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Skip your traffic fine and your power could be at risk. The Supreme Court floated a range of tough recovery steps, from electricity-bill linkage to impounding vehicles.
Bows and arrows at Redma Chowk, blocked roads in Giridih and Bokaro, and a mostly normal day in Ranchi. The Jharkhand bandh over agitators' pensions and jobs had an uneven impact.
The bulletin said the court rejected the petition. It actually closed the case after a compromise: the mosque committee agreed to clear a 3-foot encroachment, ending a standoff that turned violent.
Despite reports of a hearing this week, the Supreme Court has listed the Jharkhand DGP case for October 9. The state has to defend the rules under which Tadasha Mishra was appointed.
October 1 brings one of the busiest rule-change days of the year. Your gas subsidy, your fuel pump, your bank charges and your next AC purchase are all affected. Here's the full list in plain English.
Your gas subsidy now depends on a fingerprint. From today, biometric Aadhaar authentication is mandatory for subsidised LPG refills — and missing e-KYC can mean paying commercial rates.
Pull up at a Delhi pump today without a valid PUC and you won't get fuel. ANPR cameras at all 500 stations now check your number plate against emission records before the nozzle moves.
Registering a birth or death years late just got much harder. Past the two-year mark, an affidavit and a fee won't do it — you'll need an order from a judicial magistrate.
That photo of your Aadhaar won't save you this month. Central Railway's October drive accepts originals only, and on group tickets one failure can put the whole booking at risk.
He was working in Boston in May. By July he was leading India's biggest protest movement in a decade — from a party named after an insult, with more Instagram followers than the BJP.
After the donation theft scandal and Champat Rai's exit, the Ram temple trust gathered in Ayodhya for two crucial meetings — a new general secretary, three trustee seats, and a first-ever CEO on the agenda.
