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Coverage of state in the Nexus archive.
- Indiramma houses to replace huts across State
The state is replacing huts with Indiramma houses as part of an initiative. This project aims to improve housing infrastructure across the region.
- Cashew import scam: State reserves right to appeal after granting prosecution sanction
The state has granted prosecution sanction in a cashew import scam case but retains the right to appeal. The case involves alleged fraudulent import practices related to cashews.
- State plans 300 Jawaharlal Nehru centres to promote scientific temper
The state plans to establish 300 Jawaharlal Nehru centres to promote scientific temper. These centers are named after Jawaharlal Nehru and aim to foster a scientific mindset.
- State intensifies efforts to complete SLBC tunnel project
The state is increasing efforts to complete the SLBC tunnel project, with Minister Uttam Reddy setting a two-year deadline for its completion.
- Violation of tariff conditions: KSEB slaps fine for letting out flats as ‘private lodges’
KSEB has imposed fines for violating tariff conditions by letting out flats as 'private lodges'. The utility plans to expand inspections statewide to address similar violations.
- All allies united, NDA to focus on repeating 2017 poll win: BJP leaders after meeting Nitin Nabin
BJP leaders met with Nitin Nabin to discuss strengthening the NDA coalition, expanding its organizational base, and developing strategies to secure the NDA's return to power in the State. The meeting emphasized unity among allies and a focus on repeating the 2017 election success.
- A Big Gamble for the Left: Can Socialism Appeal in a Swing State?
A democratic socialist candidate for governor is seeking the Democratic nomination in a state that Trump won in 2024. If successful, she will face a Republican in a difficult contest.
- Lifeguard who was allegedly recorded naked in Huntington Beach locker room speaks out
A group of lifeguards allege they were filmed naked in a Huntington Beach locker room by former parks chief Kevin Pearsall, who is accused of using hidden cameras. They announced a lawsuit against the state on Thursday.
- Case worker terminated from post in child death case, State informs Kerala HC
A case worker has been terminated from their position following a child's death, and the state has informed the Kerala High Court about the termination.
- Uganda: Besigye Accuses State of Intimidation After Court Declines to Halt Trial
Detained opposition politician Dr. Kizza Besigye accuses the State of undermining his right to a fair trial by allegedly intimidating his legal team, following a High Court decision to not halt the proceedings against him.
- White House budget director advocates more funding for own agency, cuts for others
White House budget director Russell Vought advocates for increased funding for the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to modernize systems and expand staff, while the Trump administration's 2027 budget proposes cuts to multiple departments. OMB seeks $146.1 million, a 13.3% increase, and the defense budget is requested to rise to $1.5 trillion.
- White House budget director advocates more funding for own agency, cuts for others
White House budget director Russell Vought testified before a U.S. House panel advocating for a 13.3% increase in the Office of Management and Budget's annual funding to $146.1 million, citing needs for technology upgrades and staff expansion. He also highlighted proposed cuts to domestic agencies like Agriculture and Health and Human Services, alongside a $1.5 trillion defense budget request.
- Lawmakers enforce repayment for communities opposing I-77 toll lane project
Lawmakers have enforced a repayment requirement for communities opposing the Interstate 77 South Toll Lane Project, with the budget including a provision to pause new projects in these areas until full repayment. Opposed municipalities have 90 days to hold a new vote if they wish to reverse their opposition, and the state estimates over $60 million was spent on the project.
- After Venezuela’s Quake, Families Search the Web for the Missing
A Venezuela earthquake caused a blackout, prompting families to use WhatsApp to search for missing individuals. The state, which is near-bankrupt, faces challenges in rebuilding without insurance.
- State to promote e-cooking in hotels and cloud kitchens
The state will prioritize applications for new electric cooking services or load enhancements in hotels and cloud kitchens. The initiative aims to promote e-cooking adoption in these sectors.
- Plea in Supreme Court seeks creation of fire safety framework for high-risk public buildings
A plea in the Supreme Court seeks the creation of a fire safety framework for high-risk public buildings. The petitioner argues that the right to life under Article 21 protects against preventable fires by the state, emphasizing prevention over post-fire rescue.
- With water cuts looming in Arizona in US, locals fight data centres
Arizona residents are campaigning against the state’s data centres due to concerns over the shrinking water supply. The conflict arises as locals seek to secure their share of the dwindling water resources.
- RTIH proving to be a game-changer for startups, says NTR District Collector
The NTR District Collector states that RTIH is a game-changer for startups, as the State promotes entrepreneurship by connecting innovators with industry and providing mentorship, technical support, and market access.
- South Africa: No Place for Xenophobia, Vigilantism in South Africa - President Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa condemned xenophobia and vigilantism in South Africa, emphasizing that immigration law enforcement is the state's responsibility.
- Day 3 of Blaise Taylor murder trial reveals pregnant girlfriend didn't want an abortion
Day 3 of Blaise Taylor's murder trial revealed that his pregnant girlfriend, Jade Benning, suffered severe brain damage, with the state alleging she was poisoned with cocaine.
- 16 de-addiction centres in State to be upgraded
Sixteen de-addiction centres in a state are set to be upgraded. The initiative aims to improve facilities and services for addiction treatment.
- Is Chicago Ever Getting Video Gambling Machines? Bars Wait For Answers As City Council Spars
Chicago’s City Council remains divided on allowing video gambling machines six months after their legalization in the 2026 budget, despite some businesses receiving state-issued licenses. Bars and businesses are awaiting a resolution as the debate continues.
- State mulls post-crash investigation team to investigate major accidents
The state is considering establishing a post-crash investigation team to examine major accidents. The initiative aims to address significant incidents through dedicated analysis.
- State waives OC requirement for new power connections
The state has waived the OC requirement for new power connections, and CESC is encouraging residents in its jurisdiction to take advantage of this concession.
- No pending ration card applications in State: Minister Ponnam
Minister Ponnam stated that there are no pending ration card applications in the state.
- ‘Trump accounts’ for newborns are nothing but a diversion
The article criticizes 'Trump accounts' for newborns as a distraction and directs readers to examine a state's example of a serious effort. It implies that the focus on such accounts diverts attention from more substantive initiatives.
- Kerala High Court upholds transfer of K.J. Reena from Director of Health Services post
The Kerala High Court upheld the transfer of K.J. Reena from the Director of Health Services post. The state government argued the transfer followed established norms, citing the expiration of her deputation tenure in February 2026.
- 10 more cases of shigellosis in State
The State reported 10 additional shigellosis cases, bringing the total to 150 cases and six deaths in June.
- South Sudan’s sexual violence crisis: More than a wartime phenomenon
South Sudan's sexual violence crisis is highlighted as a persistent issue beyond wartime, revealing failures by the state, peacekeeping missions, and justice mechanisms in protecting civilians. The article underscores systemic shortcomings in safeguarding vulnerable populations.
- South Sudan: South Sudan's Sexual Violence Crisis - More Than a Wartime Phenomenon
South Sudan faces a persistent sexual violence crisis that is not solely a wartime issue. The crisis highlights serious failures by the state, peacekeeping missions, and justice mechanisms in protecting civilians.
- Four students not allowed to write NEET in the State, leads to political slugfest
Four students were denied the opportunity to write the NEET exam in the State, sparking a political conflict. The issue has led to a political slugfest.
- AKSTU takes out Secretariat march
AKSTU organized a Secretariat march to demand the State withdraw from the PM SHRI scheme and implement corrective measures for the neglect of the general education sector in the revised Budget.
- Socio-cultural leaders urge UDF government to roll back UAPA use in State
Socio-cultural leaders have urged the UDF government to reduce the use of UAPA in the State. The request highlights concerns over the application of the law within the region.
- Back on his feet: Thousands fund Israeli boy’s $3.2m degenerative disease treatment
Friends, family, and strangers raised funds for 8-year-old Meitar Roz's $3.2 million DMD therapy after the state denied assistance, with the campaign led by his mother and IDF reservist father.
- ₹75,000-crore projects to create 1.5 lakh jobs in Visakhapatnam: Collector
Visakhapatnam is set to gain 1.5 lakh jobs from ₹75,000-crore projects, as announced by the District Collector during a two-year celebration. The district is attracting nearly half of the State’s investment.
- Raul Castro backs sweeping Cuba reforms to revive struggling economy
Raul Castro supports economic reforms to address Cuba's struggling economy under the US embargo. The proposed measures include expanding private investment, attracting capital from Cubans abroad, and reducing the state's role, with lawmakers expected to approve key changes this week.
- Austin employee accused of working for city, state, audit says
An audit report claims Marie Joelle Dan, an APH financial analyst, worked full-time for both the city and the state, according to multiple complaints. The report received allegations that she simultaneously held full-time positions with both government entities.
- HC notices to Centre, State over Hyderabad student missing in Finland
The High Court has issued notices to the Central and State governments regarding a missing student from Hyderabad in Finland.
- State tightens preventive measures against infectious diseases
The state has implemented stricter preventive measures to address infectious diseases. The focus is on enhancing public health protocols to mitigate disease spread.
- Shocking salary to qualify for being low income in Orange County revealed
Orange County's new poverty line requires a high income to qualify as low-income, as set by the state's 2026 income limits. The updated thresholds highlight the rising cost of living in the area.