Indian Express (New Delhi)

Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding the deplorable condition of a water tank, Golconda Fort, Hyderabad, Telangana, 05/06/2025

Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of In Re: News Item Titled "Neglected Katora Houz in Hyderabad’s Golconda Fort Cries for attention appearing in ‘The Siasat Daily’ dated 25 May 2025". The application was registered suo-motu based on the news item titled “Neglected Katora Houz in Hyderabad’s …

Do we need a health ministry?

Inflation, railways, India-Pakistan talks, Kashmir, CBI, Sharad Pawar, Bhopal

New authority soon to regulate mining

To curb illegal mining and streamline growth in the sector, the government is actively considering setting up a National Mineral Regulation Authority (NMRA) and arm it with prosecution powers. The new authority, proposed by the home ministry, will put in place a strong regulatory mechanism. At present, the sector does …

Simlipal: Staff burnt elephant carcasses to destroy evidence

Field staff of Simlipal Tiger Reserve, the fourth-largest tiger reserve in the country, burnt a large number of elephant carcasses to remove any evidences of poaching, a probe committee of the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) has found. After a number of elephant deaths were reported in April and May …

With FCI prices high, small traders dont buy govt stock

Even as the issue of price rise takes centrestage in Parliament, the government

Rs 2,31,000 crore for RTE Act, states share 35 per cent

The Rs 2,31,000 crore price tag of the Right to Education Act has reportedly been cleared by the Expenditure Finance Committee (EFC) and a 65:35 funding formula between the Centre and the states agreed upon, putting to rest the hugely contentious funding issue. However, with many states demanding a 90:10 …

No pause in Punjabs toxic harvest

Even as recent media reports caution that most fruits and vegetables are largely unfit for human consumption due to their high chemical content, pesticides continue to be used recklessly in the fields of Punjab. The

Kishanganga: UN Secretary General to nominate umpire

India and Pakistan on Thursday agreed to have a minor international intervention regarding their dispute over the 330 MW Kishanganga hydro-electric project in Jammu and Kashmir. The choice of international intervention came through a draw of lots between the options provided in the Indus Water Treaty of 1960, as both …

India, Turkey form joint group to expand trade

Hoping to expand bilateral trade of goods and services, India and Turkey have formed a joint study group to evaluate the potential strengthening of commerce between themselves. The group, comprising of officials from the two countries that are going into the possibility of duty reduction or elimination through a free …

No more mineral transport permits in Karnataka

The Karnataka government on Wednesday banned the issue of permits to transport iron ore and other minerals for exports.

Hundreds may die as smog blankets Moscow

A prominent scientist said hundreds of people could die as smog from peat fires blanketed a sweltering Moscow for a second day on Tuesday. The Moscow region chief Boris Gromov asked Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to allocate 25 billion roubles ($827 million) to fight the fires smoldering in the forests …

Sonias root concerns stay in new Seeds Bill

About five years after Sonia Gandhi raised a red flag on the Seeds Bill, 2004, on the grounds of

Plan to return cheetah to India okayed, three sites identified

The cheetah will run again in India. The Ministry of Environment and Forests today cleared a Rs 300-crore plan to raise 18 cheetahs at three sites

Murdered RTI activist had taken on Gir mining mafia

On July 21, barely a fortnight after he filed a PIL in the Gujarat High Court seeking an end to illegal limestone mining along the Gir wildlife sanctuary, 36-year-old activist Amit Jethava was killed. He was shot from point blank range on a busy highway in Ahmedabad, minutes after he …

Wastage of foodgrain a crime, says SC

Even as the Opposition rocked Parliament over price rise, the Supreme Court on Tuesday said wastage of even a single foodgrain in a poverty-ridden country is a

Govt assures Oppn on n-Bill

The government on Tuesday stepped up moves to ease potential hurdles before the Nuclear Liability Bill in Parliament by holding consultations with Opposition leaders with the assurance that all

Court clears way for MCD to buy chemical for dengue prevention

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), which is facing difficulties in procuring an adequate amount of biolarvicide to combat the threat of rising cases of dengue, got a breather from the Delhi High Court on Monday as it dismissed a petition against the civic body

MNREGA funds: Central probe pins down Gujarat govt

An investigation by the Union Ministry of Rural Development based on a report by The Indian Express has confirmed that the Gujarat government has been illegally diverting MNREGA funds for its own departmental works. Ironically, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi had himself stated in New Delhi on Saturday that the …

Bellary ministers question Bhardwaj move in forwarding petition to EC

Under fire for their alleged involvement in illegal mining in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, the Reddy brothers of Bellary asserted on Monday that Karnataka Governor H R Bhardwaj had no authority to refer a petition seeking their disqualification from the state legislature to the Election Commission. In their reply to …

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