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Noida boy’s death by falling into pit shows human life remains cheap in India as civic apathy reigns
Even after a 27-year-old software engineer drowned after his car fell into a waterlogged pit in Noida in January, there was no work on ensuring stricter safety measures. Now, a 6-year-old boy’s death has renewed calls for accountability
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All banks may publish interest rates on loans every month as RBI plans new rules
The draft rules that Reserve Bank of India has unveiled will, if adopted, come into force starting April next year and begin a new era of transparency.
Cow priority: Doctor assaulted after his car hits stray cow in UP’s Badaun; 4 people arrested
Enraged by the sight of the injured stray cow on the road, the mob pulled the doctor out of his car and, despite his pleas for forgiveness, beat him up in presence of policemen. Others vandalised the car, smashing its windows and trying to overturn the vehicle.
Death of woman, 32, due to bad roads in Bengaluru causes grief and fury in India’s Silicon Valley
Mother of a three-year-old boy, Medha Akarsh, died in an accident on a road in Bengaluru, a city known as the Garden City of India and also the Silicon Valley of India. Amid candlelight marches, residents are demanding accountability from civic authorities.
Judge with cash: LS probe panel finds former HC judge Yashwant Varma guilty on all charges in cash-at-home case
Judge Yashwant Varma had to resign from Allahabad High Court in April. All three charges against him — unexplained cash, failure to preserve evidence, and unsatisfactory explanations — have been proved, says the probe report.




