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Andaman Law College Launches Legal Aid Clinic to Empower Students and Community
A legal aid clinic was inaugurated at Andaman Law College to provide free legal help and real-world training for law students under expert guidance.
Andaman’s High Suicide Rate in Focus: How to Get Help
At a state-level conference, legal and administrative leaders addressed rising suicide rates, child abuse, and mental health issues in Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
After Years of Delay, DPC Finally Takes Up Kullam Bridge in North Andaman
The long-neglected Kullam Bridge in Shivapuram may finally move forward as the North and Middle Andaman DPC calls for its urgent completion.
President and PM Extend Birthday Wishes to Bishnu Pada Ray
President Droupadi Murmu, PM Narendra Modi, and other senior leaders extended birthday wishes to the Member of Parliament Bishnu Pada Ray.
Saudi Arabia, Russia Ensure Oil Supplies to India Amid Hormuz Tensions
With Iran threatening to block the Strait of Hormuz, Saudi Arabia and Russia have assured India of continued oil supplies through alternate routes. India’s diversified crude import strategy, supported by Russian volumes and Saudi’s Red Sea corridor, is helping the country avoid major disruptions.
850 Students Join Reading Fest at State Library in Sri Vijaya Puram
Students embrace reading, creativity, and cultural learning during the Monsoon Book Reading Festival in Sri Vijaya Puram, hosted by the Education Department.
District Planning Committee Finalises 2025-26 Action Plan
District Planning Committee meeting in Mayabunder finalizes 2025-26 Annual Action Plan with departmental inputs and strategic vision.
Strait of Hormuz Tension May Spike Fuel Prices in India
India braces for fuel price surge as Iran threatens to close Strait of Hormuz after US strikes. Closure could disrupt oil supply and hit Indian economy hard.
DC South Andaman Reviews Key Projects in Sri Vijaya Puram
Civic development in Sri Vijaya Puram picks up pace after DC South Andaman inspects proposed project sites and ongoing public infrastructure issues.
DGCA Flags “Systemic Failure” in Air India Scheduling, Orders Staff Removal
The DGCA has ordered Air India to remove three senior officials for serious violations in crew rostering. The airline has implemented the directive, while a union calls for a CBI probe into a separate crew dismissal linked to safety reporting.
