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Vijaita Singh

Uttar Pradesh

Deputy Editor at The Hindu

Deputy Editor, The Hindu

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  • Bills to amend to nuclear energy laws ‘may’ be introduced in Monsoon Session: Minister

    1 week ago | thehindu.com | Jacob Koshy |Vijaita Singh

    The Union government may consider legislation to amend aspects of the Atomic Energy Act and the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act in the upcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament, Minister of State for Atomic Energy Jitendra Singh said on Wednesday (June 18, 2025). If passed, such amendments could help kickstart private investment in nuclear energy.

  • MHA to resume talks with Kuki-Zo insurgents, says camps near Meitei areas must be closed before renegotiating SoO pact

    2 weeks ago | thehindu.com | Vijaita Singh

    The Union Home Ministry (MHA) is all set to resume talks with Kuki-Zo insurgent groups in Manipur after a gap of two years. A senior government official told The Hindu that the suspension of operations pact (SoO) with the insurgent groups in Manipur will be “renegotiated with stringent ground rules”. The SoO framework has to be in existence before any “political solution” can be reached.

  • Rajasthan, Delhi police start recording iris, retina, fingerprints of all arrestees under 2022 law; no DNA collection yet

    2 weeks ago | thehindu.com | Vijaita Singh

    Police in Rajasthan and Delhi have become the first in the country to record, store and analyse biometric data such as the fingerprints, and retina and iris scans of all those whom they arrest, as well as some others accused of a crime. Due to the limitations of forensic capabilities, the collection of DNA, likely drawn from blood samples, is yet to be rolled out, police officials said.

  • What is new in Ladakh’s government job reservation policy? | Explained

    3 weeks ago | thehindu.com | Vijaita Singh

    The story so far:On June 3, President Droupadi Murmu notified four Regulations for the Union Territory (U.T.) of Ladakh, defining new policies on reservation, languages, domiciles, and composition of hill councils for Ladakh, which became a Union Territory in 2019.

  • Delimitation will address concerns of southern States: MHA

    3 weeks ago | thehindu.com | Vijaita Singh

    The delimitation exercise will take care of the concerns expressed by southern States, and discussions will be held with all stakeholders at the appropriate time, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said on Thursday (June 5, 2025).

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6 Jun 25

RT @iiscbangalore: We are proud of Prof Madhavi Latha & her team's contribution to the #ChenabBridge inaugurated by Hon'ble PM Narendra Mod…

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6 Jun 25

Before the policies were notified, the high-powered committee members were invited by HM Amit Shah for a tea party at the latter’s residence. “The Home Minister assured us that all other issues will remain under discussion,” Mr. Lakruk said. #ladakh https://t.co/R7y2slRDcC

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Vijaita Singh @vijaita
6 Jun 25

RT @THexplains: What is new in #Ladakh’s government job reservation policy? What lies ahead for Ladakh’s demand for Statehood and autonomy?…