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Bad loans rise for Yes Bank, posts net profit of ₹151 crore in Q3FY21
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Bihar government plans to criminalise ‘insulting’ criticism of the government: Report
Facial recognition enabled cameras, automatic vehicle number plate identification, and an entire city inundated with surveillance cameras — these are just a few ways...
Allahabad High Court has imposed a social media gag as condition for granting bail to a person accused of making objectionable remarks against Uttar...
The National Commission of Women has issued notices to BJP IT Cell chief Amit Malviya, Congress leader Digvijay Singh, and actress Swara Bhaskar for...
The Uttar Pradesh government unveiled a new electronics manufacturing policy on Tuesday, where it plans to set up three electronics manufacturing clusters (EMC), three...
The FIRs filed against The Wire’s founding editor Siddharth Varadarajan are “an overreaction and an act of intimidation,” the Editors Guild of India said...
The Uttar Pradesh Police on April 1 lodged two FIRs against Siddharth Varadarajan, the founding editor of news portal The Wire, for allegedly attributing an incorrect...
Over the last month, police and government authorities in at least 9 different states have deployed internet shutdowns as a tool to contain protests...
Mobile internet services have been snapped in at least 21 cities in the state of Uttar Pradesh, including in its capital, Lucknow, according to...
Internet services were suspended between November 9-10 in parts of the country, in anticipation of the Supreme Court’s verdict on Ayodhya land dispute case...
India has had 65 reported internet shutdowns in 2019 so far, and 337 reported internet shutdowns since January 2012. In July 2019, there were...
