Jamia’s V-C search panel gets chairman after 2 months
The committee will initiate the process of selection of the vice chancellor based on the scores.
E-vehicles may replace CNG-run buses in cluster scheme under new EV policy
The new cluster e-buses will come with latest amenities.Officials said that the cluster buses will be integrated with the GPS.
Winter power demand touches all-time high as Delhi battles cold
The BSES discoms have assured to ensure adequate power supply for its nearly 50 lakh consumers and around 2 crore residents.
Chetan singh jauramajra assures all possible assistance to potato growers
Punjab Horticulture Minister S. Chetan Singh Jauramajra, on Thursday, assured the representatives of the Punjab Potato Grower Association of the state of all possible assistance.
Presiding over a meeting in his office here at the Punjab…
Gujarat Congress leaders question high command’s decision not to attend Ayodhya temple…
The Congress announced on Wednesday that it would skip the Ayodhya temple's consecration on January 22, citing it as a "political project" of the BJP and its mentor, the RSS.
BJP invites ‘sidelined’ opposition leaders
Numerous senior and influential leaders from various opposition parties have been engaging in discussions with BJP office-bearers to forge potential alliances.
China and Maldives upgrade ties with infrastructure deals
With Beijing and New Delhi tussling for influence, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu was elected in September after pledging to cultivate "strong ties" with China and eject Indian troops.
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister declares state of emergency in capital
Papua New Guinea's prime minister declared a 14-day state of emergency in the capital Port Moresby.
A non-traditional candidate resonates with Taiwan’s youth ahead of Saturday’s presidential…
First-time voters are overwhelmingly drawn to Ko Wen-je, an outspoken surgeon-turned-politician who previously served as the mayor of Taipei, the island's capital.
An unprecedented heatwave in Antarctica blew the minds of scientists and here’s why
Large swathes of East Antarctica experienced temperatures up to 40°C (72°F) above normal, shattering temperature records. It was the most intense heatwave ever recorded anywhere in the world.
Climate scientists don’t like surprises.…
