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Bengaluru traffic rules may get stricter: Govt mulls Rs 5,000 fine for one-way driving and other offences, licence suspension through penalty-point system and a carpooling rule

Bengaluru traffic news: Karnataka government is considering raising fines for traffic violations to tackle habitual offenders effectively. Proposed penalties for offences could reach Rs 5,000 for repeated violations, while first-time offences will incur lower fines. Additionally, measures to integrate traffic systems are being discussed for better accountability of motorists. The…

The Economic Times · Oct 1

Govt invites global mining players to India Mining Week 2026

India has invited the global mining community to participate in India Mining Week 2026, scheduled for November. This event aims to foster international collaboration, investment, and expertise in the mining sector. The Ministry of Coal and Ministry of Mines are organizing the conference-cum-exhibition together. Diplomatic representatives have discussed enhancing country-level…

The Economic Times · Sep 30

Modi said cartoonists were ‘closer to God’. Thanks to his govt, they are just as invisible

In December 2018, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said cartoons have healing power and cartoonists are “closer to god”, while congratulating the family of the late RK Laxman for digitising his iconic cartoon series ‘Common Man’.

Newslaundry · Sep 29

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Andy Burnham Tells Britons Not To Speculate on RAF Fairford as Nigel Farage Raises Iran 'Small Boats' Theory

Five men were arrested near RAF Fairford on suspicion of terror and explosives offences. Residents were evacuated as bomb disposal experts examined vehicles and police urged against speculation.

International Business Times UK · Sep 28

A week on, Nepal moves to rehab as hopes of finding survivors fade

TRISHULI BAZAAR (NEPAL): Govt in Nepal has shifted its focus from rescue to relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction a week after the Aug 26 Bhote Koshi flood as hopes of finding survivors across most of the devastated corridor recede. Search teams, however, continued digging into hydropower tunnels where workers could still…

The Times of India · Sep 2

3-yr-old’s rape-murder near Bihar border fuels death penalty debate in Nepal

NEW DELHI: The rape and murder of a three-year-old girl in Nepal’s Bara district, around 25km from Raxaul in Bihar, triggered demands for the death penalty in parliament after days of protests, even as the principal suspect is a 16-year-old boy who, if convicted, would be sentenced under Nepal’s juvenile…

The Times of India · Aug 25

India’s sugar stockpile set to shrink as output estimate falls: Govt

India's sugar production estimate has fallen significantly, impacting opening stocks for the new season. This lower output is expected to meet domestic demand until fresh supplies arrive. Retail sugar prices have risen sharply due to several contributing factors. The government has allowed duty-free imports of raw sugar to address availability…

The Economic Times · Aug 22

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Borders neglected in past, top priority for Modi govt now: Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on claims of Chinese intrusion in Arunachal Pradesh

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju stated border areas are now a top priority for the government. He referenced past neglect and acknowledged China's infrastructure advantage. Former Defence Minister A K Antony admitted India's historical policy of underdevelopment. Antony also noted that this policy changed decades ago.

The Economic Times · Aug 20

Jharkhand student protesters urge Rahul Gandhi to come to protest site, withdraw support from govt

JPSC-JSSC aspirants continue their indefinite hunger strike in Ranchi for their demands. Student protesters are seeking resolution through ongoing dialogue with the Jharkhand government. Talks are scheduled to address the protesters' core concerns and demands. Both government and opposition parties are commenting on the ongoing student agitation. The protest enters…

The Economic Times · Aug 17

Bangladesh sets tough riders for PM Tarique Rahman's visit to India

DHAKA/DELHI: Amid mounting domestic pressure from hardliners and opposition Jamaat-e-Islami ally NCP, PM Tarique Rahman's govt Sunday attached tough conditions for New Delhi prior to his possible bilateral visit to India at PM Modi's invitation - "act expeditiously on extradition of Sheikh Hasina and other criminal fugitives, and help create…

The Times of India · Aug 16

Govt's Rs 7,280 crore rare earth magnet scheme draws 20 bids, including L&T, Coal India, ReNew

Twenty bids were received for the government's rare earth magnet manufacturing scheme. This initiative aims to establish 6,000 metric tonnes of domestic production capacity. The scheme will support industries like electric vehicles and renewable energy sectors. It seeks to build a complete value chain from oxide to finished magnets. The…

The Economic Times · Aug 13

Parliamentary panel backs govt steps to strengthen IBC recovery, seeks deeper action on fund diversion

A parliamentary panel has backed govt efforts to improve insolvency recovery, seeking urgent action to prevent fund diversion during insolvency proceedings. The committee noted a significant gap between avoidance transaction values and actual recoveries.

The Economic Times · Aug 13

Govt introduces NCDC Amendment Bill 2026 to expand direct funding for cooperatives

A bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha to expand the NCDC's lending powers. This amendment will allow direct loans and grants to cooperative societies. It aims to streamline financial assistance and strengthen the cooperative sector. The bill also broadens the definition of foodstuffs for wider coverage. These changes will…

The Economic Times · Aug 10

After a dash for hot dollars, India dives deep for sticky money

The government appears to be shifting its focus from attracting short-term foreign capital to securing long-term foreign investment as it seeks to strengthen India’s external accounts.A reported proposal to raise the threshold for FDI projects requiring CCEA approval from ₹5,000 crore to ₹15,000 crore could ease approvals for large investors.

The Economic Times · Aug 10

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The Economic Times · Aug 8

Gratuity tax deduction denied due to ITR filing error? ITAT Chennai says genuine claims can't be rejected

Due to incorrect schedule in original ITR gratuity tax deduction under Section 43B denied; ITAT Chennai gives relief and says a genuine deduction cannot be denied merely because it was reported under an incorrect schedule in the ITR

The Economic Times · Aug 6

'In times of conflict, we have to go with whatever our Govt does': RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat addressed balancing national loyalty and civilisational peace. He stressed supporting the government during times of conflict and external hostility. Bhagwat urged not to forget historical and cultural ties between peoples across borders. He stated that permanent hatred is not a solution for political friction. Humanity's ultimate…

The Economic Times · Aug 5

Over 1 lakh senior citizens, 4.63 lakh women lodged financial cyber fraud complaints amounting to Rs 7,769 crore in 2025: Govt

Over one lakh senior citizens and four lakh women reported financial cyber fraud in 2025. These victims collectively lost over seven thousand crore rupees to fraudsters. The Ministry of Home Affairs shared this data based on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal. Police and public order remain state subjects, with…

The Economic Times · Aug 5

Lok Sabha to take up Bankers' Books Evidence Bill, Taxation Amendment Bill today

The Lok Sabha will consider two key financial bills on Wednesday. These include the Bankers' Books Evidence Bill and the Taxation and Other Laws Amendment Bill. An adjournment motion seeks a new anti-defection law to curb mass political defections. Another adjournment motion calls for a discussion on police action during…

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The Economic Times · Aug 4

Unified Pension Scheme attracted just 4% of NPS subscribers: Government

The Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) has received limited response from central government employees, with only 1.18 lakh workers opting for it by July 19, accounting for 4.3% of NPS subscribers. Introduced in April 2025 after demands for assured pensions, UPS offers a 50% pension guarantee, gratuity benefits and minimum monthly…

The Economic Times · Aug 3

Govt tables Bankers' Books Evidence Bill 2026 in Lok Sabha

A new bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha to update banking evidence laws. This legislation will recognize digital and virtual bank records as admissible evidence. The proposed law modernizes the existing framework to reflect current banking practices. It aims to create a technology-neutral legal system for financial records. The…

The Economic Times · Jul 31

By how much will E20 petrol reduce your car's mileage? One ministry says one thing, another says another

The Road ministry said E20 petrol might hit your mileage by 2-6%, based on a study by ARAI, SIAM, and Indian Oil Corporation. The statement sparked a buzz because just a few days earlier, Petroleum ministry had given a different figure.

Newslaundry · Jul 29

Delhi Police owns the stone-laden truck after NL report. But their lawyer linked it to protesters in HC

After a Newslaundry investigation, Delhi Police have confirmed that the stone-laden truck seen near Jantar Mantar on the morning of the July 20 march was in their custody – a vehicle they had seized after a road accident and then moved. But in the court, the lawyer representing the police…

The Economic Times · Jul 27

Govt to push anti-paper leak Bill even without debate if Opposition refuses discussion: Rijiju

The government will pass the Public Examinations Bill without discussion if the Opposition refuses participation. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla urged political parties to hold consultations for the debate. The Bill aims to strengthen legal frameworks against examination fraud with tougher penalties. Opposition parties demand detailed scrutiny by a committee…

The Economic Times · Jul 27

"Will sit together and decide what is to be done": Akhilesh Yadav on Public Examinations Amendment Bill

The Lok Sabha will consider the Public Examinations Amendment Bill, 2026. This bill aims to prevent unfair means in national examinations. Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav urged the government not to challenge public awareness. Nationalist Congress Party MP Saayoni Ghosh welcomed the government's steps. Youth and student views were heard,…

The Economic Times · Jul 22

Opposition MPs wear black to parliament, stage protest against 'police brutality' on student protestors

Opposition parties wore black to protest alleged police brutality against students and lawmakers. Leaders criticized the government over unemployment and recurring examination paper leaks. Congress workers held demonstrations across several states condemning police actions. Several opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, were detained by Delhi Police. The protests followed a demonstration…

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