R Madhavan to portray Indian scientist GD Naidu in new film. 
Students protest JPSC-JSSC exams 
Country Music Festival starts in Nairobi. 
Iran, Ukraine wars test Europe 
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Gujarat police reunite woman with family
The Amreli police in Gujarat have successfully reunited a missing woman from Maharashtra with her family, bringing relief to the loved ones who had been searching for her for weeks.
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Jagan Mohan Reddy Accuses Government of Misusing Police Machinery in Andhra Pradesh.
Andhra Pradesh is embroiled in a controversy as YSRCP President Jagan Mohan Reddy alleges that the ruling dispensation is misusing police power to intimidate critics and silence opposition, prompting demands for a thorough probe and intervention from the Central Government.
Woman Dies After Jumping From Multi-Level Parking in Noida Sector 18 Police Investigating
A tragic incident has occurred in Noida on Sunday, where a woman took her own...
CBSE implements three-language policy.
The CBSE’s move to implement the National Education Policy 2020’s three-language formula from Class 6...
Pilgrims Depart from Jammu Base Camp for Amarnath Shrine.
Over 1,300 pilgrims, including women and children, have embarked on the arduous journey to the Amarnath cave, with authorities providing necessary guidance and security measures to ensure their safety amidst challenging terrain and unpredictable weather conditions.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde admitted to hospital.
** Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has been hospitalized due to high fever and physical exhaustion. His condition is stable, and he is receiving necessary medical attention. The 61-year-old politician had been working tirelessly since taking charge as Chief Minister, dealing with various crises, including a power struggle within the Shiv Sena party.
BJP chief predicts victory in U.P.
** BJP chief Nitin Nabin has predicted a decisive victory for his party in the upcoming Uttar Pradesh elections, citing the party's achievements in infrastructure development, healthcare, and education, and expressing confidence in the party's prospects despite growing competition from opposition parties.
Indian PM Inaugurates Semiconductor Manufacturing Facility in Gujarat
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated a new semiconductor manufacturing facility in Gujarat, aiming to make the country a major player in the global semiconductor industry and create countless job opportunities in the sector.
Bengaluru tech professional designated as terrorist by MHA
** A Bengaluru-based tech professional, Rohan Kumar, has been designated as a terrorist by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), amidst controversy and debate about national security, civil liberties, and the misuse of the law.
Biswas’ family seeks new SIT probe
The family of Barun Biswas, a journalist who was murdered in 2012, has sought a fresh probe by a special investigation team (SIT) into his case, approaching West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee ahead of his 14th death anniversary, sparking hopes of justice after over a decade of waiting.
BJP MP Medha Kulkarni spotted worshiping Banyan tree at Mahatma Phule Wada.
BJP MP Medha Kulkarni has sparked a controversy by worshiping a Banyan tree at Mahatma Phule Wada, a historic site in Pune, India, with many accusing her of promoting superstition and disrespecting the values of rationalism, a key tenet of Mahatma Phule's teachings.
India reviews Teesta water sharing policy
The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has announced that it will take into account all relevant developments while considering the ongoing issue regarding the Teesta River water sharing with Bangladesh, following Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman's visit to China.
Tata Power Withdraws Application for Parallel Electricity Licence in Karnataka.
Tata Power has withdrawn its application for a parallel electricity licence in Karnataka, marking a significant shift in the company's strategy amid criticism and opposition from the state's power regulator and other stakeholders, citing concerns over compliance, network capacity, and consumer protection risks.
DMK MLA Anitha Radhakrishnan arrested by police.
** DMK MLA Anitha Radhakrishnan has been arrested by Tamil Nadu police for making allegedly derogatory remarks against Chief Minister MK Stalin, causing a stir in the state and sparking controversy ahead of a crucial by-election.
Defence Council approves ₹52,000 crore military procurement.
** The Indian government has approved a significant military procurement worth ₹52,000 crore to acquire cutting-edge defence systems, including surface-to-air missiles, drones, and naval unmanned systems, to enhance the country's military capabilities and bolster its national security.
DMK petitions Supreme Court to bar TVK leaders from making public statements.
** The DMK has moved the Supreme Court to prevent TVK leaders from making public statements that may compromise the investigation into the Karur stampede, which resulted in the loss of six lives and sparked widespread outrage, with the party citing concerns over the fairness and independence of the investigative process.
PM Modi’s First New Zealand Visit to Focus on India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement and Strategic Partnership
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to make his first official visit to New Zealand,...
CM Suvendu Adhikari Urges Police Transparency in Crime Data.
** West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has emphasized the need for police transparency in reporting crime data, introducing initiatives to strengthen the police system, and enhance public safety. He has inaugurated dedicated help desks for women and cybercrime victims, and urged the police to adopt a data-driven approach to combat crime.
Bengaluru records 12,000 civic negligence deaths
** Bengaluru, India's tech capital, has been plagued by civic negligence, resulting in over 12,000 deaths between 2015 and 2020. The city's residents face numerous challenges, including poor sanitation, inadequate healthcare, and crumbling infrastructure, highlighting the need for a fundamental shift in governance structures to prioritize resident welfare.
Omar Abdullah backs Pakistan talks
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has backed efforts to resume dialogue with Pakistan, emphasizing the need for improved relations to restore peace and prosperity in the region, amid a renewed push for peace talks between the two nations.
