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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.
The Reserve Bank of India expressed concerns over states’ rising spending on subsidies like farm loan waivers and freebies, impacting funds for infrastructure and development. […]
Washington Sundar’s career-best 7/59 helped India bowl out New Zealand for 259 in the second Test in Pune. India, however, faced an early setback as […]
Former deputy chief minister Tejashwi Yadav criticized Nitish Kumar for the state’s failing liquor ban, citing institutional corruption and a flourishing black market. He accused […]