DAINIK NATION BUREAU Strange but true, on the one hand state government has allowed Sri Guru Ram Rai Medical college to increase their fee for MBBS students by upto 400 percent and other hand they have been forcing private schools to introduce NCERT book in their class. Although school association has knocked the door of court but they have been ...

A Jodhpur court will announce on April 5 the verdict in the 1998 black buck poaching case against actor Salman Khan. The court of the chief judicial magistrate (Jodhpur Rural), where the trial of the case has been in progress for the last 19 years, reserved the judgment yesterday after the final arguments. Magistrate Dev Kumar Khatri reserved the order ...

A UN official in Syria says aid groups need 150 million to provide urgent relief to a quarter-million people recently displaced by separate offensives by the Syrian government outside Damascus and by Turkish-led forces in the north. UN coordinator Ali al-Za’atari says at least 80,000 people have fled the government’s offensive in the eastern Ghouta suburbs, where shelling and airstrikes ...

Four students and a professor of IIT-Kanpur’s Earth Sciences department were penalised on Wednesday for illegally flying a drone camera in the restricted area of the Corbett Tiger Reserve (CTR). On Tuesday, Professor Javed N. Malik of IIT-Kanpur’s Earth Sciences department entered CTR’s Bijrani range to operate the drone camera through a mobile phone, with the four students watching from ...

DAINIK NATION BUREAU MBBS students of SGRR private medical college have been sitting in protest since March 27 over the 400 percent fee hike by the university administration. Earlier they were paying Rs five lakh per annum but now they have been told to pay Rs 19.76 lakh per annum by the management. Although chief minister Trivendra Singh Rawat has ...

DAINIK NATION BUREAU On the occassion of Mahavir Jayanti, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat has greeted the people of the state. In his message Chief Minister mentioned that Lord Mahavir, preached equality, and was an image of non-violence and sacrifice. Lord Mahavir considered non-violence as a religion and taught society to follow the path of truth and non-violence. He ...