India, July 29 -- The dead tree has no leaves. The leaves have been replaced by birds, hundreds of birds. This rainy afternoon, every branch is occupied. Black kites sit almost wing to wing along the... Read More
India, July 29 -- Bhagirath Choudhary, Union minister of state for agriculture, has refunded a Rs.99-lakh subsidy he had availed for his cucumber farm under a scheme administered by his own ministry, ... Read More
PRAYAGRAJ, July 29 -- : A large quantity of government-supplied medicines, reportedly worth lakhs of rupees and yet to expire, was found dumped in garbage near Manmohan Park in Katra on Tuesday mornin... Read More
India, July 29 -- PRAYAGRAJ The Allahabad high court recently dismissed the appeal of an 82-year-old man convicted of murdering his brother in 1984 and directed him to surrender to serve the remaining... Read More
LUCKNOW, July 29 -- The number of tigers in Uttar Pradesh has continued to rise under the Yogi government, with conservation and scientific management emerging as key priorities. According to the 2022... Read More
India, July 29 -- Minutes before she was to leave for a Guru Purnima pilgrimage with her family, a 46-year-old Mahim woman was fatally knocked down and dragged for around 100 metres by a speeding spor... Read More
India, July 29 -- The rapid integration of the global economy has transformed the way businesses operate, compete and grow. Whether it is a technology start-up looking to establish a presence in a for... Read More
India, July 29 -- Widespread rains across Delhi-NCR on Tuesday brought traffic to a crawl, disrupted Metro access at some locations, and inundating roads and, even markets, raising questions over the ... Read More
India, July 29 -- A Delhi Police team allegedly entered the headquarters of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI-M) in New Delhi on Tuesday to "execute a non-bailable warrant" against student l... Read More
India, July 29 -- Widespread rains across Delhi-NCR on Tuesday brought traffic to a crawl, disrupted Metro access at some locations, and inundating roads and, even markets, raising questions over the ... Read More