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Black marketing, scarcity and inflation preoccupied the middle-class of Bombay on the verge of freedom.

A group of prominent Mumbaikars has outlined a way ahead out of the tragedy and confusion currently gripping Mumbai.

Senior officials at the state secretariat said the state government has already bought the premises (in a building) and has also sanctioned eight staff for the court. Only the appointment of the judge, to be done by the Bombay High Court, is awaited.

The Indian Civil Services exam, a rigorous pathway to prestigious government jobs, has evolved significantly since its inception in 1855. Initially favoring European candidates, the exam now reflects India's needs. A glimpse into the 1947 paper reveals a diverse range of questions, covering general knowledge, current affairs, and historical figures.

Food and civil supplies minister Girish Bapat is at the receiving end for passing a series of unsustainable orders, which have been set aside by the Aurangabad bench of Bombay HC. Justice Ravindra Ghuge has passed strictures against Bapat for misusing his position as cabinet member.

There are 19 plots in the city reserved for the development of judicial infrastructure.

Besides its work on the 7/11 case, the Innocence Network India is helping other terror accused with legal aid

The speakers of South Asian countries will be given the ‘guard of honour’ and a group of tribal dancers from Jhabua will accord them a warm welcome to mark the opening ceremony of a two-day summit on February 18.

A bench of justices Shantanu Kemkar and Rajesh Ketkar, however, directed the Maharashtra government to look into the grievances of technological glitches faced by residents of the state in the digitisation of their ration card, and subsequently, in linking it to their Aadhaar card.

Rakesh Nikhaj's Invisible Helping Hand, a voluntary initiative, has propelled 86 candidates to success in the 2024 CAPF Grade A civil services, surpassing last year's record. The initiative provides free virtual mock interviews and mentorship, aiding aspirants in clearing the UPSC personality test. Success stories include Akash Kumar, a first-generation officer, and Shyam Yadav, who overcame previous interview failures.

As the process of bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh is entering the final phase, the minorities, particularly Muslims, on either side of the divide are getting apprehensive about their future.

Kavita Iyengar, an economist by profession summarises the cultural history and rich heritage of the capital city in exactly hundred drawings in her recently released book.

GATE 2022 will offer 29 papers, flexibility in the eligibility criteria and an expanded Two Paper Combination scheme to widen the scope for interdisciplinary studies

Sharma is at the heart of the Modi-Adityanath face-off which was stoutly denied by the BJP but privately confirmed by party insiders who want the former IAS officer in the cabinet for various reasons