NewXC

Top Stories

View Layout:

Keralam ration dealers seek GPS tracking of lorries to prevent foodgrain diversion from NFSA godowns

The Hindu ·

Demand comes against backdrop of Keralam govt’s decision to install CCTV cameras in ration shops and integrate e-PoS machines with weighing scales to ensure accuracy in distribution of ration commodities. Dealers point out that monitoring should extend to every stage of supply chain

Read the full story at The Hindu

More stories

  1. Can a transitional government start a war with Iran? - explainer Jerusalem Post ·

    As Eisenkot works to form a government, Netanyahu retains the power to act against Iran. But Israeli law raises questions about launching a new war under a caretaker government.

  2. Data centre industry butts up against community challenges ABC News (Australia) ·

    The peak body for the data centre industry says community consultation remains a sticking point, as Quantum DC halts its Tungkillo project.

  3. Maria Ressa speaks at One Young World Summit 2026 in South Africa Rappler ·

    Rappler CEO and 2021 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa tells 2,000 One Young World Summit delegates about the importance of speaking truth to power, how to resist the two dictators of our world, and how to fight the algorithms and platforms that threaten to strip us of our agency. Ressa spoke…

  4. Marsh dodges questions as Cummins next to face Sandpapergate Nine ·

    Mitchell Marsh faced grilling from the media about Usman Khawaja's claims, refusing to say anything about his time in the team during the 2018 series.

  5. Police seek arrest warrant for father in killing of alleged victim in son's statutory rape case Korea Times ·

    Police sought an arrest warrant Thursday for a 59-year-old man, surnamed Jin, suspected of killing a 15-year-old girl who was the alleged victim in a statutory rape case involving his son, as investigators continued efforts to establish the motive. The Seongbuk Police Station in Seoul requested the…

  6. The Women’s Weekly editor was once seen as a ‘God’. The role has just been axed. Nine ·

    It turned Ita Buttrose into a household name and was once described as “the most powerful editorial role in the country”.

  7. US envoys arrive in Moscow for talks with Putin RTÉ ·

    US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff have arrived in Moscow for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, part of their latest push for a peace deal in Ukraine.

  8. CBS News’ Face the Nation Loses 2 Top Talents, 1 Retires After 35 Years ComingSoon.net ·

    Photo Credit: CBS Two of the executives who run Face the Nation are leaving their current roles. Mary Hager is retiring from CBS after 35 years, and Anne Hsu is relocating to Hong Kong. The shake-up comes while editor-in-chief Bari Weiss oversees wider changes across CBS News. The network has not…

  9. Ex-wife of police prosecutor tells court of 'frightening' abuse ABC News (Australia) ·

    The ex-wife of a police prosecutor delivered a powerful victim impact statement to the court after he was found guilty of a string of domestic violence offences.

  10. Malaysia seeks Taiwan meeting restart as Anwar defends China stance Nikkei ·

Fetching news dispatch…