brutally beaten to death by 15 masked assailants
Patna's B N College final-year student, Harsh Kumar, was fatally attacked by masked assailants at Patna Law College's parking lot. The 22-year-old, politically active student, died after being beaten with rods and bricks. The motive behind the assault remains unclear. Police are investigating the case, while the college principal refrains from commenting. Harsh's tragic death raises concerns about student safety.
Xi Jinping's recipe for total control: An army of eyes and ears
A police officer in a Beijing apartment complex uses a color-coded system to identify high-risk residents. Xi Jinping aims for pervasive surveillance in China, expanding control and embedding the party in daily life.
In Mumbai North, Piyush Goyal challenges 'outsider' tag against 'bhoomi putra' Bhushan Patil
BJP leader Piyush Goyal faces Congress's Bhushan Patil in the Mumbai North seat election. Goyal, a born Mumbaikar, has been criticized by Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut and Congress leader Varsha Gaikwad for labeling him an "outsider." Goyal, who is a Rajya Sabha MP, is aiming to match the winning margin of 4.65 lakh votes recorded by BJP's Gopal Shetty in the last election. Congress' Patil is asserting his identity as a local resident and a "Maharashtrian" to garner maximum votes for his party.
TikTok creators file suit to block US divestment or ban law
The suit, which seeks injunctive relief, says the law threatens free speech and "promises to shutter a discrete medium of communication that has become part of American life."
What's gone horribly wrong with the US college admission system
Applicants have more anxiety than ever. Elite schools have more power than ever. Something had to give.
Fresh chaos, arrests on US college campuses as police flatten camp at UCLA
Students have rallied or set up tents at dozens of universities in recent days to protest Israel's war on Gaza. Demonstrators have called on President Joe Biden, who has supported Israel's right to defend itself, to do more to stop the bloodshed in Gaza and demanded schools divest from companies that support Israel's government.
JP Nadda demands CBI probe into Hubballi college student murder
BJP national president J P Nadda has demanded a CBI probe into the recent murder of 23-year-old college student Neha Hiremath in Dharwad. Neha, daughter of Congress corporator Niranjan Hiremath, was stabbed to death by her former classmate, leading to widespread protests. Nadda visited Neha's house to offer condolences and assured her family of justice. He criticized Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Home Minister G Parameshwara for their statements, suggesting they could influence the probe.
Karnataka Congress corporator's daughter stabbed to death for turning down love proposal
Congress corporator's daughter fatally stabbed in Hubballi raises law and order concerns in Karnataka. Opposition and ruling party engage in blame game over the tragic incident, while officials emphasize the need to uphold law and order in the state.
Some American colleges will soon charge $100,000 a year. How did this happen?
Vanderbilt University's cost of $98,426 includes various expenses, aid options, and generous discounts. The article delves into the complexities of college pricing, aid distribution, and the factors contributing to the high costs in higher education.
Gangster-politician Mukhtar Ansari passes away; Opposition demands high-level probe into death
Ansari, was brought to the emergency department of Rani Durgavati Medical College at around 8:25 pm on Thursday after he complained of nausea and faintness. He ultimately succumbed to a cardiac arrest, according to a medical bulletin issued by the hospital. He was also admitted to the hospital on Tuesday after he complained of abdominal pain, but was discharged that evening itself. His family, including his elder brother and MP Afzal Ansari as well as his lawyer had alleged Ansari was being "slow poisoned" by the jail authorities. Soon after his death, some opposition leaders demanded a high-level enquiry into his death, taking cue from his family's allegations and some even going on to call it a "state-orchestrated murder".
Abhijit Gangopadhyay, first HC judge to join politics after resigning, leaves behind a chequered record
Born in Kolkata in 1962, he completed his schooling and secured a law degree from Hazra Law College. He worked as an officer in the West Bengal Civil Service and was posted in North Dinajpur. He quit to start practising as an advocate in the Calcutta High Court. He was appointed additional judge of the HC in May 2018 and continued in the capacity till July 2020, when he was made a permanent judge.
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