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Crime Branch of Delhi Police has arrested a rewarded criminal of Bavaria Gang from Punjab. This criminal was wanted in 34 cases and was dodging the police for a long time. The Crime Branch team, acting on the basis of secret information, arrested him. The police are now interrogating him to get information about other gang members.
Prime Minister Modi fiercely targeted the opposition in Parliament, especially Congress. He accused Congress regarding 'Vande Mataram' and said that Congress tore 'Vande Mataram' into pieces. PM Modi criticized the conduct of the opposition and defended the government's policies.
IndiGo has issued a refund of Rs 827 crore, but 4500 bags are still to be delivered. Airline flights are still affected, causing inconvenience to passengers. IndiGo is facing criticism due to delay in refunds and baggage delivery. The company is making efforts to normalize the situation, but passengers are still facing problems.
There is good news for the women of Jharkhand because they can get 35% reservation in government jobs like Bihar. With this, women candidates of the state will get more employment opportunities in the government sector, which will empower them and increase their participation in the development of the state. This decision will promote women empowerment in Jharkhand.
In the case of taking bribe from Ambala businessman, the Police Commissioner terminated the services of SI and also suspended Naresh Kumar, who was the then in-charge of Dhauj police station. Anti Vigilance Bureau Ambala on Friday arrested the SI appointed at Dhauj police station while taking a bribe of Rs 1.5 lakh. The businessman had also accused the station in-charge Naresh Kumar of taking Rs 15 lakh.
After the Delhi blast, studies in Al Falah University are disrupted. Students are troubled due to shortage of faculty. In view of the secure future, assistant professors are leaving the job, so far 10 professors have left. MBBS first year students have gone on leave. The university has asked students not to take stress and enjoy their holidays. After the blast, there is an atmosphere of fear among the university staff, which is leading to resignations.
Primary teachers in Haryana will now be able to easily change their district as the Cabinet has approved the Cadre Change Policy 2025. In the new policy, transfers will be based on merit, in which age and special categories will be given preference. New stations will be allotted to teachers before April 1. Some rules have also been put in place to prevent teacher-shortage districts from being affected.
Ration distribution has started from December 10 under the public distribution system in Greater Noida. Antyodaya and eligible household consumers will be given free ration, the last date of which is 25th November. According to DSO Smriti Gautam, ration will be available after Aadhaar authentication through e-pass machine from 8 am to 12 noon and 2 pm to 6 pm. There are 1 lakh 94 thousand 560 ration card holders in the district, who will avail the benefits of this scheme.
Nainital High Court has rejected the bail plea of Haldwani riot case key conspirator Abdul Malik and has sought details of the allegations from the government. The court also did not grant bail to a former councilor, while granted bail to three other accused. Abdul Malik claimed innocence, while the government named him as the main conspirator. The court will hear the matter again after two weeks.
Yash Dhull and captain Nitish Rana scored half-centuries as Delhi ended their Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy campaign with an 18-run win over Uttarakhand on Monday. Dhull 52 runs and Rana 51 runs performed well in the tournament but failed to take the team to the next round. Batting first, Delhi scored 162 runs for seven wickets in 20 overs and then restricted Uttarakhand to 144 runs for seven wickets.