Taking cue from UP, Suvendu Adhikari govt moves to make rioters pay for property damage
The bill further proposes that financial liability would not be restricted only to those directly involved in acts of destruction.
The bill further proposes that financial liability would not be restricted only to those directly involved in acts of destruction.
The Commission observed that despite clear directions issued in its interim order dated October 8, 2025, the delayed possession interest at the rate of 5.5 per cent, as stipulated in the allotment letter, has still not been paid.
“The BJP is trying to dismantle Baba Saheb’s Constitution. The Congress will never allow this. From the Congress president to opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, we all stand firmly against this authoritarian BJP government,” he said.
Northern Railway, Lucknow Division, paid the family of Anwar Ali, Track Maintainer, working in the Engineering Department in Varanasi, who passed away in an accident during duty on March 25, 2025.
Assuring the bereaved family that the state government stands firmly with them, the CM announced a financial assistance of Rs one crore to them, and a job of Sub-Inspector to the younger brother of late Ashish Sharma by relaxing all eligibility criteria.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann announced Rs 10 lakh compensation for the families of each of the deceased.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Thursday presented a cheque of Rs one crore, under the personal accident insurance scheme, to the family of martyr Sub Inspector Ramcharan Gauta
The BJP government should stop making empty statements and pay for the losses suffered by the farmers of the state, said the former Haryana CM.
Pulling up the police over the investigation into the rape of a girl student of Anna University inside the varsity campus, Madras High Court on Saturday constituted a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to take over the probe and ordered an interim compensation of Rs 25 lakh to the victim besides directing the state government to take action against the Greater Chennai City Police Commissioner.
Addressing the media here on Saturday, NGO representatives alleged that diseases such as cancer and renal disorders, caused by exposure to methyl isocyanate (MIC), have been wrongly categorized as "temporary" by authorities.
