Prayagraj Metro DPR sent for approval, 2 corridors proposed at Rs 15,758 crore | Prayagraj News

The first corridor will connect Prayagraj Airport with City Lake Forest in Jhunsi. (File photo used for representational purpose) PRAYAGRAJ: The proposed Metro rail project in Prayagraj has moved a step forward, with the Prayagraj Development Authority (PDA) forwarding the Detailed Project Report (DPR) to Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation (UPMRC) for approval.The project proposes…

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Court rejects anticipatory bail of advocate in forgery case | Mumbai News

A sessions court recently rejected the anticipatory bail plea of Ahmedabad-based advocate Ruchita Kedia, holding that custodial interrogation was necessary in a probe involving an allegedly forged cancellation deed used in a debenture-security transaction. Mumbai: A sessions court recently rejected the anticipatory bail plea of Ahmedabad-based advocate Ruchita Kedia, holding that custodial interrogation was necessary…

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Ask him which judges belong to BJP and which to Trinamool, Calcutta HC tells Abhishek Banerjee’s counsel following MP’s comment on judiciary’s alleged political link | Kolkata News

Kolkata: Trinamool MP Abhishek Banerjee’s alleged comments that “some” high court judges owe allegiance to Bengal’s governing party, made after a reported attack on his Kalighat home last Saturday, prompted Calcutta High Court to tell his lawyer on Thursday, “Your client is very intelligent. Please ask him to give a list of judges who belong…

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Taxpayer filed Form 10-IEA for old regime but chose new regime in ITR, triggering Rs 1.41 lakh demand; ITAT rejects his plea for new regime but asks taxman to allow eligible deductions under old regime

The tribunal examined whether the taxpayer could rely on the selection in his return when it contradicted the prescribed form he had already filed. (Image for representative purpose only) You opt out of the new income tax regime by filing Form 10-IEA, but while filing your income tax return opt for the new regime. Under…

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Can students track the secret lives of butterflies and lizards? Georgia Tech is using tiny sensors weighing just 0.03 grams to turn its campus into a living laboratory

Georgia Tech turns its campus into a wildlife laboratory; 800 students will track birds, butterflies and lizards using tiny sensors. (Photo: Georgia Tech) What if the wildlife moving around a university campus could become part of a student’s research project? At the Georgia Institute of Technology in the US, this is about to become a…

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