Times of India27.04.2026GeneralIndia
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يتطور·4 dk önce
Delhi Schools to Hold 'Good Touch, Bad Touch' Sessions This Month
Delhi schools will conduct 'good touch and bad touch' awareness sessions throughout July as part of a city-wide campaign to enhance child safety under the POCSO Act. Child protection committees will be established in all schools, and staff will receive training.
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يتطور·12 dk önce
How 13 Rabbits Became Australia's Biggest Invasive Species Problem
Introduced in 1859 for hunting, 13 European rabbits exploded into Australia's biggest invasive species issue. Their rapid reproduction and adaptability caused widespread ecological and agricultural damage, prompting ongoing control efforts.
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يتطور·14 dk önce
Delhi Transport Corporation to Transition to Smart Card System for Free Women's Bus Travel
Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) will phase out paper pink tickets for free women's bus travel, requiring a Pink Saheli Smart Card from August 1. Existing paper tickets are valid until July 31. Women without the smart card must purchase regular tickets.
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يتطور·15 dk önce
Parliamentary panel working on 'One Nation, One Election' mechanism for 2029
A parliamentary committee is developing a mechanism for simultaneous elections by 2029, with nearly 99% of consulted stakeholders supporting the 'One Nation, One Election' proposal. The reform aims to prevent an estimated Rs 7 lakh crore economic loss and reduce disruptions to governance and education caused by frequent polls.
Economic Times
يتطور·17 dk önce
Gangotri National Highway Traffic Restored After Landslide Clearance in Uttarkashi
Traffic on the Gangotri National Highway has been restored after landslide debris near Nalupwas was cleared. Uttarkashi District Magistrate has ordered a permanent JCB machine for immediate debris removal. Uttarakhand is on high alert due to continuous heavy rainfall.
Economic Times
Law·21 dk önce
Reliance Retail fined for selling expired noodles after daughter fell ill
A Himachal Pradesh consumer commission ordered Reliance Retail to refund the price of expired Korean instant noodles and pay Rs 20,000 in compensation and costs after a customer's daughter fell ill. The commission rejected Reliance's defense that customers should check expiry dates, stating the seller bears responsibility.
Economic Times