CCTV Installation, Police Verification, Psychometric Evaluation: CBSE Issues New Guidelines To Schools For Children's Safety
"The onus for safety and security of children in school campus shall solely lie upon the school authorities. It is a fundamental right of a child to engage and study in an environment where he/she feels safe and is free from any form of physical or emotional abuse or harassment," the CBSE directive states.
GST Cess: Honda Hikes Prices Of City, BR-V, CR-V Models By Up To Rs 89,069
Earlier this week Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) had announced hike in prices of select models
3 Bangladeshi Youths With Fake Aadhaar Cards Arrested By UP ATS On Suspicion Of Terror Links
During interrogation, they confessed that they were residents of Bangladesh and fake Aadhaar cards were found from their possession.
Priyanka Chopra's Statement On Sikkim 'Shocking And Untrue', Says Bhaichung Bhutia
One of the primary reasons that people from across the country tend to stereotype Northeast is that of their lack of awareness from the region, he said.
LeT Mlitant Abu Ismail, Mastermind Of Amarnath Yatra Attack, Killed In Encounter
LeT militant Ismail was the mastermind of the Amarnath yatra attack that killed eight pilgrims in July.
Akhilesh Yadav Defends Rahul Gandhi's Dynasty Remark, Says Their Friendship Will Continue
The Samajwadi Party is an alliance partner of the Congress and the two parties had contested the Assembly elections jointly.
Volkswagen Recalls 4.86 Million Vehicles In China Over Airbag Concerns
Of the vehicles being recalled, more than 4.7 million units were made in Chinese factories and 103,573 are imports.
India, Japan Agree To Strengthen Cooperation Against Pakistan-Based Terror Groups
The two leaders also condemned in the "strongest terms" the growing menace of terrorism and violent extremism.
Priyanka Chopra Apologises After Twitter Slams Her For Calling Sikkim 'Troubled By Insurgency'
The actor also claimed at the interview that her production venture 'Pahun' is the only film to have come out of the state.
Putin Is That Guy On Subway Who Spreads Legs And Encroaches On Everyone Else’s Space, Says Hillary Clinton In Memoir
An exclusive extract from Hillary Clinton’s memoir What Happened
President Kovind Asks Hindi Speakers To Give More Respect To Other Languages
Addressing a function on the occasion of 'Hindi Divas', the President said Hindi continued to face opposition in some parts of the country even though it became an official language many decades ago.
Indian Army All Equipped, Geared To Combat Border Issues: Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
The defence forces, along with the Centre, are monitoring every situation very closely, she said.
Congress Law Of Inertia
A Gandhi never quits? But Rahul Gandhi as party president has not proved to be the galvaniser that Sonia was.
53 Countries 2 Billion Voters
2019 is election year for about a third of the world’s population. <em>Outlook</em> presents an overview of polls around the globe.
BJP Has Emerged As The Nucleus Of Indian Polity: Bhupender Yadav
BJP national general secretary Bhupender Yadav speaks to Outlook about the party's performance.
Modi-Shah ‘Jugalbandi’ Is The Biggest Story Of 2019 Election Mandate
Theirs is a unique partnership that successfully ground down the anti-BJP narratives around demonetisation, farm distress and job flight, getting people across sections to vote for Modi. And Amit Shah’s realpolitik may now enable the PM to build an inclusive image.
Cricket World Cup 2019: Utility Is Their Middle Name, Ignore Allrounders At Your Peril
Most modern teams pack their dream XIs with all-rounders. History has shown how these 'bits-and-pieces' cricketers have been match-winners and India's campaign in ICC World Cup 2019 will revolve around a Hardik Pandya or a Vijay Shankar
MS Dhoni Jewel In The Crown, Potential And Intensity Indian Cricket Team's Biggest Assets In World Cup 2019 Campaign
The Indian cricket team looks one of the most balanced in the ICC World Cup 2019 but their relative inexperience can be filled by MS Dhoni's wisdom and Virat Kohli's no-holds-barred approach
Himalayan High Jinx
A rush to scale Mt Everest has led to chaos on top of the world and left several mountaineers dead
Leadership Battle Splits Dawoodi Bohras
The passing away of the 52nd Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin in 2014 triggered a succession battle and protracted court cases. Burhanuddin's son Saifuddin and half-brother Qutbuddin have split the prosperous Dawoodi Bohra community
Is RERA Really Putting A Smile On The Harassed Homebuyer's Face?
To make errant builders fall in line with the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act (RERA) was a welcome and much-needed step but homebuyers are still left in the lurch as orders and notices are not enough
'BJP's Surgical Strike On Opposition Was Part Of A Stunning Gameplan By Narendra Modi-Amit Shah Duo'
All pre-election talk of Narendra Modi and Amit Shah being cut down to size evaporated after the Lok Sabha elections were declared. But BJP's confidence to win majority on its own was backed by genius of a strategy, writes Anirban Ganguly
Bypolls To Their Rescue
Focus on assembly bypolls instead of Lok Sabha polls paid off for the AIADMK
Lok Sabha Elections: Why Kamal Nath Sniffs A Congress Doom After Lotus Bloomed In Madhya Pradesh
Poor show in the Lok Sabha elections has put Kamal Nath's Congress government in Madhya Pradesh under the pump. If the Lok Sabha election results are any yardstick, BJP are on a very good wicket
Tankful Of Woes: Prayer For Rains Exposes Tamil Nadu's Inability To Harvest Water
With reservoirs running dry, Tamil Nadu's water restoration system has struck a controversial note even as the government issues diktat on how the rain god must be appeased!
Burhan Wani's Successor Zakir Musa's Elimination A Boost For Security Forces But Jaish Lurks
Zakir Musa, who fought Kashmir's 'religious war', was the 'last' of ISIS-inspired militants who gave up a possible career in engineering
The Subcontinental Menu
In The Subcontinental Menu this week, read why dozen of women employees in Faridabad took maternity leave 3-4 times a year; and what happened when the obituary of a cat appeared in newspaper's classifieds.
No Rhyme, Only An Anguished Cry
The Hungryalists found a visceral new idiom to lance the pustules around them. The resultant backlash typifies the hypocritical bhadralok intellectual.