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Hindustan Times ST (Jaipur), 13 Août 2026

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ArticleProbe panel says charges against HC judge ‘proved’

NEW DELHI: The three-mem­ber par­lia­ment­ary inquiry com­mit­tee prob­ing alleg­a­tions against Alla­habad High Court judge Justice Yash­want Varma has found all three art­icles of charge against him proved, hold­ing that his explan­a­tions over the...

Probe panel says charges against HC judge ‘proved’

ArticleKANWARIYAS LEAVE 7K TONNES OF GARBAGE, CLEAN UP BEGINS

HARIDWAR: With 48 mil­lion kan­war­iyas vis­it­ing Har­id­war dur­ing the recently con­cluded Shravan Kan­war fair, around 7,000 tonnes of garbage has been left by the devotees in the city, civic offi­cials said on Wed­nes­day. Offi­cials said the...

KANWARIYAS LEAVE 7K TONNES OF GARBAGE, CLEAN UP BEGINS

ArticleChandra to step down as Tata Sons chair

NEW DELHI: Nata­r­a­jan Chandrasekaran, the first out­sider in gen­er­a­tions to run Tata Sons and the man cred­ited with sta­bil­ising India’s largest con­glom­er­ate after a bruis­ing board­room coup, announced his resig­na­tion as chair­man,...

Chandra to step down as Tata Sons chair

ArticleFCRA Bill referred to parl panel

NEW DELHI: Amid a noisy stan­doff between treas­ury and oppos­i­tion benches, Lok Sabha on Wed­nes­day referred the con­tro­ver­sial FCRA amend­ment bill to a joint par­lia­ment­ary com­mit­tee and passed a bill to amend laws on mines and min­eral...

FCRA Bill referred to parl panel

ArticleRaj links skill train­ing to dis­trict-level job demand

JAIPUR: Rajasthan is mov­ing towards a dis­trict-level skill devel­op­ment model in which train­ing pro­grammes are being aligned with the local eco­nomy, industry require­ments, employ­ment poten­tial and emer­ging sec­tors, rather than fol­low­ing a...

Raj links skill train­ing to dis­trict-level job demand