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Kerala Education Minister R Bindu | Photo Credit: K.K. Mustafah The State government has sought politically bipartisan support to mobilise public opinion against the Central government’s “anti-federal and authoritarian” draft University Grants Commission (UGC) regulations.  Replying to questions in the Assembly on Thursday, Higher Education Minister R. Bindu said the Left Democratic Front (LDF) government

India and the United States may finalise a large trade deal within the first year of Donald Trump’s second term as President, but the negotiations will be challenging, according to Mark Linscott, Senior Advisor (Trade) and former assistant US trade representative. Linscott expressed confidence that the two nations would reach a significant deal despite potential

To mark birth centenary of legendary playback singer late Mohammed Rafi, Government has decided to issue a commemorative coin with the denomination of ₹100. Though commemorative coins are considered legal tender, they are not released for general circulation. One can source them from the specified agencies. According to a notification, shape will be circular with

England’s batting across this tour has been disappointing. Across the eight matches they have been bowled out six times and lost nine wickets in the other two. Duckett and Salt put on 60 for the opening wicket in another encouraging partnership, before the former skewed Arshdeep into the air. Salt continued but was again dismissed

NEW DELHI: A record 12 JEE-Main questions were dropped from the final answer key due to errors, the highest in recent history, raising serious concerns about the National Testing Agency‘s ability to conduct a fair and transparent exam of such a large scale.Despite reducing the total number of questions from 90 to 75, the error

Sugar is a big part of our daily lives, whether we realize it or not. From tea and snacks to desserts, it’s everywhere. Even though people are becoming more aware of its effects, completely avoiding sugar is still very difficult for most. Even though many Indians, especially Gen Z, are aware of sugar’s effects, completely

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New Delhi: The PMLA (Prevention of Money Laundering Act) is being used repeatedly to keep people in jail, the Supreme Court said today. A bench pulling up the Enforcement Directorate, said the law is being misused like the dowry law.  The provisions of PMLA cannot be used to keep someone in jail forever, said the