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Gurugram Police rejects ex-army man’s claim of misconduct at drink-drive check, cites bodycam footage

Retired Major Hemendra Kumar Singh had claimed traffic cops humiliated him & denied his request for a fresh breathalyser straw. Police say preliminary investigation found no misconduct.

Reckless drivers, beware! This Pune engineer keeps score with his traffic violation hall of shame

Ravi Kumar's VahanScore is a citizen-driven traffic violation database aimed at increasing public accountability. He hopes to bring city's road accident count down by half in 5 yrs.

Punjab CM’s Chandigarh residence slapped with Rs 10,000 fine for littering

According to the BJP councillor of the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation, the 'littering had been going on for a year' despite 'multiple warnings' about the same.

Remove chilli, lemon & anything that hides your number plate, or be ready to face Delhi Police

Delhi Police says just till 5 pm Tuesday, over 250 vehicles were prosecuted for trying to hide number plates. The penalty for the first offence is Rs 5,000, which is doubled for the second offence.

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Indian Comedy has a gender. Apoorva Mukhija faced threats, Pranit More got off with a sorry

Apoorva Mukhija got rape threats and FIRs for retorting to a comment about her body on India’s Got Latent. Pranit More got a rap on the knuckles for Rs 370 biryani clip. It’s hypocrisy 101.

Linde India’s minority investors cry foul after firm asks SC to stay SEBI action on key valuation report

Long-drawn dispute involves complaints that Linde India had allegedly unfairly hived off a potentially lucrative business to unlisted subsidiary without approval of all shareholders.

Rajnath’s stern message to HAL—stick to your commitment, don’t overpromise

Defence minister helmed a review meeting of HAL projects which was attended by CDS Gen N S Raja Subramani, IAF chief Air Chief Marshal A P Singh, CMD of HAL Ravi Kota and others.

Three destroyers of Brand India. It’s all in our cities

The central curse of our urban governance isn’t that more voters live in these slummified villages. It’s that the political class panders to them instead of improving their quality of life.