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Behind Maharashtra’s push for data centres lies increasing power outages and apathy towards its people

Behind Maharashtra’s push for data centres lies increasing power outages and apathy towards its people

Seeks co-operation from MLAs and MLCs to break ‘garbage mafia’ even as Bengaluru Solid Waste Management Limited (BSWML) is re-tendering 16 of 21 waste management packages

According to a notification published in the government gazette, the minimum fare has been fixed at ₹50 for upto 1.8 km

As per initial reports from the counting centre, Janata Dal (United) candidate Neeraj Kumar is trailing in Patna graduate constituency which remained the hot seat due to boycott of Mokama MLA Anant Singh

PM Modi will inaugurate event with representatives of more than 25 countries, to be held at the 16th Century Purana Quila (Old Fort) in Delhi

Andhra's Anakapalli, Visakhapatnam, and Vizianagaram see 263 mm of rainfall in the 24 hours till 8 a.m.

Globally, total number of heatwave days decreased from 2024’s historical high of 15.3 billion person-days for older adults and 2.3 billion person-days for infants

S.V. Sankanur secured 33,711 first-preference votes, while Mohan Limbikai polled 24,388 votes. Independent candidate Kantakumar R. finished third with 4,055 votes

The brouhaha over Rajkumar Bhati reciting Ambedkar’s vows shows the limits of the SP’s revival of the Lohiate policy of numerical aggregation

Researchers and professors at the University of Agricultural Sciences Bangalore have identified the small hive beetle as a destructive, invasive scavenger insect that attacks honey bee colonies, bees, honey and pollen

IMD experts said the landfall process may go on for a long time, and they can indicate the tentative landfall point only after the process is over

After joining SP, Dharmendra Kashyap alleged that the law and order situation in Uttar Pradesh has collapsed and that members of backward communities were being denied justice

On October 15, Sudhakar Singh wrote to the Bihar CM about a defamation notice of ₹5 crore sent by Kundan Krishnan, asking whether the Bihar government endorse the notice

Cyclone Arnab set to make landfall around dawn on ; A.P. cancels several flights, trains, brings 30,000 fishing boats ashore; Odisha shuts ghat roads, imposes transport curbs, and begins massive evacuation

CPI general secretary D. Raja said Mr. Kumar had ‘lost the confidence of the people’ and that his continuation as Chief Election Commissioner posed a threat to the credibility of the electoral process

Latest order appears to differ from earlier ruling upholding children’s right to grow their hair as they wish; members question why a single member passed the order without a full bench

1,100 street lights switched on along 17-km NH 966A; ₹10-crore project follows years of complaints over accidents, crime and waste dumping; over two dozen fatal accidents reported in a decade