The Uttarakhand government is preparing a stringent land purchase law to control large-scale acquisitions in hilly regions by non-residents. This new legislation aims to identify and reclaim illegally acquired land, ensuring compliance with existing norms. The focus is on preventing misuse of regulations for personal gain while supporting genuine investors.
Read MoreThe Centre has raised minimum wage rates for unorganised sector workers through a revision of the variable dearness allowance. Effective from Oct 1, these new rates are categorised by skill levels and geographical areas. This move is intended to help workers cope with increasing living costs.
Read MoreBangladesh’s interim government chief adviser Mohammad Yunus met ICC prosecutor Karim AA Khan to discuss procedures for trying crimes against humanity. This has intensified speculation about plans to extradite ousted PM Sheikh Hasina, accused in relation to violent protests. Despite an extradition treaty, India may block her handover.
Read MorePrincess Diana felt heartbroken over rumors claiming her riding instructor James Hewitt as Prince Harry’s father. Her hairdresser Richard Dalton clarified that Harry was born before Diana met Hewitt and said that the red hair trait Harry got from the Spencer family. Dalton’s memoir unveils unknown aspects of Diana’s life and her relationship with...
Read MoreSunil Gavaskar slammed the English media for their constant criticism of Indian pitches ahead of a Test series. Commentating on the second Test between India and Bangladesh, he labeled them as ‘moaners’ and ‘crybabies.’ Gavaskar praised Ashwin’s performance, remembering similar complaints during an earlier match against England at Chepauk.
Read MoreOscar-winning actress Maggie Smith, known for her roles in ‘Harry Potter’ and ‘Downton Abbey,’ passed away at 89. Her sons confirmed she was with loved ones during her final moments. They thanked the hospital staff for their care and requested privacy. Smith’s career spanned comedy and drama, leaving a lasting impact.
Read MoreOmar Abdullah rebutted BJP chief JP Nadda’s comment on his mathematical abilities, asserting that common sense is more pertinent to Jammu and Kashmir elections. He criticized the central government for low voter turnout and questioned the development achievements in Jammu since the abrogation of Article 370 five years ago.
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