North Bengal floods are man made, says Mamata as toll rises to 28
The Chief Minister blamed the Centre for failing to manage discharge from dams
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Attack on BJP MP, MLA in north Bengal appalling: Modi
Prime Minister says the incident highlights “absolutely pathetic law and order situation in West Bengal”
PM Modi calls CJI after attack in Supreme Court, says incident has ‘angered all Indians’
The Prime Minister’s call and post come after Chief Justice Gavai was attacked by a lawyer who threw what looked like a sheaf of papers at the Supreme Court judge during a hearing of a
Social and Educational Survey gets extension amid a range of complaints from people
From wrong addresses and irrigation pumpsets to abandoned or locked homes, enumerators are facing uphill task; complaints of enumerators not taking data from willing families also surface
Bihar Assembly polls to be held in two phases on November 6 and 11; counting on November 14
Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar also announces byelection to eight constituencies across seven States on November 11. In Bihar, the gazette notification for the first phase of polling will be issued on October 10, and
T.N. government issues SOP for operating giant wheels
The SOP follows certain accidents involving ‘giant wheels’, and will apply to permanent Ferris wheels at amusement parks and temporary ones at trade fairs, exhibitions, and temple festivals
Bihar poll dates out but coalition partners yet to finalise seat sharing
In the NDA, the JD(U) could contest 107 seats and the BJP 105, leaving 31 seats for the other constituents; in the Opposition bloc, RJD may contest 130 seats, leaving 113 for the Congress and
Govt. extends Social and Educational Survey till October 24
Govt. and aided schools to function from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. to facilitate teachers to take up enumeration
J&K government removes officer who imposed social media gag on teachers without approval
Jammu and Kashmir Education Minister Sakina Itoo calls the move unilateral and warns that officials acting without authority will face strict action
Mobile phone usage hinders children’s creativity, says expert
‘Nowadays, many parents hand over mobile phones to their children to make them eat or stay occupied while they attend to their own work. This habit makes children addicted to mobile phones’
Crimes against elderly people on the rise in Kochi: NCRB
This marks a sharp increase from the 74 such incidents reported in 2022 and just 28 cases in 2021; chargesheeting rate for crimes against senior citizens in the city in 2023 is 74.5%