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Rahul Gandhi should decide on leadership change in Karnataka: CM Siddaramaiah

Rajnath Singh steers MoU between DRDO, Raksha University for R&D

'Authorities sitting like mute spectators': SC initiates suo moto case on forest land encroachment in Uttarakhand

Three dead in separate road accidents in Jharkhand; traffic disrupted for hours in Palamu

Nitish Kumar meets HM Amit Shah in Delhi, discusses Bihar's development projects

'Muslim League, Cong conspired to merge Assam into East Pakistan': BJP

National Herald case: Delhi HC issues notice to Sonia, Rahul on ED’s plea

Vijay stresses on harmony, inclusive politics at TVK's Christmas celebrations

Four family members charred to death in house fire in Bengal’s Uluberia

Sonia Gandhi accuses Centre of bulldozing MGNREGA, warns of 'catastrophic fallout'

CM Stalin to inaugurate Chennai book fair on Jan 8, record 1,000 stalls being set up

Travel risks rise as US tightens scrutiny of non-immigrant visas

Mohan Bhagwat says it is a mistake to conflate RSS with BJP

Bengal SIR: ECI to seek explanations from BLOs on doubtful cases in draft voters’ list

Attack on CM Rekha Gupta: Delhi court frames attempt to murder charges against 2 accused

Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami hails PM Modi for passage of G RAM G Bill in Parliament

Bhopal Metro to get green signal: Orange Line cleared for commercial operations

Four run over by train while on way to attend PM Modi's rally in Bengal's Taherpur

PM Modi to address public rally at Matua bastion in Bengal's Nadia district today

TN CM Stalin to begin two-day Tirunelveli visit today with major development push

Live-in relationships are not illegal, Allahabad HC orders

LUCKNOW: The Allahabad High Court has observed that a live-in-relationship cannot be called illegal, nor is living together without the sanctity of marriage an offence. It also said the State is duty-bound to protect every citizen, and a couple's unmarried status does not deprive them of their fundamental rights.

Hijab incident: Complaint filed against Nitish Kumar, Sanjay Nishad; hearing on Jan 3

Centre’s VB-G RAM G Bill a Dangerous Move to Undermine Livelihoods of Millions: MP Malvinder Singh Kang

NEW DELHI: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Malvinder Singh Kang on Tuesday strongly opposed the Centre’s proposed ‘VB-G RAM G’ Bill during the Winter Session of Parliament, terming it a dangerous and regressive step aimed at weakening and effectively dismantling MGNREGA, the country’s largest social security programme for rural labourers.