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AAP Criticizes BJP Following CBI Raids in Punjab, Asserts People Are Not Afraid
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Tripura tribal bodies' poll results prove people reject CPI (M)-Congress ideology: CM Saha
Digital Desk | Agartala, Oct 6 (IANS) Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha said on Tuesday that the people of the state were not ready to accept the CPI-M, Congress or their ideology, which, he said, had once again been proved by the results of the recent Village Committee (VC) elections. Saha said he had earlier predicted that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) would win more than 90 per cent of the seats in the elections, and the results had proved his assessment correct. We are being told repeatedly here that we have worked as we have done before. We went to the elections and got more than what we expected. This is good for Tripura, and in the future, we hope that we will work together in the plains and hills and for the development of Tripura, he told the media. He added that the opposition parties should introspect and understand why they had suffered such a setback in the elections. I will tell the Opposition the same thing again and again: they need to think about why this is happening to them. So, of course, their thinking or the ideology they believe in -- that people will not accept you in any situation -- has been proven. It is being proven again and again. So, it is their business; they will understand, CM Saha said. The Chief Minister added that people were clear about what they wanted, what they needed and what they expected from the government and various levels of government institutions. So, the Opposition does not understand them. They are talking about the traditional hopes that they have been talking about. These are already backdated now. These will not be able to come in the future under any circumstances, he said. Chief Minister Saha also criticised the Opposition for questioning the electronic voting machines (EVMs) and the Election Commission (EC) after electoral defeats. I said yesterday that whenever they lose, they will only lose after losing. Whenever they lose, they blame the EVMs and Election Commission. And they have repeated the same in the aftermath of the declaration of the VC elections, he added. Meanwhile, of the total 4,594 seats in 587 Village Committees, BJP's tribal-based ally Tipra Motha Party (TMP) won 3,428 seats (74.61 per cent), while the BJP bagged 859 seats (18.70 per cent). Their other tribal-based ally, the Indigenous People's Front of Tripura (IPFT), secured 33 seats (0.72 per cent). The Opposition CPI-M bagged 87 seats (1.89 per cent), the Congress secured 14 seats (0.30 per cent), while Independents won 173 seats (3.77 per cent). The elections were held on September 28, with the final results declared early on Tuesday.
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Frances national lyce students union said 1,800 of the countrys roughly 3,700 high schools were either blocked or closed. Some authorities shifted classes online. By Monday, nearly 590 high schools had reported disruptions.
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Rahul Gandhi should not mislead people or malign EC, says Minister Ramdas Athawale
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SIR: Civil society groups to hold Peoples Tribunal to highlight voter deletions
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Union Minister Rijiju thanks Tripura people as NDA sweeps village committee elections
Digital Desk | New Delhi/Agartala, Oct 6 (IANS) Union Parliamentary and Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday thanked the people of Tripura for reposing their faith and extending support to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the recent Village Committee elections. Rijiju, who hails from Arunachal Pradesh, expressed his appreciation over the NDA's landslide victory in the recently concluded Village Committee elections held in the areas under the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC). Taking to social media platform X, the Union Minister said: Tripura has spoken through the ballot. The Village Committee election results reaffirm the people's trust in the NDA and its commitment to development. Thank you, Tripura, for your continued faith and support. He added that in the TTAADC areas, the NDA alliance partners -- Tipra Motha Party (TMP) and the Indigenous People's Front of Tripura (IPFT) -- also secured a significant share of the seats, with the TMP winning the largest number of seats, followed by the BJP and IPFT. Sharing the seat position, Rijiju said that of the 4,320 seats secured by the NDA, the TMP won 3,428 seats, while the BJP and IPFT secured 859 and 33 seats, respectively. According to his post, the CPI-M secured 87 seats, while the Congress bagged 14 seats. The ruling BJP's tribal-based ally, TMP, continued to dominate Tripura's tribal areas, securing 74.61 per cent of the 4,594 seats in the Village Committees. According to officials, results for all 4,594 seats in 587 Village Committees under the TTAADC were declared early on Tuesday. Of the total 4,594 seats in 587 Village Committees, the TMP won 3,428 seats (74.61 per cent), while the BJP bagged 859 seats (18.70 per cent). Their other tribal-based ally, the IPFT, secured 33 seats (0.72 per cent). The Opposition CPI-M bagged 87 seats (1.89 per cent), the Congress secured 14 seats (0.30 per cent), while Independents won 173 seats (3.77 per cent). The Village Committees within the TTAADC areas are equivalent to Gram Panchayats in the non-TTAADC and non-tribal areas. The politically important elections to the 4,594 seats under 587 Village Committees were held on September 28, with the final results declared early on Tuesday.
People choose their leaders, but the exact opposite was happening under SIR: BJD MP Sulata Deo
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 6 (IANS) Amid the INDIA bloc's protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar, Biju Janata Dal MP Sulata Deo said that 27.5 lakh voters were omitted in the SIR process in Odisha, noting that in a democracy, people choose their leaders, but the exact opposite was happening here, with the leaders choosing who gets to vote. It has been proven in Dhamnagar in Bhadrak district, where the BLO raised an objection and came out and spoke about what was happening. Following this, the ERO was also suspended. Look, in Odisha, the names of around 27.5 lakh voters have been deleted in the SIR, and across India, the names of 13 crore voters have been deleted. What kind of democracy is this? This is not democracy at all, she said. Our leader Naveen Patnaik has only one motto to be with the people of Odisha. We are joining this protest. We are neither with the INDI alliance nor with the NDA. As a responsible political party, we are concerned about the names of people being deleted during the SIR. In Odisha, the names of around 27.5 lakh people have been deleted, Deo added. In democracy, people choose their representative, but what is happening today? Today the leader is choosing who is going to vote for them. If they support a certain party, then they are going to stay; if they are not, then they will be omitted. This has never happened before, she said. The lie around SIR has come forth, because Gyanesh Kumar has earlier said that all decisions were taken keeping the Supreme Court in the loop, but the Supreme Court commented that the CEC took no such steps, she said. How many lies is Gyanesh Kumar going to utter? the BJD leader asked. She also cited the controversy when, in March, an Election Commission letter was sealed with a Bharatiya Janata Party stamp, instead of the election bodys own stamp. We should have known since then that there are no loopholes in the system, but the entire system is hollow. CEC Gyanesh Kumar did not obey the Supreme Court, nor did he comply with his two colleagues (Election Commissioners) Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi, she added. Whom was he listening to? Which memorandums was he signing? The ones coming from the BJP office? Dont say you are the biggest democratic party in the world. You run on a whim, she said. In Dhamnagar, 227 minority voters in a single ward were deleted. Why? To oppose these actions, we are conducting this march. This is not the first time Naveen Patnaik sought CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignation. The entire vote is rigged, she said. The INDIA bloc MPs, holding Tricolours and banners carrying messages such as Save Democracy, raised slogans against the CEC, BJP and RSS as they proceeded towards the ECI office. Kharge and the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, along with several other INDIA bloc leaders, staged a dharna after being stopped from proceeding to the ECI headquarters.
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One million UK people who have never smoked are now vaping
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Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 6 (IANS) Actor Manish Naggdev, who plays Toshu in the popular television show Anupamaa, has opened up about his journey with the character and his aspirations as an actor. In an exclusive quote shared with IANS, he said he wants audiences to see the wider range of his acting abilities beyond the role that has become closely associated with him. Manish shared, For me, the important thing is that, at the end of the day, it is Manish Naggdev who should remain with the audiencenot just the perception they have created around one particular character. I want people to know that there is much more to me as an actor than the face they have seen most recently. Reflecting on his journey, Manish, who recently completed two years of playing Toshu, said the experience has also made him think about how audiences perceive him as an actor. Over the years, I have consciously tried to break the perception audiences may have formed about me. But today, I dont think about it as much because when you are doing a television show, you have to completely surrender to the character and the story that needs to be told. He further mentioned that television allows actors to develop a strong bond with the audience but believes that one role should not define an actors entire career. Once the show ends, my conscious effort will definitely be to choose a character that is very different from the ones I have played before. If you look at my career graph, you will see that I have always tried to do that. Manish Naggdev plays the role of Toshu in Rajan Shahi and Deepa Shahis daily soap Anupamaa. He joined the Rupali Ganguli starrer in October 2024 after the storyline took a significant 15-year leap. Naggdev stepped into the role previously played by Gaurav Sharma, who left the series as he was reportedly not keen on portraying the father of a grown-up child.
Matt Damon's water nonprofit began after a 2006 visit to Zambia, where a borewell near a young girl's home was the only thing standing between her and school. Two decades later, Water.org, the organisation he co-founded with engineer Gary White, says it has reached more than 95 million people, not through wells alone but through small loans that let families pay for their own water and toilets.
Donald Trump has approved the execution of Nidal Malik Hasan, convicted for the deadly 2009 Fort Hood shooting. Hasans execution would be the first military execution since 1961 if carried out. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth recommended the execution, and the Army will decide the timing. Hasan could delay this through legal appeals in civilian courts. He is one of four individuals currently on military death row.
MMC Cautions People about Seasonal Flu; Advises Vigilance
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INDIA bloc march to EC: Kharge accuses Modi govt of trying to snatch away people's rights
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge accused the Modi government of threatening citizens' rights obtained after Independence. During a protest march, Congress leaders demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Kharge alleged that the Election Commission was acting under the government's influence and failing to uphold democratic principles. He emphasized the importance of protecting voting rights to ensure democracy and citizens' freedoms.
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Dr Farooq calls on NC workers to maintain close contact with people
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Why do people say 'Roger that'? Who was Roger?
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Activists issue 'people's impeachment' notice against CEC
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In a bold move to enhance global integration, PwC is merging its Indian consulting operations with its US counterparts. This monumental shift, led by Sanjeev Krishan, will unite around 40,000 professionals in a shared mission focused on artificial intelligence and technology investments. Expected to rake in $1.5 billion in initial revenue, this merger marks a significant trend in the consulting industry, prioritizing advanced technology integration and local-global collaboration.
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Digital Desk | Imphal, Oct 5 (IANS) Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh on Monday said that since the formation of the new government on February 4, 2026, the state government has been working tirelessly to facilitate the return of violence-affected internally displaced persons (IDPs) to their respective homes and villages. He said that the government has held several rounds of talks with representatives of various Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to bridge the trust deficit that has emerged due to the crisis. The Chief Minister made the statement on Monday at the distribution of benefits worth Rs 2,19,25,000 to eligible labour card holders, especially for IDPs, under the Special Scheme for financial assistance for education of children staying at relief camps and other schemes of the Manipur Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (MBOCWWB) as part of the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan at the City Convention Centre, Palace Compound in Imphal. Khemchand Singh further expressed that sheltering in relief camps is not comfortable and that not being able to return to ones own home is deeply disheartening. He stated that the crisis has led to the suffering of innocent people in both the valley and the hills. Noting the positive outcome of the resumption of bus services along Imphal- Guwahati via Dimapur (Nagaland), the Chief Minister stated that it has lessened the burden on players participating in tournaments held outside the state and students studying outside Manipur, as airfares are expensive. He added that nearly 450 to 500 passengers are travelling using public transport services every day. In a significant development, inter-state passenger bus services between Manipur, Assam and Nagaland resumed on August 21 after a gap of more than three years. The Chief Minister maintained that the IDPs had fled their homes with nothing, and that the government has been making efforts to meet their needs through various Government schemes and basic needs. He informed that nearly 2,531 IDPs are being provided assistance through Direct Benefit Transfer and added that those IDPs who are yet to be registered should do so with the concerned authority to receive the assistance. Regarding Mission Pathshala, the state government is making every effort to ensure that the benefits reach the IDP students of the state. He also informed that frequent meetings are being held with representatives of the IDPs to address their grievances. Rajya Sabha MP Adhikarimayum Sharda Devi stated that extending assistance and support to the needy people of the state remains the governments foremost priority. Lauding Prime Minister Narendra Modis vision of empowering the weaker section of society, she said that they have been empowered by reaching out to the grassroots and implementing various beneficial schemes for the needy. She also lauded Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh for his courageous decision to visit Jiribam district by road, prioritising the welfare of the people of Manipur. During the programme, 2,531 beneficiaries were provided assistance of over Rs 1.42 crore under the Special Scheme for Financial Assistance for the Education of Children Staying in Relief Camps (IDPs). In addition, eight beneficiaries received assistance of around Rs 19 lakh under the Immediate Assistance in Case of Accident (Accidental Death) scheme, and 194 beneficiaries received around Rs 58,20,000 under the Natural Death Benefit scheme. Tourism and Art and Culture Minister Khuraijam Loken Singh, several MLAs, Chief Secretary Rajeev Singh Thakur and other officials attended the programme.
Jhamtani Earns Great Place To Work Certification, Strengthening Its Focus on People and Culture
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Former civil servants, activists seek CEC's resignation; issue 'people's impeachment' notice
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Tech, people, cultural economy key to unlocking tourism: Shekhawat
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Wildlife Conservation Must Become A People
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Russia hospitalizes almost 200 people after researcher
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People Have Won: Pradyot Says Village Polls Mark Return of Grassroots Power in Tripura
Agartala, October 05, 2026: Tipra Motha Party founder Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma on Monday described the emerging results of the Tripura Village Committee elections as an important milestone in the restoration of grassroots democracy and constitutional rights. As counting continued across the state, with Tipra Motha showing a strong performance in several areas, the royal... The post People Have Won: Pradyot Says Village Polls Mark Return of Grassroots Power in Tripura first appeared on Northeast Today .
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Former Supreme Court Justice Abhay Oka warned that major cities might be forced to adopt mandatory face mask usage within 20-25 years due to environmental degradation. He stressed that protecting the environment is a fundamental constitutional duty, countering the misconception that humans own the Earth. Justice Oka also encouraged students to study law and use AI responsibly.
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How many people will you arrest?: CJP leaders claim dictatorial actions won
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has claimed that impending government crackdowns and potential arrests will fail to suppress the youth-driven movement, vowing that nationwide demonstrations will carry forward, and described the move as dictatorial. The remarks follow the police crackdown that saw hundreds of detentions amid ongoing protests demanding the immediate resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise. Taking a stance against state action, Das, in a post on X, stated that the young people are now aware and any kind of dictatorial action will not be accepted anymore.
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Protest completely failed, people gave no response: BJP's Pravin Darekar on CJP agitation in Mumbai
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Pakistan summons Indian diplomat, protests killing of two people by BSF
BSF troops on Friday shot dead two suspected Pakistani intruders along the International Border in Punjab's Tarn Taran district, officials say; the identities of the two deceased are being ascertained
Pakistan summons Indian diplomat, protests killing of two people by BSF
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Pakistan summons Indian diplomat, protests killing of 2 people by BSF
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US Coast Guard searching for missing jet carrying 6 people bound for Boston
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Coast Guard searches for missing jet carrying 6 people off Nantucket
The U.S. Coast Guard is searching off the coast of Nantucket for a missing jet carrying six people after it went missing the morning of Oct. 3. The jet, a Gulfstream G-100, lost contact with flight controllers early in the morning, the Coast Guard's Northeast District said. The Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement to USA TODAY that it issued a search and rescue alert notice for the jet at about 1:20 a.m. local time. The six people on board were flying from L.F. Wade International Airport in Bermuda to Boston Logan International Airport, the FAA said. Authorities are searching with air and surface crews off the coast of Nantucket, the island south of Cape Cod. Bermuda is nearly 700 miles from Nantucket. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Coast Guard searches for missing jet carrying 6 people off Nantucket This article originally appeared on USA TODAY at https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2026/10/03/coast-guard-seach-jet-nantucket/92074905007/
Cyberabad SHE Teams Nab 37 People for Harassing Women
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Indian police detain several people in Gen Z-led protests against voter roll changes
Indian police detained several people in
