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Bengaluru Police Grant Permission for CJP’s Tiranga March with Restrictions

Bengaluru Police Grant Permission for CJP’s Tiranga March with Restrictions
Bengaluru police on Friday granted permission to the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) Tiranga March, hours after refusing approval for the proposed gathering at Town Hall. The march has been permitted with restrictions on speeches, slogans and displays to maintain public...
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FSSAI Flags Food Safety Violations at Hotel Kitchen, Warns of Licence Suspension

FSSAI Flags Food Safety Violations at Hotel Kitchen, Warns of Licence Suspension
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has directed a hotel operator to take immediate corrective measures after identifying multiple food safety and hygiene violations at its kitchen. The regulator has warned that failure to comply with its...
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Meerut Couple Sentenced to Death for Killing Woman’s Husband and Staging Snakebite

Meerut Couple Sentenced to Death for Killing Woman’s Husband and Staging Snakebite
A court in Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut has sentenced a woman and her lover to death for murdering her husband and allegedly placing a live snake beside his body to make the death appear to be a case of snakebite. The convicts, identified as Ravita and Amardeep, were found...
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Kochi Mini Cooper Crash: Teen Driver’s Blood Alcohol Level Five Times Legal Limit, Police Say

Kochi Mini Cooper Crash: Teen Driver’s Blood Alcohol Level Five Times Legal Limit, Police Say
The 19-year-old driver accused of killing three people in a Mini Cooper crash near Cochin International Airport in Kochi was found to have a blood alcohol level five times the legal limit, according to his blood test report, police said on Friday. The accident...
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Centre Amends Census Rules, Allows Private School Teachers to Serve as Enumerators

Centre Amends Census Rules, Allows Private School Teachers to Serve as Enumerators
The Centre has amended the Census Rules, 1990, allowing teachers from government, aided and unaided private educational institutions to be appointed as enumerators for Census 2027. The notification was issued on Friday by Registrar General of India and Census...
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