Rajnath Singh: India Needs 'Survival of the Fastest' in Tech
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized that India must adopt a 'survival of the fastest' approach in technology, not just the fittest, to stay competitive globally and drive innovation.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized that India must adopt a 'survival of the fastest' approach in technology, not just the fittest, to stay competitive globally and drive innovation.
A viral video showing ticketless passengers boarding a Vande Bharat train in Bihar has ignited online debate about civic responsibility, enforcement, and capacity issues on India's premium rail services.
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma inaugurated the CSR Matchmaking Portal 'Mizoram CSR Connect' in Aizawl. Developed with UNDP India, the portal aims to link CSR contributors with implementing agencies to streamline initiatives and increase transparency in
Learn how to check and pay e-challans in Bihar through the Parivahan portal. This guide covers the digital enforcement system, payment methods, common violations, fines, and consequences of non-payment for vehicle owners in Patna, Gaya, Begusarai, and acr
The Intelligence Bureau has declared the IB SA MT Exam 2025 Tier I results on mha.gov.in. Candidates shortlisted for Tier II driving test and interview can check roll numbers in the official PDF.
BMRCL introduces free bicycle parking at nine key Metro stations across Purple, Green, and Yellow Lines to promote cycling as a last-mile option, with a tender open for operations.
Puducherry announces major road infrastructure projects including a 4km flyover and 13.5km arterial road with Rs 437 crore Union government funding to ease congestion and boost tourism.
Puducherry announces major road infrastructure projects worth Rs 437 crore, including a 4-km flyover and 13.5-km arterial road, to reduce congestion and boost tourism connectivity.
Goa government is exploring a social media ban for children under 16, inspired by Australia's recent legislation, to protect minors from online risks.
A month after Haryana ULB department initiated disciplinary action against seven MCG officers over alleged irregularities in Rs 117 crore legacy waste treatment at Bandhwari, the engineering department has failed to submit project records, delaying charge
Pune Municipal Corporation opens 1.5-km Mula-Mutha riverfront on February 15 for morning and evening walks, cycling, and recreation. Access limited to 6-9 AM and 5-8 PM hours.
Western Command Headquarters and NDMA will host a high-level joint seminar on disaster risk resilience in Chandigarh on January 28, focusing on civil-military coordination and advanced technology integration.
A newly constructed flyover in Mira-Bhayander faces public scrutiny over lane narrowing. MMRDA explains it's a planned transition for future expansion, but social media skepticism persists about infrastructure design.
India's Census 2027 introduces self-enumeration in 16 languages via a digital portal with reference IDs. Learn how the 15-day pre-enumeration window works.
Uttar Pradesh government suspends PCS officer Alankar Agnihotri for indiscipline after he resigned protesting new UGC regulations and alleged manhandling of Shankaracharya.
Goa's IT Minister Rohan Khaunte reveals the state is studying Australia's law to potentially ban social media access for children under 16, citing concerns over excessive screen time and mental health impacts.
Bareilly City Magistrate Alankar Agnihotri resigns protesting new UGC equity regulations and alleged disrespect to Shankaracharya, claiming anti-Brahmin campaign in UP government.
The Indian Air Force closes Agniveervayu 01/2026 registration today, January 27, 2026. Learn application steps, required documents, and exam details for the Agnipath scheme.
The Karnataka government has formed an empowered committee under the Greater Bengaluru Authority to oversee development projects, raising concerns about potential infringement on the autonomy of the city's five new municipal corporations.
Four of Bengaluru's five new city corporations have submitted their first independent budgets to the state government, seeking substantial grants totaling over Rs 6,600 crore for infrastructure and development projects.
Bareilly city magistrate Alankar Agnihotri resigned on Republic Day, citing opposition to new UGC regulations he called divisive. He alleged being held hostage at the DM's residence, which officials denied.
Gurgaon's Urban Local Bodies department has approved a Rs 127 crore extension for six private road sweeping agencies until March 2026, ending service disruptions caused by payment delays and restoring sanitation operations across the city.
Gurgaon district administration recognized 24 government officials across multiple departments, along with citizens and Maruti Suzuki for CSR, during Republic Day celebrations. Haryana CM highlighted economic initiatives and law enforcement achievements.
Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation Limited plans to open two new billing offices in Jewar and Dadri under Urban Restructuring Plan, reducing travel for thousands facing billing errors.
Gurgaon's Municipal Corporation plans to establish its first micro data centre to digitise the city's water supply system using GIS, AI, and SCADA technologies for real-time monitoring and efficiency improvements.
BMRCL introduces free bicycle parking at nine key metro stations to promote cycling as last-mile connectivity, while cyclists call for better infrastructure.
Bengaluru's chronic traffic gridlock requires a fundamental rethinking of street design, with formal mandates, defined responsibilities, and performance metrics for sustainable urban mobility solutions.
Telangana continues to face a severe shortage of IAS officers, with the recent increase in sanctioned strength from 208 to 218 falling far short of the state's actual requirements. Officials highlight expanding administrative needs, urban growth, and seni
Karnataka High Court's decision allows bike taxis to operate again, but lack of clear regulations creates safety risks for commuters without proper protocols.
Bengaluru's BMTC collected Rs 6.59 lakh in fines from 3,051 passengers in December 2025, including penalties for ticketless travel and seat violations.