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‘People want change’: Sachin Pilot says Congress will return to power in Punjab with absolute majority
Sachin Pilot expressed confidence in Congress regaining power in Punjab with an absolute majority in upcoming elections. He emphasized the loss of public faith in the Aam Aadmi Party government and the desire for change. Newly appointed Punjab Congress president Pargat Singh called for collective action to address the state's challenges. Former chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi highlighted issues such as corruption and drug abuse under the AAP administration. -
Is Dhanush ready to make his political debut? Fan club's new avatar sparks buzz
Dhanush's fan club has evolved into the Dhanush Narpani Iyakkam, signaling possible political ambitions. The organization plans to set up local welfare units in five assembly constituencies within Coimbatore district. This transition involves the introduction of a new logo and flag, streamlining its identity. Although comparisons with Vijay's political path are inevitable, Dhanush has not made any official announcements regarding his political intentions, fueling speculation about his future mov -
Amit Shah vows to eliminate every trace of Naxalism after five decades of tribal suffering
Amit Shah highlighted the importance of eradicating Naxalism to restore growth in Bastar, Chhattisgarh. He noted that significant efforts had been made in this regard by local tribal leadership. Shah mentioned a distribution program of assistive devices benefiting over 3,600 disabled individuals, particularly Naxal violence victims. He emphasized the need to heal the wounds from years of suffering while maintaining that Naxalism's end does not restore dignity immediately. -
Supreme Court seeks Centre’s response on plea to hold protest organisers liable for damage
The Supreme Court has requested responses regarding a plea to hold protest organizers accountable for damages. This includes potential liabilities for loss of life, injuries, and property damage incurred during protests. Additionally, the plea advocates for designated protest locations to minimize disturbances in densely populated areas. It proposes that protest organizers disclose their funding sources to ensure transparency. -
J&K HC restricts motorboat operations on Dal Lake
The high court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh has ordered a ban on fuel-powered motorboats and jet skis on Dal Lake. Authorities are directed to enforce this prohibition strictly to protect the lake from pollution. The court suggested exploring solar-powered boats as an alternative for tourism-related activities. Emergency services and safety operations are exempt from this ban. A comprehensive policy on motorised boat operations is expected for further review. -
IMD announces onset of winter monsoon in south Peninsular India, summer monsoon withdrawal completes on normal date
The southwest monsoon in India withdrew on schedule. Simultaneously, the northeast monsoon commenced, bringing rainfall to parts of south Peninsular India. Regions including Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and coastal Andhra Pradesh experienced the initial winter rainfall. Predictions indicate a normal winter monsoon may provide relief after a significant summer rainfall deficit. -
Ex-IAS Divya Mittal launches own party: 10 civil servants who quit service to enter politics
Divya Mittal, an ex-IAS officer, has established the Jan Neeti Bharat party in preparation for the forthcoming elections. With a focus on enhancing citizen participation in policymaking rather than adhering to conventional governance methods, she aims to make a significant impact. Her decision to retire after 13 years in civil service aligns with a trend of bureaucrats entering politics. -
EC announces Special Summary Revision of voters' list in 17 states amid SIR row
While a Summary Revision focuses on new eligibles and routine corrections, SIR goes far deeper, involving statewide house-to-house verification, detailed scrutiny of entries, and large-scale data audits. For instance, under a Summary Revision, a voter who has shifted homes must file a form to update their address. Under SIR, the Booth Level Officer visits that address, confirms whether the voter still lives there, checks if anyone new has become eligible, and updates the roll based on physical v -
Evening news wrap: India seeks US probe into Illinois Hindu temple attack plot; BJP calls Rahul 'anarchic' & more
Men cheered outside a bathroom where a woman was reportedly being sexually assaulted at a Chicago party. India has called for a US investigation into a potential mass shooting plot against a Hindu temple. The BJP criticized Rahul Gandhi for undermining institutions during protests against the chief election commissioner. Congress questioned the government’s silence on Marco Rubio's planned visit to India. -
Lula or Bolsonaro: Why Brazil's presidential election matters for Brics and India
Brics began with five members and grew to eleven after the 2024 expansion, with Indonesia the newest, joining in 2025. Brazil opposed the enlargement, particularly because of the one nation. Iran. It feared that adding the avowedly anti-West Islamic Republic would cost the group its cohesion. Like India, Brazil wants Brics to be reformist and not revolutionary, thereby limiting it to a body that argues for change inside the existing order rather than one that tries to replace it. -
‘Anything possible in politics’: Sachin Pilot on speculation over Amarinder Singh’s return to Congress
Sachin Pilot remarked on the potential for Captain Amarinder Singh's return to Congress, emphasizing that politics is unpredictable. While Singh expressed dissatisfaction with the BJP, he has not discussed his future political plans with Pilot. Singh previously led the Congress in Punjab and left over internal conflicts within the party. He later formed the Punjab Lok Congress which did not succeed in recent elections. -
Govt issues clarification on 'unconditional apology' in SC over internet shutdown
In a statement, the government reacted to the media reports that the Union home secretary Govind Mohan had tendered an unconditional apology to the Supreme Court in response to a contempt notice. It said whenever the Supreme Court issues a contempt notice, the party responding to it is required to begin its affidavit with an unconditional apology, followed by the presentation of other facts and arguments. -
Kumaraswamy slams Karnataka government over questioning of JD(S) workers
H D Kumaraswamy has voiced strong concerns about the Karnataka government allegedly targeting JD(S) members after a supposed sting operation. He reported that a party worker was detained at an undisclosed place without legal notice. Kumaraswamy staged a protest outside the police commissioner's office and expressed his willingness to be investigated, raising issues of biased investigations against opposition figures and social media actions. -
'Stop it, get lost': Chaos erupts at CJP's Abhijeet Dipke, Neha Bora's joint presser - video
Addressing the media, Dipke alleged that students and young people had been protesting in Delhi for the past 10-15 days and were being dragged away by authorities. He claimed that Opposition leaders who joined the demonstrations, including former chief ministers Mamata Banerjee, Arvind Kejriwal and Pinarayi Vijayan, were also detained. “And all this for whom? For one man, Gyanesh Kumar,” Dipke said, referring to the Chief Election Commissioner. -
'Stop it; get lost': Chaos erupts at CJP's Abhijeet Dipke, Neha Bora's joint presser - video
Addressing the media, Dipke alleged that students and young people had been protesting in Delhi for the past 10-15 days and were being dragged away by authorities. He claimed that Opposition leaders who joined the demonstrations, including former chief ministers Mamata Banerjee, Arvind Kejriwal and Pinarayi Vijayan, were also detained. “And all this for whom? For one man, Gyanesh Kumar,” Dipke said, referring to the Chief Election Commissioner. -
'All for one man': CJP's Dipke targets Centre for sweeping curbs to stamp out anti-CEC protests
CJP activist Abhijeet Dipke has accused the government of detaining protesters for chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. He claimed that students and opposition leaders faced police action while protesting in Delhi. Rail services were reportedly suspended, and Metro stations were closed during the demonstrations. Neha Bora from All India Students' Association expressed her concerns about the treatment of journalists covering the events. -
'Growing concern over anti-India hate in US': MEA demands probe into Hindu temple attack plot
The ministry of external affairs (MEA) has raised concerns about a reported conspiracy aimed at a Hindu temple in the US. It called for a comprehensive investigation came following the arrest of Alexandros Paporakis in Illinois, accused of plotting a mass shooting driven at a Hindu temple in Aurora, Illinois. Authorities uncovered alarming evidence tied to extremist views at his residence, leading the MEA to demand justice and advocate for community safety measures. -
Over 150 more 'Aam Aadmi Clinics' opened in Punjab: CM Bhagwant Mann
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann dedicated 154 new Aam Aadmi Clinics to support healthcare initiatives across Punjab. He emphasized the significance of quality healthcare, education, and employment for all. Mann warned that changing the government could jeopardize public welfare programs like free bus travel for women. The new clinics are part of a larger commitment to accessible and affordable healthcare for families in need. -
Uttarakhand bans sale of gutkha, paan masala, tobacco products for one year: CM Dhami
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Wednesday said the state government has imposed a one-year ban on the sale of gutkha, paan masala and tobacco products, stressing the need to curb addiction and protect the younger generation. -
Pleas filed in SC, Delhi HC against de-notification of Jantar Mantar as protest site
The application was filed on Wednesday by IYC president Uday Bhanu Chib in a pending petition over the denial of permission to hold the demonstration at Jantar Mantar in central Delhi. The organisation has challenged a standing order issued on October 11. The order removed Jantar Mantar from the list of designated protest sites and named Ramlila Ground, Burari Ground and CBD Ground in east Delhi as alternative venues. -
Starlink row: Govt set to examine satellite internet, says parliamentary panel chief Nishikant Dubey
The Indian parliamentary panel will soon discuss satellite internet services following Elon Musk's allegations about market access and opposition. Musk claims powerful business interests are obstructing Starlink's entry into India while urging competition. The government has rejected these allegations, stating security and regulatory requirements are crucial. BJP MP Nishikant Dubey emphasized security agencies' concerns regarding Starlink's operations. -
Evening news wrap: Woman, lover get death sentence in Blue Drum murder case; US ends automatic work permit extensions & more
A Meerut court sentenced Muskan Rastogi and Sahil Shukla to death for murdering Saurabh Rajput, which occurred in March 2025. The court issued the verdict following a trial that included testimony from 22 prosecution witnesses. Meanwhile, the US announced the end of automatic work permit extensions for H-4 visa holders, impacting many Indian spouses. -
Delhi protest: Journalists slapped with SC/ST Act for casteist slur against ACP on duty
The FIR was registered on October 13 at Parliament Street Police Station on the complaint of ACP Vivek Bhagat, who is posted in the Connaught Place subdivision. Journalist Rosy, Gajendra Singh, who is associated with a news portal, and an unidentified person have been named as accused. The case has been registered under provisions of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. -
‘Advancing our Strategic Partnership’: EAM Jaishankar meets Canadian counterpart Anita Anand as India, Canada push to reset ties
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand met to enhance bilateral relations. They discussed trade, investment, energy, defense, and education, aiming to advance the Strategic Partnership. Prime Ministers Modi and Carney also spoke to build momentum towards the India-Canada Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement. Canadian corporate delegation is exploring joint ventures in multiple sectors during their visit. -
'Your Didi is with you - today and forever!' Mamata Banerjee to detained CJP activists
In a message posted on X on Wednesday, Banerjee condemned the arrests of Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das, who were sent to judicial custody, and assured young people of her support. “Your Didi is with you - today and forever!” she wrote. The arrests came amid opposition protests in Delhi over alleged electoral irregularities and demands for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar. -
'Why are you ruining nation?' CJP's Abhijeet Dipke heckled with 'CIA agent' remark at Delhi airport
Dipke landed in Delhi a day after his party's co-convenors, Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka, surreptitiously climbed a gate at the prohibited area of Jantar Mantar to protest against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC)Gyanesh Kumar and the government, which has denotified Jantar Mantar as a designated protest site. Later, Das and Ranka were sent to 5-day judicial custody on the order of Delhi's special executive magistrate court. -
India seeks Indo-Pacific where all countries make their own choices, protect their interests: Rajnath Singh
Rajnath Singh emphasised that India’s Act East policy and the vision of SAGAR (Security and Growth for All in the Region) and MAHASAGAR (Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security and Growth Across Regions) advocate for an open and multipolar cooperation, and the nation aligns them through ASEAN-led mechanisms that are central to its Indo-Pacific vision. -
From 'Indira Gandhi' to 'PM': Cabinet takes up proposal to rename 4 pension schemes
The Union Cabinet is set to revamp a range of social welfare programs previously named after Indira Gandhi. By prefixing these initiatives linked to pensions for the elderly, widows, and disabled individuals with 'PM', the administration seeks to modernize their appeal. Notably, the National Social Assistance Programme will be renamed PM Shayata Yojna to reinforce this updated branding strategy. -
From 'Indira Gandhi' to 'PM': Cabinet approves renaming of pension schemes
The Union Cabinet is set to revamp a range of social welfare programs previously named after Indira Gandhi. By prefixing these initiatives linked to pensions for the elderly, widows, and disabled individuals with 'PM', the administration seeks to modernize their appeal. Notably, the National Social Assistance Programme will be renamed PM Shayata Yojna to reinforce this updated branding strategy. -
SJM urges Centre to block Starlink’s rollout
Concerns have been voiced by Swadeshi Jagran Manch about the security implications of Elon Musk's Starlink satellite broadband service. They raise questions about whether Indian authorities can effectively monitor and control local traffic. Additionally, the organization points to possible misuse by criminal organizations and the challenges posed by a foreign service potentially flouting local laws.

