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The party claimed that since the NTA was set up in 2017, "there have been at least four instances when leakages were exposed" and alleged that the agency had been plagued by multiple problems while conducting examinations

An expert said that 47% of farm work was now mechanised, and that the introduction of scientific methods has led to surplus production

State to join RDSS and ₹300 crore sanctioned as first instalment for preparations for Godavari Pushkarams, mid-day meals in junior colleges

Police told The Hindu that during the remand period, the SIT probing the case will recreate the scene of crime along with seizing substantial evidence from him and interrogating him on various aspects

Hackers impersonate Apple Support and exploit victims’ urgency to locate or secure their missing devices through fraudulent SMS messages containing phishing links

As many as 261 cylinders seized

Diversions through colony roads hit local businesses, parking and daily commute at Uppal X roads and surrounding areas

A high-level inquiry committee, comprising doctors of the Madras Medical College and Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital (RGGGH), has been constituted to inquire into the incident

Kanumolu in Krishna district records 45.8°C; severe heatwave conditions may prevail in 21 mandals while heatwave conditions may affect 214 mandals on Sunday, says APSDMA

Kuki Inpi Manipur extends shutdown since May 13 by another 48 hours to secure release of 14 Kuki people

Minister for Industries and IT D. Sridhar Babu launched a dedicated online portal for receiving applications from eligible industrial units seeking to avail benefits under the policy

Draft rules open for feedback till June 21; 16-member National Level Steering Committee for the new scheme must include five State representatives; rules also spell out provisions for the transition from MGNREGA

A sharp rise in patient load is resulting in long delays for tests and reports at the central diagnostic laboratory built by the Infosys Foundation

Congress president accuses Centre of ‘looting the public in instalments’, says benefits were not passed down to people when global prices were low

Says it reflects the Centre’s intolerance towards democratic protests

Prolonged exposure to high temperatures can affect the body’s natural thermoregulation mechanisms and lead to a range of health conditions, experts said at a webinar organised by The Hindu on Saturday