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India’s Maharashtra State Deputy Chief Minister Dies in Plane Crash — REUTERS / FRANCIS MASCARENHAS

Indian Politics · Maharashtra

India’s Maharashtra State Deputy Chief Minister Dies in Plane Crash

40% Left coverage: 67 sources

The plane had five people on board, and no-one is believed to have survived, India's aviation regulator says.See the Story

Weather Today: J&K Sees More Snowfall, Nearly 20 Srinagar Flights Cancelled, NH-44 Closed; Rains Lash Delhi, Himachal

Asia · Jammu and Kashmir

Weather Today: J&K Sees More Snowfall, Nearly 20 Srinagar Flights Cancelled, NH-44 Closed; Rains Lash Delhi, Himachal

Coverage: 10 sources

Weather Today: Heavy snow is expected in several areas in Jammu and Kashmir, such as Kishtwar, Kulgam, Bandipora, Srinagar, Pulwama and Kupwara. Thunderstorms and hailstorms are also likely in some regions.See the Story

Stricter SWM Rules Notified: Residential Societies, Government-Run Buildings to Local Bodies Will Have to Process Solid Waste at Source

Stricter SWM Rules Notified: Residential Societies, Government-Run Buildings to Local Bodies Will Have to Process Solid Waste at Source

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India notifies stricter Solid Waste Management (SWM) Rules 2026, effective April 1. Key changes include mandatory four-stream segregation and a heavy onus on bulk generators like residential societies and malls to process waste at source.See the Story

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