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Ahead of Supreme Court Aravali hearing, Jairam Ramesh asks green ministry 4 questions
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh questioned Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav on the new Aravalli definition ahead of a Supreme Court hearing. He highlighted concerns about ecological integrity, citing FSI reports that emphasized the protective role of even smaller hill formations against desertification. Ramesh also pointed to past definitions and a CEC report on mining leases within the Aravallis. -
Mann Ki Baat: PM Modi cites ICMR report on antibiotic resistance, says it should worry all
'Consult docs, stay away from self-medication' -
'Mystery doctor' of Dandakaranya: A shadowy figure with scalpel who’s been aiding Maoists
A former MBBS doctor, known as Dr. Rafiq, built a clandestine medical system for Maoists and Adivasis in Chhattisgarh's Bastar. He performed surgeries with limited resources, trained medics, and documented treatments for battlefield injuries and common ailments. Revered by locals, his network continues to function even after his departure, blending traditional knowledge with modern medicine. -
Supreme Court saved Aravalis for 20 years, and PMO on two occasions
The Supreme Court has consistently safeguarded the Aravalis for two decades, banning mining and groundwater extraction. Despite PMO interventions to prevent dilution of construction norms in ecologically sensitive zones, recent government reports appear to favor mining. Activists highlight ongoing efforts, particularly from Haryana, to permit non-forest activities under the guise of recreation, challenging the court's conservation directives. -
Mallikarjun Kharge: Congress an ideology and ideologies never die
Congress celebrated its 140th foundation day with leaders asserting the party's enduring ideology.Mallikarjun Kharge declared, "Congress is an ideology and ideologies never die," while Rahul Gandhi called it "the voice of India's soul."The party vowed to fight for truth, courage, and the Constitution against injustice and dictatorship, urging workers to build a mass movement for MGNREGA's restoration. -
Study: Swearing lets people focus better, push beyond limit
New research reveals that swearing can boost physical performance by reducing self-doubt and internal hesitations.A study found participants held challenging exercises longer when using profanity, attributing this to increased focus and pain tolerance.This 'state disinhibition' effect allows individuals to push past mental barriers, leading to improved task execution under pressure. -
Indus Water Treaty put on hold, government clears another Chenab hydel project
India is advancing its hydropower potential on the Chenab River with the approval of the 260 MW Dulhasti State-II project in Jammu & Kashmir. This strategic move, following the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, aims to harness the river's untapped capacity. The project, an extension of an existing facility, will contribute to India's hydropower generation goals. -
Anjel Chakma death case: Tripura CM Manik Saha dials Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami; seeks justice for 24-yr-old student
Tripura CM Manik Saha has urged Uttarakhand counterpart Pushkar Singh Dhami to ensure justice for Anjel Chakma, a 24-year-old student from Tripura who tragically died after a racially motivated assault in Dehradun. Five suspects are arrested, with a manhunt for a sixth underway. Authorities are also seeking a fugitive in Nepal. -
Post-Operation Sindoor, DRDO transfers key camouflage, deception techs to Army for battle superiority
India's DRDO has equipped the Army with advanced camouflage software and a multispectral tank decoy to counter modern enemy detection. These technologies, developed after recent conflicts, help soldiers and equipment evade surveillance across visible, infrared, and radar spectrums. This boosts battlefield deception and survival, crucial for modern warfare. -
Now, India, Bangladesh face off over Hadi's killers
Bangladesh claims murder suspects of radical leader Sharif Osman Hadi have fled to Meghalaya, India. However, Indian security agencies, including the BSF and Meghalaya DGP, have strongly refuted these allegations, stating there is no evidence of any fugitive crossing the border. They dismissed the claims as fabricated and emphasized robust border surveillance. -
PM to chief secretaries: Ensure Maoism doesn't relapse
Prime Minister Modi urged chief secretaries to prevent Maoism's resurgence in liberated areas by accelerating infrastructure and welfare projects. He emphasized all-round development, including rehabilitation for surrendered individuals, to ensure they remain in the mainstream. The PM also called for "deregulation cells" to boost reforms and improve ease of living and doing business. -
Rural ministry sends detailed report on VB-G RAM G scheme to ministers to counter opposition
The government is preparing to defend its new rural employment scheme, VB-G RAM G, against Congress protests. Ministers have been briefed on its advantages, including 125 guaranteed workdays and durable asset creation, aiming to boost local livelihoods and curb migration.Normative funding ensures predictable allocations, contrasting with previous models. -
J&K: NC’s Aga Ruhullah Mehdi, PDP’s Waheed Parra, Iltija Mufti detained over quota protest
Authorities detained Srinagar MP Aga Ruhullah Mehdi and PDP leader Waheed Parra, halting a student protest against J&K's revised reservation policy. The changes, granting a 10% quota to Pahari-speaking people, have sparked debate over reduced open merit shares. -
Trump–Putin Hold ‘Very Productive’ Call Ahead Of Meeting With Zelenskyy
US President Donald Trump held a “good and very productive” phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin ahead of his scheduled meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy later in the day at his Mar-a-Lago. -
PM Modi Asks States To Encourage Manufacturing, Boost Food Exports
PM Modi called upon states to encourage manufacturing, boost Ease of Doing Business and strengthen the services sector with the aim of making India a Global Services Giant, while also urging them to focus on boosting food exports. -
India’s Maritime Security Gets A Boost: This Deadly Sea Killer Won’t Let Enemy Submarines Escape Now
India inducts its third indigenous anti-submarine warfare shallow water craft, strengthening coastal security and underwater surveillance capabilities. -
Candlelight March Held In Agartala For Tripura Student Killed In Dehradun
Various youth and students’ organisations on Sunday organised a candlelight march in Agartala to protest the brutal assault and subsequent death of Tripura student Angel Chakma in Uttarakhand’s Dehradun. -
AIADMK Will Protect People, Restore Tamil Nadu`s Pride: Palaniswami
Palaniswami asserted that it was the AIADMK government that persuaded the Centre to increase the guaranteed workdays from 100 to 125. -
On the roof of the world, feral dogs hunt down Ladakh’s rare species
Ladakh's pristine cold desert faces a crisis as feral dogs, numbering nearly 45,000, threaten endangered wildlife like snow leopards and Pallas's cats.Human activities, including increased tourism and unmanaged waste, have fueled their rapid multiplication.Conservationists warn these canines, now outnumbering native predators, pose a significant ecological threat and have even attacked humans. -
Ladkah: On the roof of the world, feral dogs hunt down Ladakh’s rare species
Ladakh's pristine cold desert faces a crisis as feral dogs, numbering nearly 45,000, threaten endangered wildlife like snow leopards and Pallas's cats.Human activities, including increased tourism and unmanaged waste, have fueled their rapid multiplication.Conservationists warn these canines, now outnumbering native predators, pose a significant ecological threat and have even attacked humans. -
Dense smog engulfs Delhi-NCR: IMD issues orange alert as visuals show almost zero visibility; IGI Airport releases advisory
Delhi-NCR is battling a severe smog crisis, with visibility plummeting and air quality entering the 'very poor' category.Dense fog has led to flight disruptions at IGI Airport, operating under CAT III conditions.Authorities have implemented GRAP Stage III curbs, including construction bans and 'No PUC, No Fuel' rules, as cold temperatures exacerbate the pollution. -
Lottery Martin’s son Jose signals u-turn, says LJK open to TVK alliance for 2026 polls
Latchiya Jananayaka Katchi (LJK) has expressed interest in an alliance with Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) for the 2026 Assembly elections. LJK leader Jose Charles Martin cited Vijay's stance against corruption as a reason for the potential partnership. He also clarified earlier criticisms of Vijay's political messaging, attributing it to the actor's aides. -
Leaders Backing Student Protest Seek ‘Turmoil’, Not Development: Farooq Abdullah
Farooq Abdullah defended the house arrest of leaders backing a student protest, saying the government will not allow “turmoil” to disrupt Jammu and Kashmir’s peace, development, and ongoing progress. -
India Bets On Green Ports To Power Next Phase Of Maritime Growth
Ports are expected to cut carbon emissions per tonne of cargo by 30 per cent by 2030, electrify a large share of their equipment, and source more than 60 per cent of their energy from renewable sources. -
Delhi Air Quality Update: Smog Blankets Capital As AQI Hovers Near `Severe` Mark
The AQI in 19 places in Delhi reached "severe" levels, while the rest recorded "very poor" air quality, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). -
Centre to set up coal exchanges to promote competitive markets as production rises
India plans to establish coal exchanges to foster competitive markets for surplus thermal fuel as production is projected to exceed 1.5 billion tonnes by 2030. The Coal Controller Organisation will register and regulate these exchanges, facilitating commodity trading. This move aligns with policy reforms leading to increased domestic coal availability and demand. -
SWISS Zurich-Mumbai flight lands safely after cabin pressurisation snag
A SWISS Airbus A330 en route from Zurich to Mumbai declared a PAN PAN urgency message due to a cabin pressurisation snag. The pilot safely landed the aircraft in Mumbai, with a spokesperson confirming no danger to passengers or crew. The plane was inspected and cleared for its return flight as scheduled. -
Delhi air pollution: City slips into ‘very poor’ category as AQI hits 391; ‘orange alert’ issued for dense fog on Monday
Delhi's air quality has plunged into the "very poor" category with an AQI of 390, and several areas reaching hazardous levels. Authorities have implemented Stage III GRAP measures, including construction curbs and the 'No PUC, No Fuel' rule, to combat pollution. Cold conditions, calm winds, and dense fog are exacerbating the situation, with experts predicting a persistent poor air quality. -
AAP Ready To Fight For The Rights Of Labourers And Will Not Allow Their Employment To Be Taken Away: Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal
Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal strongly condemned the changes being made to MGNREGA by the BJP-led Central Government and said that the BJP’s new anti-labour policy is a conspiracy to snatch bread from the mouths of the poor. -
Households with rooftop solar installations under PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana cross 25 lakh mark
Over 25 lakh households have now installed rooftop solar under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, receiving cleaner energy and reduced electricity bills. Launched in February 2024, the scheme aims for 1 crore installations by FY 2026-27, with subsidies up to Rs 78,000 available. -
After Digvijaya Singh’s RSS Remark, Manickam Tagore Sparks Row With ‘Al Qaeda’ Comparison; BJP Reacts
Congress leader Digvijaya Singh's RSS remark engulfs a debate inside the grand old party. On Sunday, Congress MP Manickam Tagore said that RSS is an organisation built on hatred. -
'Furniture damaged, posters destroyed': Congress-run club vandalised in Kerala’s Kannur; party blames CPM
A Congress-run local club near Thalassery was vandalized on Saturday night, with the party alleging CPM workers were responsible due to their election defeat. Furniture, flags, posters, and a Mahatma Gandhi portrait were damaged at the Priyadarshini Club, which served as a Congress election office. Police have registered a case and are investigating the incident. -
'RSS is like al-Qaida': Congress MP Manickam Tagore says Sangh 'breeds hate'; BJP hits out
Congress MP Manickam Tagore drew controversy by comparing the RSS to al-Qaeda, stating the organization "breeds hatred and propagates hatred." This remark followed senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh's praise for the RSS's organizational strength. An RSS member, Indresh Kumar, criticized Tagore's comment as a reflection of the Congress leadership's "intellectual and mental bankruptcy." -
Yamunanagar police swiftly arrest 20-year-old in case of sexual assault of 4-year-old girl
Jagadhri police swiftly apprehended a 20-year-old man, Pankaj Kumar, for allegedly sexually assaulting a four-year-old girl. The incident occurred when the child's mother briefly left her home. Discovering injuries, the mother reported the crime, leading to a POCSO Act case and the accused's arrest and judicial remand. The community urges enhanced child protection measures. -
Rajasthan government launches 'e-Swasthya Samvad' platform to strengthen governance in medical education
Rajasthan has launched 'e-Swasthya Samvad', a digital platform to enhance governance and transparency in medical education. This initiative, directed by the Chief Minister and Medical Education Minister, aims to improve health services through technology. The platform will facilitate bi-weekly video conferences connecting all stakeholders for faster decision-making and effective program implementation. -
Osman Hadi murder: Meghalaya security agencies reject Bangladesh's claims of suspects entering India; call allegations 'misleading'
Meghalaya security agencies have refuted claims by Bangladesh Police that killers of student leader Sharif Osman Hadi entered India. Officials stated there is no evidence of any individual crossing the border from the Haluaghat sector into Meghalaya, with the BSF maintaining high alert and constant surveillance. -
Did You Know Ratan Tata Was A Licensed Pilot? Take A Look At His Love For Aviation
Ratan Tata, the legendary chairman of Tata Group, was not just a business leader but also a skilled pilot. He earned his pilot's license during his student days at Cornell University in the US. -
`No Difference In Ideology, We Are All United`: Digvijaya Singh Clarifies Remarks Praising RSS; Condemns BJP`s Attempts To Sow Discord
A day after sparking controversy over his comments praising the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh clarified that there was “no difference in ideology” within the party and reaffirmed unity among Congress members. -
J-K: Suspected Explosive Found On Sopore-Bandipora Road, Area Sealed
Security forces on Saturday sealed a stretch of the Sopore–Bandipora road after a suspected explosive object was found on the roadside near Mangnipora Kehmah, prompting the deployment of a bomb disposal squad. -
Those involved will not be spared: CM Dhami on Tripura student's death in Dehradun
Chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami stated that such incidents are completely unacceptable in the state, and the government will deal strictly with anti-social elements. "Those involved in such crimes will not be spared" -
Evening news wrap: Unnao rape survivor fears for children’s safety after HC order; Digvijaya Singh’s RSS praise triggers row & more
The Unnao rape survivor fears for her children's safety after Kuldeep Sengar's sentence suspension, with the Supreme Court set to hear the CBI's plea. Meanwhile, Digvijay Singh's praise for the RSS sparked internal Congress debate. Across the US, a severe winter storm grounded flights, and a gas pipeline explosion caused evacuations. -
Murshidabad: JUP chief Humayun Kabir's son arrested for alleged assault on police constable; MLA claims political vendetta
Golam Nabi Azad, son of Janata Unnayan Party chief Humayun Kabir, was arrested in Murshidabad for allegedly assaulting a police officer at his family residence. The officer filed a complaint after Azad reportedly objected to his presence and then assaulted him. Kabir claims the arrest is politically motivated by the TMC. -
India Turning Into ‘Lynchistan’, Says Mehbooba Mufti
Mehbooba Mufti said that India truning into a “lynchistan”, raised concerns over lynchings, curbs on dissent, economic distress in J&K, and launched PDP’s ‘Kath Bath’ outreach to hear public grievances. -
'Most guests were Hindus': UP woman on Bajrang Dal's birthday disruption over 'love jihad' — Watch
Right-wing activists disrupted a birthday party in Bareilly, falsely accusing two Muslim guests of "love jihad" despite most attendees being Hindu. Police booked the Muslim guests and a cafe staffer for breach of peace, though an inquiry found no wrongdoing by the students. The victim stated the "love jihad" claim was unfounded. -
Tharoor Backs Digvijaya Singh’s RSS Remark, Says ‘Discipline Should Be In Our Organisation’
Amid the ongoing debate over internal differences within the Congress party after senior leader and Rajya Sabha MP Digvijaya Singh publicly praised the organisational strength of the BJP and its ideological mentor, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Sunday seemingly backed the senior party leader's statement and the need for discipline in Congress. -
Meghalaya Police, BSF Reject Reports Of Osman Hadi Murder Suspects Crossing Border
Meghalaya Police has rejected claims made by Bangladesh that two accused in the murder of Osman Hadi - Faisal Karim Masud and Alamgir Sheikh, had fled into India from Bangladesh’s Haluaghat border in Mymensingh district and were currently present in the Indian state, according to a report by Hindustan Times. -
'Congress all united': Digvijaya Singh after RSS remark; condemns BJP's 'attempts to sow discord'
Digvijaya Singh asserted Congress unity amidst a BJP controversy over his praise for the RSS's organizational strength. He accused the BJP of trying to divide the Nehru-Gandhi family, emphasizing the party's solidarity. Singh clarified his stance, stating his opposition to the RSS and PM Modi while supporting a strong organizational framework. -
Year ender 2025: How women became the X-factor of the year
In 2025, women emerged as the decisive force, shaping outcomes across various spheres. From Operation Sindoor's symbolic and active response to terror, to women voters determining Bihar's fate, their influence was undeniable. New women leaders reshaped global politics, athletes dominated sports, and Roshni Nadar redefined economic power, marking a year of profound change. -
Surprise checks, tighter scrutiny: NMC builds national faculty pool to inspect medical colleges
The National Medical Commission is establishing a national pool of government medical college faculty for surprise inspections to enhance scrutiny of medical institutions. This initiative, starting with 2026-27 academic year approvals, aims to ensure compliance with norms and maintain quality as medical seats expand.Assessors will be compensated and their inspection days treated as official duty. -
'Congress not just a party, but voice of India's soul': Rahul Gandhi on party's foundation day; hails legacy
On the Indian National Congress's 140th Foundation Day, Rahul Gandhi declared the party as "the voice of India’s soul," that is committed to the weak, the deprived and hardworking people. He extended greetings, paid tribute to the party's legacy of winning freedom and strengthening democratic values, and resolved to fight injustice.

