Jaipur Municipal Corporation election results 2026: BJP wins 63 wards, Congress 44 (top developments) | Jaipur News

As of 10.30am, results from 28 of the 150 wards had been declared. JAIPUR: Counting of votes for the Jaipur Municipal Corporation began on Monday amid tight security, with officials saying entry to designated counting centres was restricted to authorised persons.Security personnel have been deployed in and around the counting centres as votes for all…

Read Full News

Delhi Metro records highest single-day boardings amid DTC strike | Delhi News

New Delhi: Delhi Metro recorded its highest-ever single-day passenger boardings Thursday, with 82,44,903 boardings, surpassing the previous record of 81,88,115 set on Aug 8, 2025, on the eve of Raksha Bandhan. The milestone came amid the ongoing strike by Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) employees.Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) defines passenger boarding as the number of…

Read Full News

Six cases registered against noise control norms | Hubballi News

Pic for representation only Dharwad: Hubballi-Dharwad City Police have registered six criminal cases against DJ sound system owners and operators for allegedly violating prescribed noise limits during Ganesha festival processions on Sept 14.Police said repeated warnings and notices had been issued to Ganesh mandals and DJ operators to comply with permissible sound levels. However, some…

Read Full News

City walls get a wildlife makeover as GCC ties up with EFI | Chennai News

Chennai’s walls go blue green: The initiative, ‘Wall.E – BlueGreen Chennai’ launched by the Environmentalist Foundation of India in collaboration with the GCC aims to transform defaced public walls into vibrant murals Chennai: From pictures of Indian blackbucks to herons, moorhens and coastal life, the city’s walls are getting a colourful makeover. The Greater Chennai…

Read Full News

Orangutan Conservation: Repatriate the rescued baby orangutans immediately: Wildlife experts | Chennai News

Five baby orangutans rescued from a forest in Baleshwar, Odisha, should be repatriated CHENNAI: Five baby orangutans rescued from a forest in Baleshwar, Odisha, should be repatriated to Indonesia in accordance with the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), wildlife experts have said.Primate researcher Willie Smits, founder of the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation…

Read Full News