SC: Govt has wide powers to compulsorily retire staffer, improve efficiency
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court has ruled govt has wide powers to compulsorily retire an employee to improve efficiency of administration and that the person
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Supreme Court allows Big Bend border construction to continue in Texas, siding with Trump
The Supreme Court is allowing border barrier construction to continue in and around Big Bend National Park in Texas, in a win for the Trump administration. The justices on Monday halted a lower court’s decision last month to pause the construction while the underlying case against it plays out. In a brief statement outlining its…
A year since Delhi blast, Al-Falah university at centre of terror plot fills all 200 MBBS seats
Al-Falah University rebounds a year after Delhi blast probe, filling all 200 MBBS seats under govt administrator after reforms, checks and staff overhaul.
Pune gets 94 fire calls; PCMC reports 76 on Laxmi Pujan dayS
Pune recorded 94 fire-related calls and PCMC 76 on Lakshmi Pujan, mostly from firecrackers and diyas; no casualties reported, several major blazes.
Supreme Court allows Big Bend border wall plans in win for Trump
Texans in the Big Bend area say a border wall threatens their land, lives and livelihoods. The Trump administration has fast-tracked construction.
Ukraine peace talks to restart after 9 months. What makes them different this time?
A fresh round of peace talks between the US, Ukraine and Russia are set to begin Tuesday in Abu Dhabi, as the Trump administration renews its drive to end the nearly five-year conflict even after it announced significant concessions to Moscow.
Joe Rogan helped Trump win the White House. Now his show is exposing divisions inside it
In 2024, Joe Rogan’s podcast was a platform for President Donald Trump, helping him win reelection. This year, it’s a place for a whistleblower-style conversation alleging “corruption” at the highest levels of the Trump administration.
France blames Iran for mass-hacks targeting freezers in grocery stores and blood banks | TechCrunch
France's foreign minister blamed Iran for launching at least two waves of cyberattacks targeting industrial refrigerated and freezer units across France and wider Europe.