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DC Capital appeals voters to exercise adult franchise
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General Observer urges poll officials to work in coordination
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Polling officials dispatched to three remote polling stations in Upper…
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Security forces conduct flag march in Pasighat,144 CrPC clamped in…
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Polling teams for Kullung, Habia dispatched
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Expelled BJP ZPMs seek time to explain stand
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Security tightened to ensure free & fair elections: SP
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Index campaign launched for Papumpare, ICR
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General Observer takes stock of MCMC activities
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DEO holds press briefing on Election Preparedness, SOPs
In the seven-decade-plus existence of India as the world’s largest electoral democracy, no state election aroused such hype and boundless curiosity, not just within the nation itself, but all across the world…
The last day of April, the month which saw the country’s health infrastructure getting almost disabled due to the marauding run of Covid 2.0 was rather uneasy for the Centre at the Supreme Court. Articulating the…
For many citizens falling under 18-45 age slab who tried to register their names for the ‘liberalized’ Covid vaccination process set to roll out from May 1, till Friday evening, it…
The earthquake on Wednesday morning that had its epicenter in Assam has been categorized by seismologists as a major one and not only Arunachal Pradesh and entire Northeast, even parts of…
Since the onset of Covid 2.0 in India, medical experts have been reminding citizens that besides the most trusted tool in the fightback which is vaccination, adhering to each and every…
In the course of ceaseless deliberations on Covid vaccines so far, if…
At a time when the country is passing through a terrible phase and there is a ceaseless confusion regarding the price of Covid vaccine to be sold at private hospitals, the decision of the state cabinet…
It was anticipated that the death of at least 24 Covid patients on ventilator support at a Nashik hospital on Wednesday last due to interruption in oxygen supply, even if caused by a gas leakage of the storage plant…
It’s a matter of fact that Indian judiciary on countless occasions has stepped in, either suo motu or while acting on specific pleas issuing directives that proved to be ‘saviours’ for people. Amid the current Covid…
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