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Prof Neelima Singh Appointed Vice Chancellor of University of Kota
Prof Neelima Singh has been appointed the vice-chancellor of University of Kota, an official statement said on Friday.
BJP Ropes in Bengal Post-Poll Violence Victims for Bhowanipore Campaign to Show 'TMC Misrule'
Nearly 25 post-poll victims from North 24 Parganas, South 24 Parganas, Howrah and Hooghly will stay in Kolkata for the last lap of campaign for Bhowanipore that goes to polls on September 30.
Mahindra XUV300 SUV to Lose Out on Select Features Including One Airbag - Report
At present, the starting price of Mahindra XUV300 is at Rs7.95 lakh ex-showroom. The price can reach up to Rs13.33 lakh ex-showroom.
Central Govt Employees: DA Likely to Hike Again. Know How Much Your Salary Will Increase
DA, DR Hike for Central Govt Employees: Around 48 lakh central government employees and 65 lakh pensioners would will benefit from this hike if it does come through.
DoE Asks CBSE to Waive-off Board Exam Fees of Class 10, 12 Students of Govt Schools
DoE director Udit Prakash Rai said they have been receiving a number of requests from parents expressing their inability to pay examination fees due to loss of income due to the ongoing pandemic.
DU Admissions 2021: Courses for Students Who Scored Less Than 90%
Delhi University admissions 2021: Based on the cut off list of 2020, here is a list of subjects and colleges which students who have scored below 90% in class 12 can opt for.
Chemistry and Collaboration: How to Read Modi-Biden Meeting in Setting India-US Agenda
When Biden won US election, many observers commented India would face severe pressure on many issues due to the enhanced influence of liberals on the administration.
World Deaf Day 2021: Factors That May Lead to Hearing Loss
On the occasion of the International Day of the Deaf, let’s explore the various reasons that might lead to hearing loss:
Cyclone Gulab: 1 Dead as Storm Makes Landfall in Andhra; Likely to Weaken Into Deep Depression in 6 Hours
Cyclone Gulab: Evacuations operations are ongoing in risk-areas.
Covid-19 Vaccine Boosters Could Mean Billions for Drugmakers
The average forecast among analysts for Modernas 2022 revenue has jumped 35% since President Joe Biden laid out his booster plan in mid-August.
Hosea Knox, Chicago Tombstone Maker 'Elmo,' Dies At 82
All Hosea Knox wanted was to own his own business.
Muslim Man Moves Gujarat HC After Three-month Wait on Complaint Over Daughter's 'Forced Conversion'
The petitioner alleged that police in Anand district, Gujarat, have not yet registered a case on his complaint that his daughter was abducted and forcibly converted to Hinduism after marriage.
Assam Reports 375 New COVID Cases, 4 More Fatalities
Assam on Saturday reported 375 new COVID-19 cases, 31 less than the previous day, with the caseload increasing to 6,00,423, a National Health Mission bulletin said. The death toll rose to 5,838 after four more people succumbed to the infection...
39 Including Children Test Covid-19 Positive in Mumbai's Byculla Jail, Alarm Bells Ring
A pregnant woman inmate has been admitted in GT Hospital as a precautionary measure.
Taliban Hang Four Bodies on Crane in Herat Province as 'Punishment' for Kidnapping
An exchange of gunfire ensued in which all four were killed, while one Taliban soldier was wounded.
PM Modi at UNGA Quotes Rabindranath Tagore Song Written On Shyama Prasad Mukherjee's Request
Mukherjee, when he was vice-chancellor, had asked Tagore to write two songs on the occasion of the foundation day of the Calcutta University in 1935.