India
Haryana: Homes in Bibipur village get nameplates bearing daughters' names
Panchayat representatives will visit every household in the village putting up nameplates with names and e-mail IDs of the daughters.
PM Modi to leave for a 5-nation trip today to attend BRICS, SCO summits
Modi is scheduled to travel from July 6 to 13 to five Central Asian countries and Russia.
To resign or not is left to Lokayukta, says Karnataka CM
"To resign or not to resign is left to him. Government cannot do anything within the purview of the law on the issue," he told reporters in Ballari, when questioned about the demand for the exit of Rao.
Kerala doctor Renu Raj bags second spot in 2014 UPSC Civil Services exam results
Renu Raj works at a hospital in Kollam in Kerala and she hails from Kottayam. She secured the second rank in the exam in her first attempt.
In bulk of rural India, Rs 5,000 is highest monthly wage
SECC reveals stark figures, nearly 75% households in rural India earn below Rs 5000, 40% households landless, 35% illiterate.
UP's Kanhar dam project: Medha Patkar, Left union attack government
Alleging that there is a little difference between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav when it comes to offering land rights to public, the outfit said its members were arrested on "fake" charges and misbehaved with.
AAP government-appointed panel recommends removal of DERC chairman, members
A committee, formed by the AAP government to bring out a white paper on Delhi's power sector, has recommended removal of the Chairman and members of Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission.
India's push to save its cows starves Bangladesh of beef
Critics say tougher anti-beef laws discriminate against Muslims, Christians and lower-caste Hindus who rely on the cheap meat for protein. Butchers and cattle traders, many of them Muslim, say the push threatens thousands of jobs.
Battling corruption charges, Karnataka Lokayukta asks its police unit to stop all ongoing probes
Earlier, sources had said that the Karnataka Lokayukta targeted as many as 150 officials, including IAS and IPS officers. They were asked for money to prevent raids.
884 people go missing every month from Mumbai, says police
As many as 884 people, many of them minor girls, went missing every month on an average from Mumbai during the last decade, says a Mumbai Police report.
Sensex recoups 100 points, value-based buying drives show
The benchmark Sensex rose over 100 points to trade above the 28,000 mark in early trade on Friday as value-based buying in consumer durables, healthcare, power, capital goods and auto sectors took the recovery forward.
Haryana government directs FDA to issue notices to 19 food producers
Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij today directed Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Department to issue notices to 19 producers of canned food and beverages.
BJP MP, others offer to help the homeless who was a key witness in 2008 Delhi blasts
The young man was a key witness in the 2008 Delhi blast case in which more than 60 people were killed. He was awarded by the Vice President Hamid Ansari for his bravery.
Gujarat: Heavy rains wash away 14,600 hectares of farmland, Amreli worst hit
About 4,600 hectares of farmland, including land with crops, were washed away in other districts as well, including 1,300 hectares in Valsad, 1,622 hectares in Bharuch and 1,700 hectares in Gir-Somnath district.
ACB chief MK Meena's powers curtailed by AAP government
The government has asked ACB's Additional Commissioner S S Yadav, backed by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, to supervise the main work including investigation and functioning of the anti-graft body, days after the Delhi High Court refused to restrain Meen...
Woman prisoner tries to hang self in Tihar Jail
A 30-year-old woman, lodged in Tihar jail tried to commit suicide by hanging herself.