The media and the judiciary have a right to keep a vigil on the executive and the legislature. It is the need of the hour for both the media and legislature to be honest and fight fearlessly to end corruption, Upa Lokayukta Justice B. Veerappa has said.

RTA to decide on permits for buses from Goshree Islands to city routes, aiming to reduce congestion and pollution.

Obasanjo says Tinubu and Buhari led Nigeria into a “state of chaos, insecurity, and underdevelopment.”

Obasanjo says Tinubu and Buhari led Nigeria into a “state of chaos, insecurity, and underdevelopment.”

Congress hartal in Kozhikode over bank election leads to tension, protests, and police intervention in the district.

Kudumbashree Mission in Kozhikode introduces 'Suchitwa Sena' for deep cleaning services in the district.

Residents of Weymouth and Portland took part in a march as a protest against the government's decision to build a waste incinerator in the area.

North Korea may send as many as 100,000 troops to support Russia's invasion of Ukraine if Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un strengthen ties between their nations. 

The National People's Party (NPP) has withdrawn support from the BJP-led government in Manipur, citing the government's failure to resolve the ongoing crisis and restore normalcy in the state. The NPP, which has 7 MLAs in the Manipur Assembly, made the decision after recent incidents of violence and protests in the state. The BJP continues to hold a majority in the Assembly, with 32 legislators, and the withdrawal of support is not expected to affect the government's stability.

Mr Obasanjo described the 2023 general election as a “travesty”.

Chris Philp, the shadow home secretary, warned that officers 'should not be wasting time and resources' by 'policing thought'.

CPI(M) Karnataka State secretary warns of capitalist and communal forces threatening democracy, calls for unity against BJP.

The ex-North East Somerset MP, 55, who openly admits he enjoys 'winding people up', was surprised when one of his sons received hate mail targeting him via Eton College.

The Bull Lane bus gate, which excludes all motor vehicles except buses, was set up to promote 'active travel' on a north London industrial estate in August 2023.

Conservatives claim move is 'ideologically driven' while union chiefs argue plans were announced 'without proper consultation'

Shirva police book Congress leader's son for fatal hit-and-run, investigation ongoing.

The team, which has only had a single meeting so far, has had two more cancelled, along with associated flights and accommodation.

There will be extra buses and train carriages to ease congestion, but it will still be "super busy".

Pavan Bhatt lost his grandmother Champagauri, 86, and uncle Dipak, 66, in March last year after a an electrical fault within the Hotpoint machine sparked a devastating blaze inside their home.

Police investigation into the recent murder of a man at Karumathampatti, near Coimbatore, revealed that one of the accused had murdered his wife in an orchestrated accident in 2019

Herzog was expected to travel on Israel’s official “Wing of Zion” government aircraft.

Yvette Cooper's immigration strategy is based on a lie. A powerful lie, a comforting lie, a lie that she may well have come to believe herself. But a lie none the less.

Expressing serious concerns over the piling cases before the Lokayukta, Upa Lokayukta Justice B. Veerappa said that a proposal to strengthen the Lokayukta institution with more manpower would shortly be submitted to the government.

"This forum represents a crucial step forward in uniting Latin American nations against rising antisemitism."

Andhra Pradesh Teachers Federation demands 12th PRC chairman appointment and Interim Relief for government employees and teachers.

Former CJI Chandrachud criticized for damaging legal system, while HRF members discuss flaws in education system.

MPs will have their say on a proposed law to legalise assisted dying this month

An inquest into Irah Izzy's death death painted a grim picture of the conditions in which she spent her all too brief existence

Kailash Gahlot, a key minister in the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Delhi, has resigned, potentially impacting the party's ambitious plan to roll out a Rs 1000 monthly honorarium scheme for women ahead of the Assembly polls in February. Gahlot, who represented the Jat-dominated Najafgarh constituency in West Delhi, cited several issues, including the 'Sheeshmahal' controversy over his former official residence, the Delhi government's tussle with the Centre, and the failure to clean the Yamuna River, in his resignation letter. Delhi BJP leaders welcomed Gahlot's resignation, fueling speculation that he could join the party before the assembly polls. However, AAP leaders claimed Gahlot resigned due to pressure from central agencies, including the Enforcement Directorate, and that joining the BJP was his last option. Gahlot's resignation has sparked speculation about his future and the impact it will have on the AAP's electoral prospects.

Russia launches massive aerial attack on Ukraine, killing civilians and raising fears of escalating conflict and energy shortages.

Israeli air strike in Gaza kills 30, including children, sparking condemnation and calls for international intervention.

Higher education department to superannuate teachers at end of academic year, but teachers' bodies demand extension for various roles.

Dalit groups protest vandalism of Ambedkar statue in U.P., demand strict action against culprits, sparking outrage and protests.

Shankara Vijayendra Saraswathi Swami emphasizes economic growth must be balanced with cultural and spiritual strength in India.

A poll shows a majority of voters believe key services including energy and water should be run by the state amid growing anger over sky-high bills and sewage pollution

Simon Evans - who has appeared in BBC2s Mock the Week and Michael McInytre's Comedy Roadshow - wanted to build the driveway so he could install an electric charging point.