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The statehood for Ladakh movement descended into violence, arson and street clashes in Leh on Wednesday, leaving four people dead and at least 80 injured, including 40 police personnel, officials said.
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In its judgment, the court stressed that participation in the survey must remain entirely voluntary. It directed the government to issue a clear notification ensuring that citizens are aware they are not obligated to participate
Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) of Payagpur Ashwini Kumar Pandey told PTI that the district administration received repeated complaints regarding the functioning of an illegal madrassa inside a three-storey building in Pahalwara village under Payagpur tehsil.
Excitement is building in Dublin all week in what will be a huge sporting occasion, with thousands of fans in Ireland for the game, in the first NFL game in the country.
Jammu and Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah conducted an aerial survey of flood-affected Kathua villages, met residents, and assured all possible assistance. He also directed officials to expedite relief, damage assessment, and restoration works. The CM is set to visit Reasi next to assess further flood damage.
Ben-Gvir vowed to refrain from specific interventions in police work. Baharav-Miara wrote that he has breached these understandings.
Former world number one Novak Djokovic will play at the Shanghai Masters event next month, tournament organizers announced Tuesday. “He’s back… Our 4-time champ will return to Shanghai this year,” organizers posted on social media ahead of the event’s start on October 1. READ: Novak Djokovic won’t give up on 25th Grand Slam title chase
MANILA, Philippines — The depreciating peso and developments in the Senate’s investigation into anomalous flood control projects caused the local bourse to slide to a near six-month low on Thursday. By the closing bell, the benchmark Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) tumbled by 1.09 percent, or 66.44 points, to end at 6,042.28. This is its lowest
