Violation  

Apart from the Balakot camp, Army chief Bipin Rawat also said, Pakistan uses ceasefire violations in order to push terrorists into India.

With ceasefire violations in Nowshera and Balakote in Jammu and Kashmir, the Indian Army retaliated strongly and effectively to Pakistan's Army on the Line of Control (LoC)

Infiltrating India with terrorists is Pakistan's only objective, said defence expert SP Sinha on September 16 while sharing his views on over 2050 incidents of unprovoked ceasefire violation by Pakistan in 2019

Traffic fines have sent shockwaves among motorists. While it is not wrong to expect people to follow traffic rules, the system allows engineers who lay and dig roads to escape its clutches
 

Ever since the introduction of the newly amended Motor Vehicles Act 2019. Motorists have been fighting the hefty fines imposed on traffic violations. In Bihar, it was a reversal of roles as policemen were caught.

The Pakistan Army, who sought to recover the bodies by intensifying ceasefire violation, failed despite repeated attempts for over two days. Out of respect for the dead the Indian Army permitted recovery after the white flag was raised, said sources

I want to tell India that extremism would rise in Kashmir. People would fight against the atrocities and human rights violations, said Pakistan PM Imran Khan. Whereas India had reiterated in Geneva summit that Pakistan's narrative was fabricated.

 

A host of states have decided to go easy on the fines that have been imposed on traffic violations according to the New Motor Vehicle Act. Uttarakhand is the latest join after Maharashtra, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Punjab, and Jharkhand. 

Traffic fines: Truck drivers cannot wear lungi and vest during duty hours. A fine of Rs 2000 will be slapped if drivers, cleaners, assistants are not dressed properly.
 

A Delhi court charged the truck owner from Rajasthan Rs 1.4 lakh for overloading. Owner Bhagwan Ram paid the total amount to the court on September 9. 

If you find traffic violation fines too steep, you should check Just For Laughs on MyNation, which will tell you how much more time and money you spend on the main distraction that hinders you from following rules - the mobile! 

Thanks to the Motor Vehicles Act of 2019, which came into force from the September 1, the fines levied on the drivers have been increased manifold to ensure that the roads are safer for us. Abhinav Khare deep dives into the new provisions of the Act.

India and Pakistan are taking part in the 42nd session of United Nations Human Rights Council. Here is how Pakistan is being cornered in Kashmir issue by the international community.
 

Deep Dive with Abhinav Khare unravels the INX Media case, which involves the grant of clearance for Rs 300 crore of foreign investment by the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) in 2007 when P Chidambaram was the finance minister

A rider named Dinesh Madan got the shock of his life when the traffic cops fined him an exorbitant Rs 23,000 for violating traffic rules.