Haryana State Information Commissioner Urvashii Gulati on Monday asked public authorities to digitise office records so that correct and complete information within the stipulated time could be supplied to the applicants under the Right to Information Act.

A police van was deployed outside the house of a Gurgaon Class 12 student, who was allegedly raped by her father last week, to give her additional security, an official said on Tuesday.

The railways will focus on safety and passenger amenities, Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal said on Wednesday as the Lok Sabha.

Double up the fun of this Indian Premier League (IPL) season with a string of pubs and restaurants across the country offering tempting deals on delectable food items, funky mocktails and cocktails - all topped with the advantage of watching the cricket extravaganza on big projector screens.

To ensure peaceful Holi, Uttar Pradesh government on Monday directed district police chiefs to either get disputes that took place on 'Holika Dahan' in past 10 years resolved or nab those involved in them.

Chhattisgarh Chief Secretary Sunil Kumar on Tuesday expressed displeasure over poor monitoring of implementation of the law which guarantees time-bound services to people.

Reflecting some recovery in the global markets, India's exports grew for the third month in a row, rising by 6.97 percent in March though on annual basis it declined 1.76 percent to USD 300.6 billion in 2012-13.

On the occasion of Women’s Day on March 8, the Center and states organize several programmes and announce a slew of measures for ensuring security and safety of the fairer sex in the society. Is the government system providing enough security to the women? The heinous crimes committed against women in the recent days clearly reflect a grim picture of the security apparatus.

President Pranab Mukherjee on Thursday said International Women's Day is an opportunity to dedicate ourselves to ensuring the safety and security of women.

Madhya Pradesh government woke up from deep slumber after media highlighted the plight of 2011 Special Olympic medalist Sita Sahu and sanctioned an aid of Rs 1 lakh for her. Notably, abject poverty has forced the poor girl to stop going to school and sell street food.