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In a letter to Singh, Delhi Power Minister Satyendar Jain said that thermal generation stations Dadri I & II, Jhajjar and Badarpur had been facing an "acute coal shortage" for many days due to non-availability of transportation rakes.

Just as the Congress stitches up different kinds of delicate alliances across the country, having any discord openly expressed will go against the party in the south.

While Janhvi Kapoor looked ethereal, Ishaan Khattar was the epitome of simplicity, dressed much like his character in the upcoming film Dhadak.

Mehrotra Shashi was found lying motionless in her 12th storey unit in the Choa Chu Kang North housing estate on June 25.

Odisha Chief Minister and BJD president Naveen Patnaik yesterday announced his party's support to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's proposal for holding simultaneous elections to the Lok Sabha and State Assemblies.

The Ministry is in touch with UK, Belgium and France and has requested them for information on the Nirav Modi’s whereabouts.

The study, conducted among 300 employers across ten sectors found that companies may be unwilling to bear the prohibitive costs of paying maternity benefits to women employees.

In 2016, about 21 people from Kerala had gone missing, while five of them were reportedly killed while fighting for the ISIS.

Sackings would be hugely unpopular with the flying public and the government, so the idea of contracting out under-used pilots and first officers could be just the ticket.

The announcement came to light as Poland's government and its judicial reforms face heightened scrutiny from the European Union.

590 vacancies post of Pharmacist Grade III under Health & Family Welfare Department, Government of West Bengal on temporary basis is closing tomorrow.

Giriraj Singh took a dig at Congress saying, "Those who came to power after Independence exploited Gandhi politically, but buried his policies."

Judge MS Azmi allowed the central agency to initiate the extradition process. ED counsel Hiten Venegaokar said the order would be sent to the Ministry of External Affairs, which would forward it to the UK government.

The poll was a repeat of a survey in 2011 in which Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Pakistan, India, and Somalia were named as the most dangerous countries for women.

The members would also have an option to withdraw remaining 25 percent of their funds and go for final settlement of account after completion of two months of unemployment under the new provision in the Employee Provident Fund Scheme 1952.

Accusing the ruling BJP of running away from discussing issues of public importance, the Congress said that its MLAs would hold a ‘janata ki adalat’ (public court) in which they would discuss issues they weren’t allowed to debate in the House.