Monthly Fuel Price Trend In Delhi For March 2025: - Diesel price in Delhi started in March at Rs 87.67 per litre, remaining unchanged from the previous month's close of Rs 87.67 per litre.

The Standing Committee on Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, and Food Processing has recommended framing of a scheme to promote ...

The PARLIAMENT STREET NEW DELHI branch of STATE BANK OF INDIA is located in the NEW DELHI district of the DELHI State at GATENO4A,JEEVANTARABUILDING,5 ...

A parliamentary panel has said the Yamuna river's capacity to sustain life have been found to be almost non-existent in the Delhi stretch ... quality criteria. The Central Pollution Control ...

NEW DELHI: A parliamentary panel on water resources ... four in Himachal Pradesh met the basic water quality criteria. The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), in collaboration with state ...

New Delhi [India]: The Delhi High Court has issued a notice to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on the plea of Baramulla MP Abdul Rashid Sheikh. He has sought permission to attend the ongoing ...

District-specific issues and the tribal bodies ... informing them too about the road map prepared by the Centre. Manipur was placed under President’s Rule on February 13.

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The maps, covering 15 counties in Central California, are part of Cal Fire’s two-month rollout of new hazard zones for the regions where local city and county fire departments are responsible ...

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta urged youth to contribute ideas for the upcoming budget at a youth parliament, emphasizing their role in national development. CM Rekha Gupta at Day 2 of the event.

New Delhi, Mar 10 (PTI) A Parliamentary panel has expressed concerns over vacancies ... The panel also appreciated the deployment of more than 10 battalions of Central Armed Police Forces with the ...

A parliamentary committee has raised alarms over the substantial personnel shortfall in the Delhi Police, which currently operates with over 8,500 vacancies. The panel urged expedited recruitment and ...