Chandigarh, The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) on Wednesday demanded release of compensation of Rs 3,000 per acre to all farmers in Punjab to offset the losses being incurred by them due to flight of migrant labour from the state.

Stating that migrant labour had fled the state because the state refused to distribute ra

New Delhi, Almost half of India's population will not be able to survive more than a month without any job or income, just with the help of savings or family support.

With a protracted lockdown and dismal economy, job losses are mounting and concerns are going up for families as to how long they can hold out.<

New Delhi,  The BJP continued its virtual campaign across the country with party leaders addressing the people in different parts of the country, highlighting the achievements of the Central government in the past one year.

The virtual campaign across the country was launched by Union Home minister Amit Shah

New Delhi, The Covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent lockdown has truly tested the preference of people for the banking system that provides safety for their savings with good service and better returns.

In this regard, an IANS C-Voter Economic Battery Wave survey shows that public sector banks have got a thumbs-up

New Delhi, As the pandemic and the lockdown severely dented businesses across sectors and the income of a common man for over two months, leaving people's financial prospects utterly uncertain, a large number of Indians now feel their hopes of purchasing a home of their own would remain a dream.

The IANS-CVote

New Delhi,  The Prime Minister's Office has opposed on the basis of maintainability, a petition filed before the Delhi High Court seeking to declare the PM-CARES Fund as a "public authority".

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta appearing for the PMO raised questions on the maintainability of the

New Delhi, The latest IANS C-Voter Economic Battery Wave survey has shown that majority of the respondents believe that normalcy will be restored after the lockdown is lifted.

However, they will still follow precautionary measures to mitigate the risk of the Covid-19 infection.

As per the survey, 55

New Delhi, An IANS CVoter Economic Battery Wave survey on Wednesday showed that majority of the people do not plan to cut down on domestic services hired by them, notwithstanding the Covid-19 outbreak.

As per the 'CVoterTracker: Economic Battery 4", 60.9 per cent of the respondents across categories said

Ranchi, The bodies of a married woman and her three minor daughters were recovered on Wednesday morning from a well in Giridih district of Jharkhand, police said. While police initially dubbed it a suicide case, the woman's parents alleged torture by her in-laws.

Police has since taken the husband of vict

Bhubaneswar, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Wednesday said the Health Department will launch an integrated campaign across the state for house-to-house active surveillance against coronavirus and other diseases.

"As the next few weeks are critical in controlling the spread of coronavirus as well as m