BRS leader K Kavitha, on Tuesday, walks out of Tihar Jail. after the Supreme Court granted bail to her in the excise policy irregularities cases being probed by the Central Bureau of Investigation and the Enforcement Directorate.
Being the Training Command of the Indian Navy, a comprehensive overview of the training canvas, along with the augmentation of various training facilities and modernisation projects, was also presented.
Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader Madhusudhana Chary on Tuesday thanked the Supreme Court after K Kavitha was granted bail in the excise policy irregularities cases being probed by the Central Bureau of Investigation and the Enforcement Directorate.
The increase in government capital expenditure and private sector investments has catalysed India's infrastructure overhaul.
India's infrastructure development has seen unprecedented progress over the past decade, driven by substantial capital spending from both government and private sector
When asked if his party, if elected, would push the Centre to resume talks with Pakistan, Farooq responded, "Sab manifesto mein hai..." (everything is in the manifesto).
The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted bail to BRS leader K Kavitha in the excise policy irregularities cases being probed by the Central Bureau of Investigation and the Enforcement Directorate.
Ahead of the Jammu and Kashmir (J-K) assembly polls, National Conference (NC) candidate from Banihal, Sajjad Shaheen, said on Tuesday that the aim of their party's alliance with Congress is to defeat communal forces in the valley.
The Congress on Tuesday announced a list of nine candidates who will contest in the upcoming Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections in a document signed by AICC General Secretary KC Venugopal.
Hours after finalising its seat-sharing deal with the Congress, the National Conference on Monday announced a list of 18 candidates who have been nominated as candidates from the party for the upcoming Assembly elections.
According to the seat-sharing pact reached by the two parties for the assembly polls in J-K, the National Conference will contest 51 of 90 seats and Congress 32. The two parties will also have a "friendly contest" on five seats.