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Most branches of public sector banks across the country were either completely or partially closed as both employees and officers observed the strike

The initiative is expected to provide greater convenience to thousands of pilgrims who travel to Velankanni from various parts of Tamil Nadu and across the country

The statement of objects and reasons of the Bill says the State intends the govt. to optimise the utilisation of human resources in the higher education sector; Opposition MLAs flag that it will lead to selective targeting of academicians critical of the Bengal govt.

Employees of all cadres march from the Ananda Gajapathi auditorium to Fort Junction on the United Forum of Bank Unions’ call; the coordination committee says managements have ignored the five-day demand and asks that performance-linked incentives cover all staff

Sonia Gandhi’s memoir, “Belonging: A Journey of Love,” is set for release on November 10, with HarperCollins India handling its publication domestically.

Former JPSC chairman L. Khiangte was arrested on August 10, a day after all three members of the panel resigned amid massive protests by aspirants over alleged irregularities in recruitment tests conducted by the commission.

The vigilance department seizes ₹14,38,340 kept in envelopes from two auditors accused of making such bizarre demands for bribes

The multinational company’s foods manufacturing plant in Nalbari district, spread across 44.2 acres, will cover 80,000 smallholder farmers through agri-entrepreneurs

Work is underway in the State for developing 10 agro-processing clusters based on moong, mustard, soybean, kinnow, pomegranate, guava, orange, isabgol, cumin and garlic

The Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) is now fully operational, giving India a 2,843-km freight backbone and a template for the next phase of its logistics overhaul

The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs said that Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman was invited in his capacity as the head of BIMSTEC, not as the Prime Minister.

This struggle is not merely for the rights of bank employees, but also against the Union government’s policies aimed at handing over the banking system to private players, says Srinivasa Rao

Foreign universities have taken steps to establish their off-shore campuses with the permission of the University Grants Commission. While one section feels that this is a good development, there are others who argue that Indian students will be better off studying at the parent campus of foreign universities, interacting with foreign students and having multicultural exchange

Rich tributes paid to Telugu writer Viswanatha Satyanarayana on his birth anniversary

Core demands of job permanency and fair wages remain even as the TVK-led State government recently reached an agreement with the workers engaged under the National Urban Livelihoods Mission (NULM)-Self Help Group model; next round of talks on October 3

World leaders are set to converge in New Delhi on September 12-13 for the 18th BRICS Summit, where India will assume the chairmanship for the fourth time.

Keralam General Education Minister says UDF government will discuss the matter before taking a decision

Sunny Joseph says Opposition should not blame the present UDF government, as lapses during LDF’s tenure also contributed to the power crisis

Businesses in both countries continue to face hurdles, including investments stalled by regulations, visa delays and restrictions on industrial equipment, underlining the gap between ‌diplomatic progress and economic ties, analysts say

Mr. Choudhary took a U-turn on at least six major decisions due to pressure from the Opposition and the public in general