Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav on Saturday called for a comprehensive review of India’s tiger conservation policies, stressing the need to realign decades-old decisions with emerging ecological and administrative challenges. Addressing the inaugural session of the Conference of Chief Wildlife Wardens of Tiger Range States…
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Fake Milk Factory Busted in Gujarat, Rs 71 Lakh Goods Seized
In a shocking case of food adulteration, Gujarat Police have busted an illegal factory allegedly manufacturing fake milk and buttermilk using detergent powder, urea fertiliser, and other hazardous chemicals. The unit, operating near Salal village in Prantij taluka of Sabarkantha district, had reportedly been supplying adulterated dairy products to nearby…
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Vice‑President Backs Modi’s Kuala Lumpur Speech
The Vice-President of India, Shri C. P. Radhakrishnan, on Friday highlighted the significance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address to the Indian diaspora in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, describing it as a powerful reaffirmation of India’s deep-rooted cultural and historical ties with the Southeast Asian nation. In a post shared on…
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Om Birla Flags Decline in Legislative Decorum Calls for Reform
Lok Sabha Speaker Shri Om Birla on Friday expressed deep concern over the declining standards of dignity and decorum in legislatures, stressing that respectful conduct and meaningful debate are essential for the health of India’s democracy. Addressing members of the Bihar Legislature on the foundation day of the Bihar Legislative…
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Hyderabad Neurologist Names Stevia as Safest Sugar Alternative
Hyderabad: As India grapples with rising cases of obesity, diabetes and lifestyle-related disorders, a leading neurologist from Hyderabad has identified stevia as the healthiest alternative to white sugar. The recommendation comes at a time when health experts are increasingly urging Indians to cut down on excessive sugar consumption embedded in…
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Patna Enforces Zero Tolerance on Monsoon Waterlogging
Patna: With memories of repeated urban flooding still fresh, the Patna administration has announced a zero-tolerance policy on waterlogging as it intensifies preparations for the 2026 monsoon season. Senior officials have been directed to ensure seamless drainage, uninterrupted power supply to pumping stations and round-the-clock monitoring to prevent rainwater accumulation…
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India–U.S. Trade Pact: Tariffs Slashed, $500B Buys
India and the United States have taken a significant step in reshaping their economic relationship by announcing a framework for an interim trade agreement that will reduce tariffs on Indian goods and expand bilateral market access. The joint statement, issued on February 7, 2026, outlines reciprocal commitments aimed at boosting…
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Three-Storey Building Collapse in Kota Kills 2, Rescue On
A three-storey residential-cum-commercial building collapsed in Rajasthan’s Kota city on Saturday night, killing at least two people and triggering a large-scale rescue operation in the densely populated Talwandi area. Several others are feared trapped beneath the debris as emergency teams continue search and relief efforts. The incident occurred suddenly, sending…
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Cab, Auto Drivers to Hold Nationwide Strike on Feb 7 Over Bike Taxis
Cab and auto-rickshaw drivers across India will observe a nationwide one-day strike on February 7, 2026, protesting the unchecked operation of illegal bike taxi services and what they describe as exploitative fare policies imposed by app-based ride-hailing companies. The strike is expected to disrupt urban transport services in major cities,…
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Why Homemade Dog Food May Harm Pets, Vets Warn
Preparing homemade meals for dogs has become an increasingly popular trend among pet owners who want to offer “clean,” fresh, and personalised food to their furry companions. While the intention is rooted in love and care, veterinarians are raising serious concerns that home-cooked diets may unintentionally harm pets if not…