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Government Jobs in a Changing India: How Aspirants Can Prepare Smarter
Government job preparation is still a major dream for lakhs of Indian families, but aspirants need better planning and reliable information.
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Government Jobs in a Changing India: How Aspirants Can Prepare Smarter
Government job preparation is still a major dream for lakhs of Indian families, but aspirants need better planning and reliable information.
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Green Development: Can Indian Cities Grow Without Losing Clean Air?
Development and clean air are often treated as opposites, but better planning can make Indian cities healthier and more livable.
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Misinformation Crisis: How Fake News Travels Faster Than Truth
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4 of family found dead in Visakhapatnam, police suspect suicide
The deceased were a 32-year-old autorickshaw driver, his 28-year-old wife, who was a vegetable vendor, and their two daughters, aged three and two.
India
Saree turns into rescue rope on muddy slope for Tamil Nadu pilgrims amid Nepal flash floods
When several women were unable to scale a muddy slope in Nepal, Ratnakumar and his wife Poonguzhali, who hail from Mayavaram, came to their rescue using a saree
India
Maharashtra agrees to tribal students’ demands; 17-day hunger strike ends
Tribal development minister Ashok Uike also met the protesters on Saturday with written assurances on their demands.
India
UP cadre IAS officer Divya Mittal resigns from service
UP cadre IAS officer Divya Mittal resigns from service
Business
Checks and Balance newsletter: Silicon Valley’s simulation idea is old and dull
John Prideaux, our executive editor, on Silicon Valley solipsism
Business
HDFC CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan to not seek reappointment, set to step down in October
The bank has now fast-tracked the process to find its successor. With this, HDFC Bank becomes the latest private-sector lender to witness a leadership change.
India
Vijeta Dahiya to make a comeback in CJP? Abhijeet Dipke says ‘will think about it but…’
Vijeta Dahiya was dropped as CJP spokesperson after videos allegedly showed him at a fast-food outlet during clashes between police and Delhi protesters.
India
Why India has never appointed a ‘distinguished jurist’ to SC, Justice Bhuyan asks
SC judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan questions why no ‘distinguished jurist’ has been appointed to the Supreme Court in 76 years, calls for serious attention to Article 124(3).
India
In Mann ki Baat, PM Modi highlights women empowerment, drug-free Bharat campaign
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens, especially young people and content creators, to contribute to the campaign for a drug-free Bharat.