Chhattisgarh CM’s father booked for ‘derogatory’ remark

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Raipur: The Raipur police have registered a case against Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel’s father Nand Kumar for allegedly making derogatory comments against a community. PTI

Haryana varsities to continue online classes till Oct 15

Chandigarh: Haryana on Sunday directed VCs of residential universities to continue online classes till October 15, modifying its earlier order to plan reopening of institutes from the next session. TNS

Will ally with small parties for polls: UP Cong chief

New delhi: Virtually ruling out an alliance with the SP and BSP for the UP poll, Congress state unit chief Ajay Kumar Lallu on Sunday said his party would forge alliances only with small parties. PTI

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