BPCL Reinforces India’s Energy Security Amid a Challenging Global Environment
BPCL strengthened national energy security by maintaining seamless operations across its refining, marketing, and distribution network.
BPCL strengthened national energy security by maintaining seamless operations across its refining, marketing, and distribution network.
Maratha job reservation agitation leader Manoj Jarange Patil met students protesting in Jantar Mantar on Wednesday and assured them that if there is further police brutality against them, BJP leaders will find it difficult to move around in Maharashtra and that Marathas will march towards Delhi when the time is right.
The Kerala High Court ruled on Wednesday that the state government is free to reconstitute the Kerala State Waqf Board and appoint statutorily mandated non-Muslim members to the board on an interim basis so that the Board can continue to function.
The Odisha Health and Family Welfare Department on Wednesday assured that the State is fully prepared to tackle any possible resurgence of COVID-19, while urging the public not to panic over recent reports on the disease.
In an unusual show of political street power in Jaipur, the ruling BJP and the Congress on Wednesday held protest marches to gherao each other's state headquarters, forcing the police to use water cannons and mild force to prevent the protesters from advancing.
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Sunday ordered the suspension of West Singhbhum Civil Surgeon and other officials after five children suffering from thalassemia tested HIV-positive following blood transfusions at Chaibasa Sadar Hospital.
In a shocking incident, unidentified miscreants issued death threats and pelted stones at the official residence of a judge in Anuppur district of Madhya Pradesh.
Mehbooba was campaigning for PDP candidate Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi in Budgam, which will go to by-polls on 11 November.
Barely six months before Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s March 31, 2026, deadline to wipe out the armed Left-Wing Extremism from Indian soil, the banned CPI (Maoist) appears to be battling deep internal divisions.
Odisha, which has a history of cyclonic strikes in October and November, braces for yet another cyclone even as the State government issued directions to the district officials in vulnerable pockets to stay in preparedness to successfully tackle exigencies of the situation.
