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Increase in India's Tiger Population 'Good Sign', Says UN Chief's Spokesperson
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday released the All India Tiger Estimation Report 2018 and said the country had emerged as of one of the biggest and safest habitats for tigers in the world.
Bill Allowing Women to Work in Night Shifts Tabled in Goa Assembly
The amendment has been moved "with a view to boost the manufacturing sector and to facilitate ease of doing business", according to the bill's statement of objects and reasons.
Shravan Maha Shivratri 2019: Date, Puja Timings and Significance of Shravan Shivratri
As per Hindu belief, on this day, devotees perform the Maha Rudra-Abhishek puja to receive blessings of peace, prosperity and happiness from Lord Shiva.
With Around 3,000 Tigers, India One of the Safest Habitats for the Big Cat, Says PM Modi
The Tiger Estimation exercise is believed to be the world’s largest wildlife survey effort in terms of coverage, intensity of sampling and quantum of camera trapping.
VG Siddhartha Missing LIVE: CCD Day Board Calls Emergency Meet, Says 'Shocked by Development'
VG Siddhartha Missing LIVE: VG Siddhartha, the founder of India's largest Coffee chain Cafe Coffee Day who also owns Asia's single-largest coffee estate, is missing since Monday evening.
Humayun's Tomb Among 10 Historical Monuments to Remain Open for Visitors Till 9pm
At present, no popular monument is kept open beyond sunset - Taj Mahal timings is from sunrise (6 am) to sunset (6.30 pm) - but it has not found a place on this list.
Conspiracy to Wipe Out My Entire Family, Says Unnao Rape Survivor's Mother; CBI to Probe Accident
It was earlier reported that the rape survivor and her lawyer would be shifted to Delhi for treatment after the family's demand.
Bengal Man Lynched by Mob on Suspicion of Child-lifting; 17 Arrested
The man, whose identity is yet to be ascertained, was beaten and kicked by 250 people. The incident comes a week after two people were beaten up on suspicion of being child-lifters in separate incidents in the district last Sunday.
Scattered Light Rains, Muggy Weather for 2-3 Days in Delhi, Predicts IMD
Delhi has recorded 193 mm rains from July 1 to July 27, which is around 1 per cent more than the 30-year average of 190.4 mm. The weatherman has predicted generally cloudy sky on Monday with probability of very light rain.
Maiden Air Ambulance Sanctioned for Troops in Anti-Naxal Operations
A team of doctors, nursing assistants and paramedics have been deputed to round-the-clock man this first 'dedicated' air ambulance service for the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs), a senior official said.
Imran Khan Made US Realise Kashmir is a Flashpoint, Says Qureshi; Warns India Against 'Adamant Attitude'
The Pakistan Foreign Minister's comments come days after US President Donald Trump struck controversy by offering to mediate between India and Pakistan on the issue of Kashmir.
No Right is Permanent, It Changes with Socio-economic Conditions, Says Pranab Mukherjee
Former President of India, Pranab Mukherjee, was addressing a gathering of Delhi University professors and students after the release of the book 'Discourse on Rights in India: Debate and Dilemmas'.
Bihar Flood Situation Grim, 85 Lakh People Under Grip of Deluge
Among the 13 districts affected by the deluge, Sitamarhi and Madhubani were the worst-affected with 37 and 30 deaths respectively. The number of blocks affected by the floods also rose by five taking figure 111.
Assam Flood Death Toll Reaches 81 as Situation Remains Unchanged in 17 Districts
A population of 21.68 lakh of 1,716 villages in 56 revenue circles of the state is affected by the deluge.
Union Minister Says Free Hand Given to Security Forces to Fight Terrorists, Pakistan
Speaking at a function to mark the 81st Raising Day of CRPF here, the Union minister of state for home said the government would deal with all internal security problems firmly and lauded the role of the force in containing Maoist violence.
Hunger Relief Group to Send 10,000 Dry Uncooked Meals, Other Essential Materials to Flood-hit Assam
Flooding in Assam has killed 80 people. Around 27.15 lakh people in 2,078 villages of 17 districts have been affected by the deluge.