Chandigarh: High court asks UT, how quickly project can be expedited
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Chandigarh: High court asks UT, how quickly project can be expedited
The Punjab and Haryana high court on Tuesday asked the Chandigarh administration to apprise court how two key components related to the high court expansion plan project submitted to UNESCO body can be expedited. “The necessity of obtaining the site management and buffer zone management plan had al»»»
Literary Notes: World Book Day and an Urdu book on rhetorical devices
“BOOKS are on their way to extinction”, cynics declare ceremoniously. “Urdu books! who reads them anyway?”, some naysayers announce sardonically. On the contrary, on World Book Day, celebrated annually on April 23 under Unesco, we can rest assured that books do sell well and there are people who ..»»»
The brass age is back: Forgotten metal makes a resurgence in décor
Brass is the metal of the moment. Stainless steel, ceramic, glass, crystal and even plastic came in as brass stayed away. But not any longer. The metal is back in décor and how. It was possibly the invasion of stainless steel in our lives that exiled brass from our homes. Stainless steel, which liv»»»
SC issues notice to Centre on transgender-inclusive CSE in textbooks: Here's why it matters for students' rights - The Times of India
The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Centre, NCERT, and six states on a PIL seeking transgender-inclusive comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) in school textbooks. The petition highlights failures to include gender identity and diversity in curricula despite legal mandates. The court has»»»
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