Mumbai court acquits woman in 2007 Rs 2 crore investment fraud; complainant never testified | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: A Mumbai metropolitan court has acquitted a woman accused in a two decade old investment fraud case, holding that the prosecution failed to prove her involvement in the alleged cheating scheme beyond reasonable doubt.The case related to investments collected in 2007 for a purported textile import business that allegedly promised high returns to investors….

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From X-ray machines to medicines: How tender irregularities created an Rs 640-crore hole in Delhi’s health budget | Delhi News

Dr Vatsala Aggarwal, former director general of health services (DGHS) (Image-Social Media) NEW DELHI: Delhi govt’s Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) has arrested Dr Vatsala Aggarwal, former director general of health services (DGHS), and Neeraj Chopra, former deputy controller of accounts, in connection with a Rs 640-crore procurement scam involving medicines, surgical items, and medical equipment.The duo…

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‘Elections could be anytime. So be prepared’: MK Stalin asks DMK cadres to stay poll-ready | Chennai News

Tamil Nadu faces a “deep mess” within a month of regime change, warns former CM M.K. Stalin, citing industrial reluctance, rising crime, and farmer distress (File photo: M K Stalin) CHENNAI/TRICHY: Former chief minister M K Stalin on Sunday said Tamil Nadu was facing the danger of “descending into a state of deep mess” within…

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PU teachers oppose unified Act, govt says reform will modernise higher education | Patna News

Patna University was established on Oct 1, 1917 under the Patna University Act, 1917 passed by the Imperial Legislative Council Patna: The state govt’s proposal to replace separate laws governing state universities with a single unified legislation has triggered strong opposition from academics at the 108-year-old Patna University (PU), who fear the move will erode…

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India distances itself from reports of Track 2 dialogue with Pakistan, says no official involvement | India News

NEW DELHI: India on Monday distanced itself from reports of a Track 2 dialogue involving India and Pakistan, with foreign secretary Vikram Misri clarifying that the meetings are private initiatives with no official participation or backing from the Government of India.Responding to questions on reports of the dialogue, Misri said such interactions are neither new…

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Mamata loyalists accuse rebels of running ‘parallel organisation’, fire 4 complaints | Kolkata News

Kunal Ghosh was outside Victoria House on Sunday with decorators to take measurements for July 21 observance Kolkata: The Trinamool bloc loyal to Mamata Banerjee filed four fresh police complaints on Sunday against the rebel faction led by Ritabrata Banerjee, accusing the breakaway group of illegally using the party’s name, symbol and designations to mislead…

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‘Strict action upon violation’: Maharashtra govt makes Marathi compulsory from Classes 1 to 10 in all schools | Mumbai News

Dada Bhuse said, “The Maharashtra government is fully committed to the preservation, promotion, and propagation of the Marathi language.” MUMBAI: Maharashtra education minister Dada Bhuse on Monday announced that Marathi will be a compulsory language from Classes 1 to 10 across all schools in the state.According to news agency ANI, he warned of strict action…

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IMD says monsoon may advance across north India in 5–6 days; heatwave alert for UP, rain warning for Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan | Delhi News

Weather forecasting agency Skymet said Delhi could witness the onset of the monsoon around July 4 if conditions remain favourable. (File Photo) NEW DELHI: Conditions are favourable for the further advance of the southwest monsoon into several northern states over the next five to six days, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Sunday. The…

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Huge potential to use AI effectively in public healthcare; need to create digital database of patients: Soumya Swaminathan | Chennai News

Dr Soumya Swaminathan, chairperson, MS Swaminathan Research Foundation at an event organised by Super Chennai — a social impact initiative launched by CREDAI Chennai. Chennai: There is a huge potential and opportunity to use artificial intelligence in the public health system and deliver proper care to the target population, said Dr Soumya Swaminathan, chairperson, MS…

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