The toxic haze hanging over the national capital continues to thicken, forcing schools to remain shut till Sunday, dipping visibility to nearly zero at some places, causing train delays and slowing down flight operations.
Torrential downpour threw normal life out of gear in several parts of the metropolis and neighbouring districts today even as the death toll in rain-related incidents mounted to twelve in the state.
Widespread rains were forecast for Tamil Nadu in next 24 hours though there was some respite today for the city and neighbouring districts
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced this afternoon that the Backward classes commission will study the feasibility of giving reservation to the Maratha community.
Apart from the prevailing state of unrest after Burhan Wani’s killing, the continuous unprovoked firing and shelling by Pakistan has forced the government to shut down over 200 schools along the border in Jammu and Samba districts.
New Delhi: Schools in the national capital will remain closed on Monday in view of the water crisis here following the closure of the Munak Canal which supplies water to Delhi, a minister said on
Mumbai: Following Meteorological Department's predictions of heavy to very heavy rainfall in the next 24 hours, Maharashtra government on Friday announced that all schools and colleges will remain closed on Saturday in Mumbai and neighbouring
Indore/Bhopal, Aug 1: Heavy rains for the past few days has thrown normal life out of gear in Madhya Pradesh with the state government ordering closure of all schools in Indore, Ujjain, Shajapur, Dhar, Dewas,
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