The Latest Breaking News from Govt

THE UK Government is facing criticism after two sanctioned Russian oligarchs became part-owners of a Scotland-based oil company.

More than 70 schools were awaiting construction of raised crossings or speed humps, when the Govt axed funding this week. At two of those schools, pupils were hit and seriously hurt this year. Jonathan Milne investigates.

The Government of India has banned 156 drugs, including painkillers, multivitamins, and antibiotics commonly used for treating fever and colds. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Govt owns 51% of Winstone Pulp's power supplier Mercury. 'If the Government can bail out a ski field, surely they can bail out a mill?' pleads one of the 230 workers facing joblessness.

"The requests of Bihar Govt for external assistance from multilateral development banks will be expedited..." Read further on Dynamite News:

The decision to allow government employees to participate in RSS activities has led to backlash from opposition leaders. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) in its recent supplementary chargesheet filed in Delhi Court stated that the total Proceeds of Crime (PoC) identified so far is Rs 1100 Cr, out of which PoC of Rs 292.8 Cr is being dealt with in this Prosecution Complaint. Read further on Dynamite News:

THE First Minister has accused Downing Street of showing “contempt” for the Scottish people over the choice of date for the next General…

AP HC adjourns writ petition challenging provision of accommodation for CM, Ministers in Visakhapatnam. Petitioners allege it's part of govt's attempt to shift capital. Sr. Advocate Unnam Muralidhar Rao & AG Sriram argue it's 'forum shopping' & 'abuse of process'. Dec 8 hearing.

Bengaluru: Controversy erupts over missing documents from H. Kantharaj Commission, which conducted Socio-Economic and Educational Survey (caste census). Data collected intact, but original report missing. Commission communicated with member-secretary, but no response. Congress govt. seeks new report based on data collected by Kantharaj commission. Data intact, new report in process.

Reports show that 25 per cent of teenage boys in Australia "look up to social media personalities who perpetuate harmful gender stereotypes and condone violence against women."