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App based cabs from other states will not be allowed to enter Delhi under the Supreme Court's suggestion, as per media reports. meant to curb the increasing pollution. Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai said his department has been asked to implement the suggestion of the court. At a hearing yesterday, SC called schemes like odd-even a matter of "mere optics" and suggested that the Delhi government consider allowing cabs on roads that have Delhi registration.
The Delhi Metro's last train on Sunday will start at 10 pm from terminal stations of all its corridors on account of the Diwali festival, officials said on Wednesday. This will include the Airport Line, they said. Metro train services will commence from 6 am onwards on all lines and from 4:45 am on the Airport Express Line on Sunday, it said in a statement.
With 148 institutions, India has the highest number of universities featured in QS World University Rankings-Asia, surpassing China.
The Delhi Metro's last train on Sunday will start at 10 pm from terminal stations of all its corridors on account of the Diwali festival, officials said on Wednesday. This will include the Airport Line, they said. Metro train services will commence from 6 am onwards on all lines and from 4:45 am on the Airport Express Line on Sunday, it said in a statement.
With 148 institutions, India has the highest number of universities featured in QS World University Rankings-Asia, surpassing China.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said in his third tenure as PM, he will take the country among the top three economies in the world. Addressing a public meeting in Madhya Pradesh's Damoh town ahead of the November 17 state assembly polls, Modi also said he will continue to fight against corruption. People gave power to the Congress in Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan, but their chief ministers were found involved in "satta" (betting) and generating black money, he said.
Union Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan arrived in Tokyo on Wednesday morning and said that India and Japan cherish a Special Strategic and Global Partnership rooted in ancient historical ties. "Reached Tokyo this morning. Look forward to my engagements including interaction with Indian community. India and Japan cherish a Special Strategic and Global Partnership rooted in ancient historical ties and shared values," MoS Muraleedharan wrote on 'X'. MoS Muraleedharan is paying an official visit to Japan from November 8 to 10.
Companies from India, China and the Middle East have informally expressed interest in participating in a bauxite project in the jungle of western Suriname that could attract billions in investment, a Surinamese official said on Tuesday. The South American country hopes to have awarded a concession for bauxite - the world's main source of aluminum - by this time next year, after decades of attempts to develop the ore. "There's 324 million tons of bauxite there," Daniel Lachman, the chair of the presidential commission created to evaluate bids for the Bakhuis region, said in an interview.
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Kerala Guv unnecessarily delaying assent to certain bills to trouble the state govt: CM Vijayan
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Wednesday alleged that Governor Arif Mohammed Khan "unnecessarily delayed" certain bills in pursuance of his "aim to trouble the state government". Vijayan alleged that Khan may have several reasons which may not be confined to "creating troubles for the state government", as he may have some "personal agenda" also. "We need not go into all that. We can just watch it and we will understand," the CM said while speaking to reporters here at a press briefing. When reporters raised the issue of the Governor not signing certain bills and the state government moving the Supreme Court regarding on the issue, Vijayan said that Khan was bound to act according to the Constitution.
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Helicopter carrying Akhilesh Yadav develops snag after take-off, lands back safely
A helicopter carrying Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav on Wednesday developed some technical snag after it took off from Khajuraho airport in poll-bound Madhya Pradesh. It landed back there safely after remaining airborne for 10 minutes, a party leader said. Yadav was supposed to campaign for his party's candidates in Sidhi and Chitrakoot assembly seats, but was forced to cancel both events, said Bharatiya said SP's national spokesman Yash Bharatiya.
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Foreign university campuses in India cannot offer online courses: UGC
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Special Investigation Agency raids multiple locations in J-K, Delhi in terror funding case
The Jammu and Kashmir Police's Special Investigation Agency (SIA) on Wednesday raided multiple locations in the union territory and Delhi in connection with a terror funding case, the agency said. "Continuing with its endeavour to dismantle terror support systems in J&K, the SIA Kashmir conducted searches at houses and offices at 22 locations in J&K and Delhi," the investigating agency said. These locations include 18 in Srinagar, one each in Anantnag and Pulwama, and two in Delhi.
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Delhi bans entry of app-based cabs from other states as AQ dips
App-based cabs from other states will not be allowed to enter Delhi under the Supreme Court's suggestion, as per media reports. meant to curb the increasing pollution. Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai said his department has been asked to implement the suggestion of the court. At a hearing yesterday, SC called schemes like odd-even a matter of "mere optics" and suggested that the Delhi government consider allowing cabs on roads that have Delhi registration.
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Centre registers 123,491 public grievances in October
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Asked Israel to distinguish between Hamas terrorists, Palestinian civilians: US
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Last Delhi Metro train service to end an hour earlier on Diwali
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Record 148 Indian institutions featured in QS Asia Rankings 2024
With 148 institutions, India has the highest number of universities featured in QS World University Rankings-Asia, surpassing China.
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Lokpal has ordered CBI probe against Mahua Moitra: BJP MP Dubey
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey on Wednesday said the Lokpal has ordered a CBI probe against TMC MP Mahua Moitra on his complaint of alleged corruption by her. This comes days after the BJP MP accused Moitra of asking questions in the Lok Sabha to target the Adani Group and Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the behest of businessman Darshan Hiranandani in exchange for gifts. The matter is being looked into by the Ethics Committee of the Lok Sabha
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60% spike in terror incidents in Pakistan since Taliban came to power in Afghanistan: PM Kakar
Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar said on Wednesday that terror attacks in Pakistan rose 60 per cent and suicide bombings by 500 per cent after the Taliban came to power in neighbouring Afghanistan, lamenting at Kabul's failure to stop the use of its soil for terrorism. The hardline Taliban seized power in Afghanistan in August 2021 bringing to an end the government in Kabul when the army, trained and equipped by the US and allies, melted away with a speed that surprised even the rebels.
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First Published: Nov 08 2023 | 8:19 AM IST