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A fire broke out in the Malaratta area of Jammu and Kashmir. Several houses were burnt in the fire. Efforts to douse the blaze are underway. Further details awaited, ANI reported.
According to Gopala Krishnamurthy, ACP Begumpet, "Today morning at around 7 am, national security agencies received a mail stating bomb threats for some airports across the country. The bomb squad and dog squad searched all places at the Begumpet Airport but found nothing. We conducted a meeting with all airport staff."
Supreme Court bench of Justices Manoj Misra and SVN Bhatti to hear plea today plea of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal challenging Delhi High Court order staying the bail order granted to him by the trial court in the Delhi excise policy case.
Telangana junior doctors organise a protest at the Osmania Medical College in Hyderabad as part of the indefinite statewide strike.
They say that they will boycott outpatient (OPD) services, elective surgeries and ward duties and demand the solution of unresolved issues concerning the doctors, including the establishment of a green channel for timely stipend disbursement and others.
The Centre's seven-member high-level committee formed to oversee transparency and look into the functioning of the National Testing Agency (NTA) to meet on Monday.
Security increased outside the hotel where the Pakistani delegation is staying in Jammu. They arrived here last evening in connection with the Indus Water Treaty. They will go to Kishtwar today to see the dam sites.
Death toll in the Kallakurichi (Tamil Nadu) Hooch tragedy rises to 57: Kallakurichi District Collectorate
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Haryana CM Announces Hike In Income Limit For Creamy Layer Of OBC To Rs 8 Lakh
Maintaining that it will provide benefits in employment for the OBC category, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced on Sunday to increase in annual income limit for the creamy layer from Rs 6 lakh to Rs 8 lakh.
Saini said during a media conference at 'OBC Morcha Sarv Samaj Samrasta Sammelan' held in Gurugram.
The move comes ahead of the Haryana Assembly polls which are likely to be held in October.
"With the key aim of ensuring the welfare of the OBC community in Haryana and providing substantial benefits to the youth in government jobs, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh today made a series of pivotal announcements," an official statement said, PTI reported.
The chief minister also announced that the reservation for the backward classes in Group-A and Group-B posts, currently at 15 per cent, will be increased to 27 per cent, "in line with the Central government's policy".
Gates Of Barrage Releasing Water To Delhi Shut By Haryana: Atishi
Delhi is not receiving its allotted water as Haryana has closed all the gates of the Hathnikund barrage, Water Minister Atishi alleged on Sunday, vowing to continue her indefinite hunger strike over the issue.
She stated that the closure of the barrage gates on the Yamuna river has resulted in a water shortage in the national capital. Her hunger strike, demanding the release of Delhi's share of water amid a severe shortage during a scorching heat wave, entered its third day on Sunday.
AAP has stated that doctors advised Atishi to end her fast. The minister claimed the Haryana government asked how it would release water for Delhi when it did not have adequate supply.
"But yesterday (Saturday), when many journalists went to the Hathnikund barrage, from where water is released for Delhi, everyone took photos and made videos in which it is clearly visible that there is water in the barrage. But the gates from which the water is released for Delhi are closed," Atishi claimed, PTI reported.
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