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Goa’s ‘anywhere registration’ reform for property documents: What it means
Goa has introduced a revolutionary property registration system known as ‘Anywhere Registration within the District’. This initiative facilitates the registration of property documents at any Sub-Registrar Office within a district, providing buyers and sellers with the flexibility to select offices with earlier appointment slots. Consequently, this reform aims to alleviate congestion and enhance the efficiency
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Kavach: What makes Indian Railways indigenous world-class tech special
Indian Railways is prioritising Kavach deployment on high-density and highly used network routes, which carry nearly 96% of railway traffic. Now, the next-generation Kavach 5.0 is being developed for suburban rail operations with an aim to support higher train frequencies.
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‘Organs unable to cope’: Jharkhand student leader’s health worsens after 15-day fast
Student leader Devendra Nath Mahto is facing a critical decline in health as he continues his hunger strike to advocate for essential reforms in Jharkhand’s recruitment examination system. In response to the protests, the government has pledged to take the demands seriously and has set up a dedicated email ID for suggestions. Protesters are requesting
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Person-to-person transactions to remain free: Govt clarifies no charges for UPI users
In a press release, the Ministry of Finance has said that users will not be charged for making UPI payments, and all Person-to-Person (P2P) transactions will continue to remain free. It said that if a Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) is introduced in the future, it will apply only to a limited category of merchant transactions
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Supriya Sule opposes FCRA Bill, urges Centre to withdraw it or send it to JPC
Supriya Sule opposes the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, in its current form. She urges the government to withdraw the proposed legislation or send it to a Joint Parliamentary Committee. Foreign funding should not be viewed with automatic suspicion, she stated during her remarks. Sule also commented on youth protests and disputes over political
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Too far, too late: Why pregnant women are still dying en route to care
In rural India, pregnant women encounter daunting obstacles when trying to obtain urgent medical care. Inaccessible roads and a lack of ambulances hinder emergency response in these remote areas. Additionally, the scarcity of specialist doctors exacerbates potentially life-threatening obstetric situations. These systemic issues often result in tragic outcomes for mothers and infants alike. Therefore, enhancing