Government and Policy

Liberals opposing award to PM Modi over Swachch Bharat shows how little they care about real issues

'Liberals' want the award to be redirected to “community-based organizations and grassroots advocates" instead of PM Modi, in short, they want the award to be given to people like them.

After 40 years of being a burden on taxpayers, Uttar Pradesh ministers to start paying their own income tax

According to an order passed in Uttar Pradesh, all ministers, including CM Yogi Adityanath, will have to now pay their own income tax, which was earlier being paid by the state treasury.

I opposed ban on single use plastic as it would cause job loss: Congress era environment minister wants India to keep using plastic

Jairam Ramesh had opposed PM Modi’s environmental friendly measure of banning single-use plastic, claiming that it will affect jobs.

Gadkari has shown a mirror to We-the-Dodgers of traffic rules

There is every reason to applaud the transport minister Nitin Gadkari. He has been vocal on the Motor Vehicles Amendment bill for more than two years

Odd-Even rule makes a comeback in Delhi, pollution had increased when it was enforced for the first time in 2016

In 2016, pollution from vehicles had gone up when odd-even rule was enforced

Delhi: AAP government re-introduces ‘Odd-Even rule’ in the capital for the third time

The Delhi government led by Arvind Kejriwal on Friday has announced to reintroduce the controversial 'Odd-Even rule' in Delhi from November 4 to 15.

India to grant visa to Sikhs who had left the country during the 80s’ militancy, ‘adverse list’ cut down to just 2 names

The government of India has directed all its missions abroad to provide appropriate visas to all categories of asylees of Indian origin in respective countries whose name does not appear in the central adverse list.

India exporting bulletproof jackets to over 100 countries, 4th nation to have a national manufacturing standard

India has been manufacturing bulletproof jackets since long but the manufacturers did not follow a specific standard and often the quality varied as per customer demands.

Mumbai Metro: Trees can and should be replaced, but what happens to the cost of stalled infrastructure projects?

Mumbai Metro: Cutting a tree has gained such an emotional repulse that just the thought of it sends ripples down the power corridor, threatening to unseat governments.

Committed to holding transparent recruitment: Railways rubbishes Ravish Kumar’s claims on RRB Group D exams

In the post addressed to Railway Minister Piyush Goyal, Ravish Kumar claimed that many students have been left behind and have not ben able to fill the forms of RRB Group D exams.

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