Cong: PM can't tolerate slightest criticism from Western media

Lashing out against the IT raids on the BBC, Congress on Wednesday said PM Narendra Modi turns every honour from a western body into a PR campaign, but can't tolerate the slightest criticism from the Western media, alleging that foreign press is now being muzzled like the Indian media has been attacked over last eight years.

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JEE (Main) registration for session 2 to end on March 12

The second session of the Joint Entrance Examination (Main) 2023 will be conducted from April 6 to April 12, with April 13 and 15 kept as reserved days. The online application started on February 15 and would continue till March 12 (9pm). Candidates who had already appeared in January (first session) will log in with the same credentials and pay the examination fee for the April exams.

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WHO maintains public health emergency alert for mpox

Mpox - which spreads via close contact and tends to cause flu-like symptoms and pus-filled skin lesions - was declared a global health emergency by the WHO in July 2022. The organisation maintained its alert in November.

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10% of ration shops functioning as Common Services Centres

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FS Kwatra calls on PM Hasina, reaffirms India's support for deeper economic partnership with Bangladesh

"Foreign Secretary @AmbVMKwatra paid a courtesy call on Hon'ble Prime Minister H.E Sheikh Hasina in Dhaka. FS conveyed warm wishes of PM @narendramodi to PM H.E Sheikh Hasina and reaffirmed India's support for wider and deeper development & economic partnership with Bangladesh," the Indian High Commission tweeted.

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Late Nandamuri Rao becomes 1st actor to appear on Indian currency

To commemorate the centenary celebrations of late former chief minister of Andhra Pradesh and world famous actor Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao, the Indian Government Mint has decided to print Rs 100 silver coin with his portrait. He is about to become the first Tollywood actor to be featured on Indian currency.

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Woman, daughter 'burnt to death' in UP village in a case of misplaced bulldozer action

A 44-year-old woman and her 20-year-old daughter were allegedly burnt to death in the presence of administrative and police officials in a village in Kanpur Dehat in a case of misplaced bulldozer action by the officials who had turned up to raze their makeshift hut allegedly built on encroached village land.

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