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Delhi HC has urged the DU vice-chancellor to be proactive in addressing the defacement of public property by student candidates during the recent student union polls. The court emphasized the need for action, highlighting the significant cleanup costs and criticizing the administrative failure. The matter is scheduled for a hearing on October 28.
Canadian officials have admitted leaking information to The Washington Post about India’s alleged interference in Canadian affairs, including the killing of a Sikh activist. Trudeau’s […]
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Singapore after Brunei, receiving a warm welcome from the Indian diaspora. During his visit, India and Singapore signed four MoUs […]
The Centre has announced an increase in minimum wage rates through a revision of the Variable Dearness Allowance. This decision will benefit workers across various […]