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Kerala made national headlines during this period by becoming a fully digitally literate State and the first State in the country to be free from extreme poverty

The Secunderabad Cantonment spans around 10,000 acres and is divided into land seven categories; of this lands covering about 5,670 acres are owned by the Indian Army and lands spread over 2,676 acres are privately owned by residents

He directs that five mandals of the Gudur Assembly constituency be merged with Nellore district again; final notification on December 31

Ramprasad says elaborate arrangements are in place for Vaikuntha Ekadasi festivities and refutes reports of any untoward incident at the hill shrine

The police personnel announced through loudspeakers that the area near Parliament was not a designated place for protests and asked the demonstrators to disperse

The Chief Minister highlights the need for value addition, advocating for coconut-based processing units manufacturing virgin coconut oil, desiccated coconut, coconut sugar, coir and other fibre-based products and activated carbon

The assertion by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) came days after Lalit Modi, in a video posted on social media, joked about his and Mallya’s status as the “two biggest fugitives” of India

The inquiry committee, headed by DGCA Joint Director General Sanjay K Bramhane, was constituted on December 5 to conduct a comprehensive review and assessment of the circumstances that led to the massive flight disruptions

Two former Ministers C.Ve. Shanmugam and K. Pandiarajan are contemplating changing their constituencies

Party says 340 acres acquired in 2016 for proposed aircraft components unit remain unused, leaving farming families in financial distress, urges government to act immediately

Only 28 of the 48 destinations in the Kashmir Valley that were closed after the terror attack in Pahalgam have been reopened. While waiting for the Lieutenant Governor to give clearance to the rest to resume operations, locals who are dependent on tourism for their livelihoods worry about unpaid loans and unsteady jobs. Peerzada Ashiq reports on how the incident continues to impact tourism

The Students also alleged that they are forced to do the work which they are not supposed to do like brooming the class, opening the gate, washing their own plates and glasses after mid-day meal and shutting the doors and windows after the classes get over

She said the court was the last resort for her “to ensure that undertrials who have no serious charges” are brought back to Kashmir

The regional party dismisses possible announcement of successor to Mr. Patnaik on its 29th foundation day as mischief