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Kolkata to host East Zone Open bridge meet from Friday – ThePrint

Kolkata to host East Zone Open bridge meet from Friday  ThePrint

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India home to over 60 pc of world’s wild Asian elephants: Modi – ThePrint

India home to over 60 pc of world’s wild Asian elephants: Modi  ThePrint

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India home to over 60 pc of world’s wild Asian elephants: Modi – ThePrint

India home to over 60 pc of world’s wild Asian elephants: Modi  ThePrint

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Cauvery row bandh: What’s open and what’s closed in Karnataka on August 13

Karnataka braces for a statewide bandh and potential disruptions on Thursday. Pro-Kannada groups demand action on the Cauvery water dispute and other projects. Public transport and commercial activities may face significant impact across the state. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are also predicted, compounding potential travel issues. Residents are advised to check conditions before undertaking long-distance

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How difficult is it to become a doctor or an engineer in India?

The NEET crisis began with a leaked paper and was followed by the resignation of the education minister. But beneath the political storm lies an older Indian story, familiar from 3 Idiots to Kota coaching rooms, millions chasing a small pool of prized seats, even as thousands of other seats go empty.

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Government suspends Table Tennis federation recognition over governance issues

The ministry also asked the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) to set up an ad-hoc committee to oversee the administration of table tennis in the country until a proper governance structure is restored.

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Charged Rs 30 for carry bags, Red Tape told to pay Rs 26,000 compensation

A Gurugram consumer commission found Red Tape guilty of unfair trade practices. The company charged a customer thirty rupees for three shopping bags. This action was deemed a deficiency in service by the commission. Red Tape was ordered to refund the amount and pay compensation. The company must also pay fifteen thousand rupees for mental

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CEO sends ‘urgent message’ to Australian Police after undersea cables damaged

Australian Federal Police are investigating two undersea communication cable faults. These faults occurred within minutes of each other near Perth. A marine vessel was reportedly near the location at the same time. Company founder Bevan Slattery urged an urgent probe into the incident. Authorities are assessing the information and have not confirmed sabotage.

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