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The revamp comes as more than 90% of routes under the old scheme fell into disuse after the subsidy period; the ₹28,840 crore outlay of the modified scheme marks a nearly six-fold jump in funding

The police team arrests Sayeeda Begum from Hyderabad in Telangana, Abdul Salam from Ballari in Karnataka and 19-year-old Zeeshan from Jodhpur in Rajasthan

Data from MoveInSync indicates that the average one-way commute is about 59 minutes in Bengaluru and 58 minutes in Hyderabad, suggesting similar overall travel burdens

An air gun was seized when members of a surveillance team intercepted a car for a vehicle check in Vellore

The BRO has facilitated the mobility of the military and transformed the lives of border residents, the minister said

The tie-up with Indian Culinary Institute aims to promote Telugu cuisine on national and international platforms, and focus on skill development in the culinary sector

It has been laid at a cost of ₹3.40 crore provided from the VB-G RAM G funds; the NDA government has provided road connectivity to 22 major temples in the last 20 months at a cost of ₹40 crore drawn out of VB-G RAM G, Panchayat Raj and SASCI funds, he says

“As I listened to them, one thing became immediately clear: their frustration is not just about a ‘project’. This is about people, their identity, and their right to live with dignity on their own land,” Mr. Gandhi said.

Uttam says that carrying petrol and diesel in cans will not be allowed and the practice is hazardous

Keralam Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has strongly condemned misogynistic remarks made by a UDF leader against MLA U Prathibha, terming them an insult to all women in public life. Prathibha plans legal action, stating the comments were beyond character assassination and aimed at discouraging women. The UDF candidate distanced himself from the remarks.

The selected students must confirm their admissions by visiting the allotted schools between March 26 and April 7, says Samagra Shiksha State Project Director

The BJP has nominated Ratna Debnath, mother of the RG Kar Medical College rape and murder victim, from Panihati for the West Bengal Assembly elections. Her decision to contest on a BJP ticket stems from her pursuit of justice for her daughter and a broader fight for women's safety. This move has sparked debate among activists.