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AAP's Rajya Sabha MP, Sanjay Singh, has been arrested by the Enforcement Directorate as part of its investigation into the Delhi excise policy. Singh is accused of being involved in the alleged corruption in the distribution of liquor vends by the Arvind Kejriwal government. The arrest comes after searches were ...

A flash flood in North Sikkim caused by a glacial lake outburst flood has resulted in at least 10 deaths and 82 people missing. The flood has caused extensive damage, washing away bridges and roads and cutting off communication lines. Army personnel and vehicles have also been affected, and search ...

Balancing work and parenting as a single parent can be done by using some creative strategies. Effective time management, flexible work arrangements, and a support network are essential. Involving children in chores teaches responsibility and independence. Open communication fosters a supportive family environment. Prioritizing ...

NewsClick founder Prabir Purkayastha and HR head Amit Chakravarty have been sent to police custody for seven days. They were arrested in a case filed under UAPA after allegations that the portal was paid to support Chinese propaganda. Sixteen journalist bodies have appealed to the Chief Justice of India, seeking ...

The javelin final proved to be a less-than-pleasant experience for Neeraj Chopra. Despite an impressive initial throw surpassing the 85m mark, it went unrecorded due to an electronic distance measurement glitch reported by officials. Neeraj had to make another throw, and he did so, regaining the lead with a distance ...

BLACKPINK star LISA recently performed at the iconic Crazy Horse cabaret in Paris. Fans were excited about the possibility of her delivering daring and risque acts on stage. Lucky attendees shared their unforgettable experiences on social media. To further satisfy curiosity, Crazy Horse Paris ...

The Supreme Court of India has stated that it will not limit the immunity and privileges enjoyed by MPs and MLAs for their actions within Parliament or assembly. However, the court will review a 25-year-old ruling to determine if lawmakers involved in "cash-for-vote" corruption should be protected by these privileges. ...

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The Indian government is hesitant to increase the income ceiling for the Other Backward Classes (OBC) creamy layer due to concerns of resentment. Currently, an OBC family earning over Rs 8 lakh is considered "creamy layer" and ineligible for job and education quotas. The government believes that Rs 8 lakh ...