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Mr. Soren termed it a black bill and an injustice to Jharkhand and its people. The Bill seeks to restrict states’ powers to levy taxes on mineral rights and mineral-bearing lands

Work is being done to clear the remaining debris, which the BMC is coordinating

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren vehemently condemned the recently passed Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, which he argues undermines the state’s authority to tax mineral rights and land.

In a video message ahead of Independence Day, he called for a fundamental change in the manner in which political leaders are chosen

After the BJP came to power in West Bengal, the new government is going an extra mile to build statues and memorial in the name of Syama Prasad Mookerjee

The Bench asks the country’s food regulator whether it does not want children to grow up healthy

The choking of tanks due to siltation, reduced inflows, and changes in catchment areas in Andhra Pradesh’s Chittoor district, crippled irrigation sources and put farmers in a fix, even as the district administration makes efforts to rejuvenate the water bodies, reports K. Umashankar

Thousands of people await selection under the Indiramma Housing scheme. But for many beneficiaries, the ₹5 lakh subsidy has fallen short of the actual construction cost, forcing them to dip into savings or take loans. With hut-dwellers prioritised under Phase II, the need to contain costs has become more urgent. What is driving construction expenses beyond ₹5 lakh, and what is the Telangana State Housing Corporation doing to address the issue, K. Shiva Shanker finds out

Food safety inspections over the past few days in Bengaluru have challenged the assumption that a higher-priced meal or a well-known brand, by default, ensures good standards, writes Afshan Yasmeen

“What is shocking is that after Sukhbir survived an attempted assassination attempt in Amritsar earlier, nothing seems to have been done to protect him better,” Mr. Abdullah said

On Haridwar’s holy but littered ghats, people in their 20s– almost all men– arrived in millions. Some had spent a month’s wage to get there; almost all could not afford a room for the night. Those who spoke to Ishita Mishra leaned heavily towards the BJP and believed their parents knew best. Less than a month after the youth protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, at this Hindu religious gathering, where more than half the crowd were Gen Z-ers, the central idea was to conform, to abide by tradition and uphold the system

Various education related social media platforms run by students and aspirants of U.P. have extended their support

During the SP rule, nothing happened for the construction and development of the airport, Jewar MLA Dhirendra Singh said

“Under Section 24, related to demarcation/measurement, 28,556 cases were pending as of December 31, 2025. From January 1 to July 31, 2026, 91,472 new cases were received, of which 39,645 cases were disposed,” a government statement said

Hapur Police have arrested two men, Lokesh and Shivam, in connection with the death of 27-year-old Mohd Azeem, who died from injuries sustained during an alleged assault by kanwariyas following a road accident

Nagendra Roy was conferred the award in February this year by the Trinamool Congress government. A leader from Cooch Behar was nominated to the Upper House from West Bengal in July 2023 as a candidate backed by the BJP.

The authorities in East Jaintia Hills have been unable to hold public hearings following opposition to a ₹1,800-crore integrated cement plant and limestone mining project since May

With the BJP busy promoting its ‘pro-Sikh’ image and the Congress currently caught up in internal fighting, the AAP is trying to capture a share of the Hindu vote bank in Punjab