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India highlights nuclear advances, development partnerships at UNGA session
India has expressed its dedication to peaceful nuclear technology and support for the International Atomic Energy Agency. Several countries have acknowledged India's development assistance during the Ninth Annual India-UN Development Partnership Fund event. Ambassadors from various nations highlighted how India's support aligns with their national priorities and fosters South-South cooperation. IAEA's director-general projected significant growth in global nuclear power usage driven by technolog -
Congress suggests Army ‘friendly fire’ behind deaths of 2 SPOs, BJP calls it 'provocative'
In Jammu and Kashmir, Congress has called for a thorough investigation into the tragic killing of two special police officers. Initial reports indicate that the officers may have been accidentally shot by Army personnel during a hunting operation. The BJP has dismissed these allegations, claiming they tarnish the integrity of the security forces. -
Mumbai physics forum hosts online lecture by Pak N-scientist
Mumbai recently held an online event to honor the birth centenary of Nobel laureate Abdus Salam. Eminent scientist Pervez Amirali Hoodbhoy delivered a lecture discussing Salam's contributions to physics and his life. Hoodbhoy highlighted Salam's significance as a symbol of goodwill between India and Pakistan. He mentioned Salam's lack of recognition in Pakistan due to his Ahmadiyya sect affiliation, affecting youth role models. -
Kashmir film fraternity trains guns on Bollywood’s ‘AK-47 & skullcap’ stereotype, seeks own industry
Kashmiri filmmakers are advocating for a shift towards regional cinema to enhance authentic storytelling and representation. They argue that Bollywood often reinforces stereotypes that misrepresent life in J&K. The current film policy is criticized for not adequately supporting local productions while favoring external filmmakers. Actors and directors are calling for collaboration among regional artists to develop a unique Kashmiri film industry, signaling a significant movement towards self -
Punjab BJP forms manifesto, 'chargesheet' committees; Raghav Chadha, Harbhajan Singh among members
Punjab BJP president Kewal Singh Dhillon has created two vital committees. One will meticulously draft the party manifesto, while the other focuses on compiling a detailed chargesheet. Senior leaders Avinash Rai Khanna and Sunil Jakhar are at the helm, supported by a diverse range of experts, showcasing the party's commitment to thorough preparation for a strategic electoral campaign. -
'Well-planned conspiracy': BJP refutes reports of 209-candidate list for upcoming UP elections
The Bharatiya Janata Party's Uttar Pradesh unit has refuted claims regarding a supposed list of 209 candidates. Officials described these reports as false and part of a larger scheme. They cautioned party members against believing in unverified media stories. Additionally, they clarified that the assembly election candidate selection process has yet to commence, highlighting the importance of a methodical and unified approach to such decisions. -
'Divide-and-rule tactics': RSS chief Bhagwat's warning over attempts to split India
During a recent event in Jodhpur, RSS leader Mohan Bhagwat spoke fervently about the necessity of national unity. He indicated that smaller identities can lead to societal rifts, reminiscent of colonial tactics. Emphasizing the need for individuals to set aside ego and self-interest, he illustrated his points with lessons from the Mahabharata, stressing that unity is key to overcoming challenges. -
Arunachal governor reviews security in 3 districts, pushes for faster Myanmar border fencing
Governor KT Parnaik held a review meeting to assess the security dynamics in Tirap, Changlang, and Longding districts. He emphasized the urgency of advancing the border fencing initiative along the Myanmar border and called for decisive steps against drug trafficking. Highlighting the importance of collaboration among security forces and local administration, the governor voiced his worries over the delays in the fencing project and the increasing drug-related cross-border issues. -
'No place for goons': CM Adhikari's warning to criminals after encounter of Shantiniketan accused
In a bold statement, Suvendu Adhikari, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, sent a clear message to those involved in crime after a police encounter resulted in the death of Ratan Sheikh, a prime suspect who reportedly shot at officers during his attempted arrest. Adhikari reaffirmed that criminal activities will not be tolerated in the state. Meanwhile, the police constable injured in the incident remains in stable condition. -
Akhilesh calls Dalits 'damdar', vows to wipe out BJP in UP
Akhilesh Yadav emphasized the importance of the Dalit community in upcoming Uttar Pradesh elections. He called for the ousting of the BJP government, highlighting the need for social justice. Akhilesh criticized the ruling party's record on Dalit issues, which includes the vandalism of Dr. BR Ambedkar's statues. He promised that a Samajwadi Party government would prioritize rights and education for marginalized communities. -
CRPF withdraws anti-Naxal battalion from Chhattisgarh, sent to Manipur
In a significant move, over 1,000 CRPF personnel have been redeployed from Chhattisgarh to Manipur amid escalating security concerns. This marks the initial full withdrawal of a battalion from anti-Naxal duties since the decline of armed Maoism. Previously, stationed in Sukma, this battalion has fought against Left Wing Extremism and conducted de-mining operations. -
'100% pure' or just marketing? What the law says about misleading food labels
In India, many food products carry misleading labels, which raises serious concerns regarding consumer safety and protection. The Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, addresses these issues, yet violations persist frequently. Online grocery shopping has exacerbated these discrepancies, complicating accountability for e-commerce platforms. Consumers are encouraged to document discrepancies, approach grievance officers, and report violations to relevant authorities. -
IndiGo Guwahati-bound flight returns safely to Pune after landing gear fails to retract
An IndiGo Airbus A320 encountered a landing gear malfunction shortly after departing from Pune. Prioritizing safety, the flight returned to Pune International Airport. After approximately two hours of holding to deplete fuel and assess the gear, the aircraft landed without incident. To ensure minimal disruption, IndiGo arranged an alternate flight for the passengers, reinforcing the airline's commitment to their safety and comfort in challenging situations. -
Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary greets devotees as millions prepare to observe Chhath
Bihar chief minister Samrat Choudhary extended greetings for the Sandhya Arghya as Chhath Puja commenced. Many devotees are expected to participate in offering 'arghya' to the setting sun across the state. Safety arrangements involve deploying disaster response teams and local volunteers at various ghats. The festival will conclude with prayers to the rising sun on the following day. -
'You brought them in dumper truck': J&K BJP MLA's emotional outburst over handling of slain SPOs' bodies
BJP MLA Shagun Parihar criticised J&K authorities over the alleged disrespectful handling of two slain Special Police Officers' bodies, claiming they were transported in a dumper truck. She questioned the delay in addressing their families' concerns, saying officials acted only after intervention from the Lieutenant Governor. The bodies of Rashpal Kumar, 45, and Bobby Chand, 57, were recovered from Kishtwar forests on Thursday, with bullet injuries, after they went missing on November 10. -
'This is absurd': Telangana BJP chief demands Rahul Gandhi's apology over democracy remarks
N Ramchander Rao expressed strong disapproval of Rahul Gandhi’s remarks on India’s democracy during the Bharat Summit, asserting that such comments discredit our democratic institutions. He noted Gandhi's role during the Emergency period and also criticized a foreign delegate's meddling in Indian affairs, calling it a threat to sovereignty. Rao suggested that external financial influences might be motivating Gandhi to stir unrest regarding the upcoming 2024 Lok Sabha elections. -
Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari accuses TMC of treating only Muslims as minorities
Suvendu Adhikari visited Gurdwara Bara Sikh Sangat in Burrabazar to meet the Sikh community. During his visit, he expressed gratitude towards the Sikh community and participated in a procession. Adhikari criticized the previous Trinamool Congress government for only recognizing Muslims as minority communities. He stated that Sikhs, Buddhists, and Jains should also be considered religious minorities. Adhikari accused the TMC government of engaging in political appeasement for electoral support. -
Air purifier sales surge as pollution turns severe, demand spreads beyond metros
In India, the demand for air purifiers has skyrocketed, largely due to deteriorating air quality. Delhi-NCR notably drives this surge, experiencing sales boosts, particularly post-Diwali. Many manufacturers and retailers are reporting sales volumes that have doubled during this festive season. Additionally, the rise of online shopping indicates a changing consumer trend focused on air purification. The troubling Air Quality Index in Delhi further fuels this demand. -
'Undeclared Emergency under BJP rule': JMM backs Rahul Gandhi's remarks on democracy
In a recent statement, Jharkhand Mukti Morcha spokesperson Manoj Pandey voiced his alignment with Rahul Gandhi's critique of the BJP-led government's actions. He asserted that India is witnessing an unspoken Emergency, compromising democratic principles and citizen rights. Pandey underscored a significant decline in democratic institutions over the last twelve years, hinting at a concerning trend. -
'Law on our side': Karnataka minister's big remark amid Mekedatu Dam row with Tamil Nadu
Karnataka minister Priyank Kharge said the law supported the state's proposed Mekedatu dam project, stressing that both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu must follow the Supreme Court's directions. The remarks came amid BJP accusations of Congress double standards over opposition to the project in Tamil Nadu. Karnataka maintains its right to build the reservoir to meet Bengaluru's drinking water needs and generate hydroelectric power, while protecting Tamil Nadu's Cauvery water share. -
‘Abandoned tribals to Naxal violence’: PM Modi takes aim at previous govts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas programme, emphasizing the impact of Naxal violence on tribal communities. He stated that previous governments neglected tribals and denied them their rights. Modi announced significant funding exceeding Rs 1 lakh crore for tribal area development initiatives. He mentioned the inauguration of 246 projects aimed at improving tribal livelihoods and infrastructure. -
India opposes UN call for death penalty moratorium, says no global consensus
India expressed its opposition to a UN resolution advocating for a global moratorium on the death penalty, reinforcing the sovereignty of individual states regarding capital punishment. By supporting lawful executions under international law, it emphasized that discussions around the death penalty were being mischaracterized in the context of extrajudicial killings. -
Democracy destroyed in '14, 'fascists' running India: Rahul
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Spate of ragging cases forces NMC to direct strict action
National Medical Commission has issued multiple notices to medical colleges after receiving disturbing ragging complaints from MBBS students. Reports indicate various forms of abuse, including physical humiliation and coercion, mostly from colleges in Rajasthan and a single college in Karnataka. Colleges are urged to conduct impartial inquiries and ensure no retaliation occurs against complainants. Enforcement of strict actions against guilty students largely rests with state authorities and med -
'Introspect on your own prejudices': India hits back at US religious freedom panel over Sharjeel Imam post
Vinay Mohan Kwatra, India's ambassador to the US, criticized the USCIRF for its remarks about religious freedom. He stated that the commission lacks the authority to judge the rights of Indian citizens. His remarks came after the commission described jailed activist Sharjeel Imam as a person detained in India for his religious freedom advocacy. -
Evening newswrap: Rahul Gandhi questions legitimacy of 2024 polls; US flight meltdown exposes ageing air traffic control system, and more
Rahul Gandhi raises concerns over the integrity of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections by questioning the Election Commission's voter classification. Meanwhile, a serious communications error led to a nationwide flight stoppage, affecting more than 1.5 million passengers. Jensen Huang faces notable financial setbacks following his departure from Nvidia but still holds significant wealth in the company's shares. -
'How were 2024 elections legitimate?' Rahul accuses EC of declaring 140 million who voted illegal
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi challenged the legitimacy of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections during the Bharat Summit in Hyderabad. He stated that 140 million voters were incorrectly labeled as non-existent or non-voters, raising concerns about election integrity. Gandhi highlighted the controversial influence of big business on politics, particularly criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's connections with businessman Gautam Adani. -
'Rahul always shoots and scoots': Chirag Paswan claims LoP raised phone-tapping charge to disrupt Parliament
Chirag Paswan took a strong stance against Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of using unverified phone-tapping claims to disrupt parliamentary proceedings. He highlighted Gandhi's consistent irresponsibility and the ineffective nature of his previous allegations, including issues of voter deletions. Paswan pointed out the lack of public support for Gandhi's rallies, emphasizing that such tactics have failed to gain traction. -
Studying abroad, visiting India or working overseas? Who gets counted in Census 2027 across UP
Indian residents travelling temporarily abroad during Census 2027 will be counted at their usual residence. They must return within 35 days to qualify for inclusion in the count. The online self-enumeration exercise will start on November 16 and last until November 30. Door-to-door enumeration will occur from December 1, 2026, to January 4, 2027. Final census data is expected to be released in April 2027. -
Studying abroad, visiting India or working overseas? Who gets counted in Census 2027
Indian residents travelling temporarily abroad during Census 2027 will be counted at their usual residence. They must return within 35 days to qualify for inclusion in the count. The online self-enumeration exercise will start on November 16 and last until November 30. Door-to-door enumeration will occur from December 1, 2026, to January 4, 2027. Final census data is expected to be released in April 2027.

