PATNA, Sept. 4 -- The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Wednesday issued notices to the Bihar police chief and district magistrate of Patna over reports that a 10-year-old girl was allegedly ... Read More
PATNA, Sept. 4 -- Amid growing speculation about where Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor will contest election from, party president and former MP Uday Singh said there was no decision taken at... Read More
PATNA, Sept. 4 -- The ongoing Rajaswa Maha Abhiyan has gained encouraging response with 4.66 lakh applications submitted by land holders to correct discrepancies in their jamabandi (record of rights) ... Read More
Jaipur, Sept. 4 -- Rajasthan chief minister Bhajan Lal Sharma has approved the installation of two lakh LED streetlights across the state's 312 municipal bodies, doubling the earlier proposal to enhan... Read More
Jaipur, Sept. 4 -- Nearly 63.57% posts for teaching staff are lying vacant across 16 universities in Rajasthan run by the Higher Education department, showed data collected from officials. Of the 2,51... Read More
India, Sept. 4 -- Intense rain in Jaipur on Wednesday brought the capital city to a standstill, in just about two hours of the torrential downpour. Several areas were waterlogged and many localities e... Read More
Bharatpur, Sept. 4 -- A police official died by suicide inside his room in a police station on Wednesday in Bharatpur. The incident occurred in Rupwas police station where the head constable was deplo... Read More
Jodhpur, Sept. 4 -- An associate professor of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Jodhpur was arrested on Wednesday allegedly following a violent clash with the institute's director, police said.... Read More
Bharatpur, Sept. 4 -- Five police personnel and a criminal were injured after a police bus carrying them from a jail to court, rammed into a truck from behind on Wednesday in Dausa district. The accid... Read More
Jaipur, Sept. 4 -- The ongoing Monsoon session of the Rajasthan Assembly witnessed high drama on Wednesday, as sharp exchanges, slogan-shouting, and even an aggressive gesture by a minister forced rep... Read More