CJP Leaders Arrested for Trespassing at Jantar Mantar
According to Delhi Police sources, the CJP activists were placed under preventive arrest for allegedly trespassing at Jantar Mantar on Tuesday
Court orders 5-day judicial custody to CJPs Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka
Delhi Police placed three leaders of the Cockroach Janata Party into preventive custody on Wednesday morning. Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka, and Ajinkya Shinde were detained after attempting to enter Jantar Mantar. A case was registered against them for trespassing and obstructing public officials, among other charges. CJP leader Ratna Singh claimed the detained leaders were denied access to their lawyers initially.
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Delhi Merchants Welcome Extension of MDR Deadline for UPI Payments
Merchants in Delhi express relief as the MDR deadline for UPI payments is extended beyond Diwali, easing financial concerns during the festive season. Delhi Merchants Welcome Extension of MDR Deadline for UPI Payments
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to visit Jamnagar, Mumbai from Oct 17-22
This will be Marco Rubio's second visit to India since May, when he attended the Quad Foreign Ministers' meeting hosted by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar in New Delhi
Jantar Mantar Breach: CJP Lawyers Say Leaders Arrested, Delhi Police Says Preventive Arrest
The Delhi Police on Wednesday said Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) co-convenors Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka had been placed under preventive arrest after they entered Jantar Mantar by climbing over its locked gates. The party, however, claimed that the two leaders,
Marco Rubio to visit India next week; energy, investment and strategic ties on agenda
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will visit India from October 17 to 22 as Washington looks to strengthen energy cooperation and its wider strategic partnership with New Delhi. His India itinerary will include Mumbai and Jamnagar, where he is expected to meet senior government officials and business leaders.
Weather today: Will it rain in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad and Faridabad? Latest IMD update
Weather today, October 14: IMD has forecast no rain for Delhi NCR on Wednesday, 14 October. Sky will be partly cloudy and turn generally cloudy from evening, with maximum temperature between 33 and 35 degrees Celsius.
Bihar boat accident: President Murmu offers condolences to bereaved families
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 14 (IANS) President Droupadi Murmu on Wednesday expressed her deepest condolences to the grief-stricken families of the children who died after a boat carrying passengers capsized in the Ganga River in Bihars Vaishali district. Taking to social media platform X, President Murmu said: The news of the deaths of children in the boat accident that occurred in Vaishali district of Bihar is extremely heartbreaking. I express my deepest condolences to the grief-stricken families. I pray for the swift recovery of those injured in this accident. The incident occurred on Tuesday near Rampur Shyamchand village under the Raghopur police station area while the passengers were reportedly travelling to attend a feast. At least 11 people, including eight children, died after a boat carrying passengers capsized in the Ganga River. Around half a dozen people were also reported injured, while rescue teams continued searching the river for anyone who might still be missing. The exact number of people on board and the final casualty count are subject to official confirmation. According to preliminary information, between 15 and 20 people were aboard the boat when it overturned in the river. The accident triggered panic, prompting local residents and the administration to launch rescue efforts. Several passengers were rescued, and the injured were taken for medical treatment. District police officials and a team of the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) were dispatched to the site to assist with the operation. Vaishali District Magistrate Varsha Singh said most of the deceased were minors. Earlier, Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary also expressed grief over the deaths, describing the incident as tragic and heartbreaking. He conveyed his condolences to the bereaved families and prayed for peace for the deceased. The state government has announced ex-gratia assistance of Rs 4 lakh for the family of each deceased person. Leader of the Opposition, Tejashwi Yadav, expressed sorrow over the tragedy in a social media post, describing it as an unfortunate incident. Yadav said he had spoken with local residents, administrative officials and other authorities, urging them to expedite rescue operations and ensure prompt medical treatment for the injured.
Boundary Has To Be Stable: S Jaishankar Sets Out India's Stand On China Ties
Speaking in a conversation with John Micklethwait, Editor-in-Chief of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Delhi, Jaishankar said India and China have no agreed border and that the issue has persisted for decades.
Delhi man beaten to death for spilling beer on club manager's wife
A 29-year-old driver named Daljeet Singh was killed after an altercation at a club in Delhi. The incident began when he accidentally spilled beer on the club manager's wife during her birthday celebration. Following a violent confrontation, Daljeet and his friends were assaulted by the club staff. After returning home, Daljeet fell ill, prompting his wife to take him to the hospital.
SC agrees to hear plea challenging validity of law granting immunity to CEC, ECs
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Ensure terror networks do not find safe haven in region: Shah to BIMSTEC countries
New Delhi, Oct 13: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday called for stronger regional cooperation among BIMSTEC countries to combat terrorism, disrupt terrorist financing and organised crime, and ensure that terrorist networks do not find a haven in the region. Addressing the first home ministers meeting of BIMSTEC countries here, Shah said the trust []
Delhi Police has filed an FIR against Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leaders Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka and its other members for allegedly trespassing into the Jantar Mantar area without authorisation, officials said on Tuesday.
Cockroach Janta Party leaders Ashutosh Ranka, Saurav Das and Ajinkya Shinde detained in Delhi
Delhi Police has preventively arrested Cockroach Janta Party leaders Ashutosh Ranka, Saurav Das and Ajinkya Shinde after they allegedly staged a protest at Jantar Mantar without permission. The three were taken into custody after reaching...
CJP legal head says Delhi Police arrested Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka in Jantar Mantar case
Delhi Police filed an FIR against Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka and other CJP members for allegedly trespassing into the Jantar Mantar area without authorisation
Delhi police arrest Cockroach Janata Party activists for trespassing
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The Gift of a Regulated Nervous System
A child learning to walk will sometimes fall. A gentle response can encourage the child to try again, while reassurance can make disappointment easier to manage. Such everyday experiences help children learn how to respond to challenges. Over time, they can shape how children understand emotions, strengthen family bonds and deal with stress. The phrase regulated nervous system is increasingly used in conversations about emotional well-being. It generally refers to the ability to respond to stress, manage difficult emotions and gradually return to a calmer state. Emotions are a natural part of everyday life, and everyone experiences them differently. The goal is not to avoid difficult emotions, but to understand them and respond to lifes challenges with greater calm and clarity. These abilities take shape over time. Children learn not only through what adults tell them, but also through how adults respond to everyday situations. When a child feels upset, worried or unsettled, a calm response can help make the situation easier to understand. Repeated experiences of being heard and guided can help children develop confidence in facing difficult moments. This supportive process is known as co-regulation. It involves an adult helping a child navigate difficult emotions as the child gradually develops the ability to handle them with greater confidence. Listening, providing reassurance and calmly explaining a situation can help a child feel understood. Such support also allows adults to guide children through difficulties while encouraging patience, responsibility and consideration for others. A growing body of research explores how early experiences, caregiving and everyday challenges influence childrens emotional development. Dr Megan R. Gunnar of the University of Minnesota researches stress biology and childrens development. Professor Ruth Feldman of Reichman University studies attachment, synchrony between caregivers and children, and the biology of social relationships. Dr Jack P. Shonkoff of Harvard University has helped advance research on early childhood development and the effects of difficult experiences. Together, their work helps explain how early experiences and supportive care can shape childrens responses to stress and their overall development. The Harvard University Center on the Developing Child describes a process called serve and return, in which children communicate through gestures, sounds or expressions and adults respond with attention and care. These exchanges support early brain development and learning. Similarly, the World Health Organizations Nurturing Care Framework highlights the importance of good health, adequate nutrition, safety, opportunities for learning and responsive caregiving in a childs early years. Such approaches show that childrens development depends not only on meeting their everyday needs but also on the quality of their daily experiences. In India, several universities and institutions are working in areas related to childrens development and mental health. O.P. Jindal Global University studies how emotions develop and how people learn to manage them, while Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University Delhi and Utkal University focus on early childhood development and learning. The Ministry of Women and Child Development promotes early learning through national programmes, while the Ministry of Educations Manodarpan initiative provides guidance on students mental health. This work highlights the importance of supportive interactions, safe environments and understanding adults in helping children build confidence and navigate lifes challenges. Families are not the only source of support. Schools can help children understand their emotions, handle everyday situations and seek guidance from teachers when they find something difficult to manage. A teacher who listens patiently and responds with understanding can help students feel comfortable discussing their concerns. Practical steps at home can also make a difference. When a child becomes upset, pausing before responding, speaking calmly and listening can help prevent a difficult moment from becoming more difficult. Adults can help children identify their feelings by using simple words such as anger, sadness, fear or disappointment, while allowing them to explain their own experience. Once the moment has passed, a calm conversation can help clarify the situation and explore possible ways forward. This supports understanding while maintaining appropriate boundaries. Everyday practices can strengthen family bonds and support childrens development. Making space for conversation allows children to share their experiences, thoughts and feelings at their own pace. Simple questions about what made them happy, worried or upset can encourage open communication. Adequate sleep, regular exercise and consistent daily habits also contribute to childrens overall health and development. Children learn through everyday experiences and interactions with others. Everyday situations can provide opportunities to develop understanding and patience. Calm conversations, listening to others and finding common ground can help children appreciate the importance of mutual respect, kindness and consideration for others. Families and schools can play a supportive role in childrens lives. Everyday conversations, opportunities for movement and calm moments can help children feel settled and comfortable. When a childs worries or difficult feelings continue to affect daily life, speaking with a qualified professional may provide helpful guidance. Seeking advice can be a positive step towards understanding a childs needs and supporting their overall well-being. Emotional regulation is a developing capacity, not an expectation of constant composure. Children will still experience difficult emotions, make mistakes and face setbacks. The goal is not to protect children from every challenge, but to help them understand their feelings, feel comfortable asking their parents for help and learn how to handle difficult moments calmly. These abilities can continue to develop throughout life. That is why emotional well-being can be viewed as a form of generational wealth. Its value is not measured in money or possessions. It appears in the ability to manage pressure, communicate clearly, recover from disappointment and maintain healthy family bonds. These capacities are influenced by many factors, but supportive connections and environments can help sustain these qualities over time. (The Author is a Columnist. Feedback: bakshisuhaib094@gmail.com)
Coaching Centres: Bane or Boon?
With competition rising every year, coaching centres have grown at a startling pace. In metros like Delhi, they seem to have sprung up in every locality, each one promising a shortcut to success. Parents anxious about their childrens future and students dreaming of prestigious institutions together keep this industry expanding. Every year, thousands of aspirants walk into these centres with hope in their eyes and expectations in their hearts. But one question remains: when a career is at stake, are coaching centres really the right path? Most institutes boast impressive success rates, often publishing inflated figures in leading newspapers and magazines. These claims are attractive, but they rarely tell the whole story. Education, at its core, is a natural process. It thrives on curiosity, understanding, and gradual intellectual growth. When learning becomes too mechanical or driven only by results, it risks losing its essence. In todays cut-throat competition, coaching centres have become a necessityfor better or worseespecially for exams like the IIT-JEE. The level of this exam is far higher than most other entrance tests, and professional guidance often helps students bridge the gap between school-level learning and the demands of national-level competition. For aspirants whose only aim is to crack the IIT-JEE, joining a reputed coaching institute can be a pragmatic choice. For many other competitive exams, however, disciplined self-study and focused preparation may be enough. The more critical issue is self-assessment. Before enrolling, a student must honestly ask: Can I handle the pressure of board examinations and intensive entrance preparation at the same time? Many students, pushed by peer pressure or parental expectations, overestimate their abilities. The result is often burnout, disrupted routines, and sometimes a decline in overall academic performance. Coaching institutes do offer real advantages. They provide experienced faculty, structured study material, and, most importantly, a competitive environment. Regular tests help students gauge their progress and adjust their strategies. Time-saving problem-solving techniques and exam-oriented approaches are areas where coaching centres often excelsomething difficult to replicate in the conventional school system. But there is another side to this picture. Many coaching centres exploit students aspirations by charging exorbitant fees while sometimes compromising on teaching quality. The decision to join an institute should never be taken in haste. Prospective students should explore scholarship opportunities offered through entrance tests, as these can significantly reduce the financial burden. Speaking directly to students already enrolled can also provide valuable insights into the quality of teaching and the overall academic environment. For students who are self-motivated, conceptually strong, and capable of independent learning, correspondence courses can be a viable alternative. These programmes are comparatively economical and provide adequate study material, allowing learners to progress at their own pace without the relentless pressure often associated with classroom coaching. Ultimately, coaching centres are neither an absolute bane nor an unquestionable boon. Their effectiveness depends largely on the individual studenttheir goals, discipline, resilience, and ability to cope with pressure. Success cannot be outsourced. Guidance may help, but the real journey remains deeply personal. (The author is Assistant Professor Botany, Department of Higher Education, J&K. Feedback: subzar@gmail.com )
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Srinagar, Oct 13 :The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Srinagar Bench, has directed the competent authority of the University of Kashmir to consider and grant notional effect to the appointment of Rifat John as Assistant Professor in Botany with effect from June 4, 2008, along with consequential service benefits admissible under the applicable rules and regulations. The Tribunal passed the directions while disposing of T.A. No. 109 of 2024 on September 3, 2026. The bench comprised Justice Ritu Tagore, Member (Judicial), and Prasant Kumar, Member (Administrative). The applicant had approached the Tribunal seeking retrospective effect to her appointment and consequential benefits, stating that although she had been selected for the post in 2007, her formal appointment was issued only on November 1, 2011. According to the case record, the University of Kashmir had invited applications for the post of Lecturer in Botany through an advertisement dated January 14, 2004. Rifat John, who possessed an M.Sc. degree in Environmental Botany from Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi, a Ph.D. from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi, and had qualified NET-JRF and GATE examinations, participated in the selection process. She was selected on February 5, 2007, and her name figured at serial number six in the select list. However, the University deferred her appointment on the ground that the equivalence of her degree required examination. The applicant subsequently approached the Jammu and Kashmir High Court through SWP No. 607/2007. By an order dated November 25, 2008, the High Court directed the University Syndicate to take a final decision on the equivalence of her degree within two weeks. It further directed that, if equivalence was granted, the University should issue an appointment order in her favour within a further period of two weeks. The Tribunal noted that the University's Equivalence Committee, in its meeting held on June 4, 2008, had recognised the M.Sc. Environmental Botany degree awarded by Jamia Hamdard as equivalent to the M.Sc. Botany degree of the University of Kashmir. Despite the recognition of her qualification, the applicant's appointment remained pending. During subsequent proceedings, the University stated that the post against which she was to be appointed had ceased to exist or had lapsed, and that the matter had been taken up with the government for creation of the post. The University subsequently issued an advertisement dated March 18, 2011, inviting applications for four posts of Assistant Professor in Botany. The applicant again approached the High Court through SWP No. 772/2011. Following further directions from the High Court, the University issued an appointment order dated November 1, 2011, appointing her as Assistant Professor in the Department of Botany. Aggrieved by the delay, the applicant sought retrospective effect to her appointment. During the proceedings before the Tribunal, her counsel Advocate M. Anis ul Islam, submitted that she would be satisfied if her appointment were given notional effect from June 4, 2008, the date on which the Equivalence Committee recognised her qualification, along with admissible consequential and notional service benefits for the intervening period. Counsel for the University submitted that the applicant's claim could be considered subject to the applicable rules and regulations and provided there was no other legal impediment. After considering the submissions and the material on record, the Tribunal directed the University's competent authority to consider and grant notional effect to the applicant's appointment as Assistant Professor in Botany with effect from June 4, 2008, and to consider her claim for consequential and notional service benefits in accordance with the applicable rules and regulations. The Tribunal directed that the exercise be completed within six weeks and that the decision be communicated to the applicant forthwith thereafter.
Jantar Mantar removed as designated protest site after SC order: Delhi Police to HC
NEW DELHI: The city police on Tuesday told the Delhi High Court that the decision to denotify Jantar Mantar as the designated protest site was taken pursuant to the directions of the Supreme Court. Additional Solicitor General Chetan Sharma made the submission before Justice Amit Mahajan, who was hearing a plea by Indian Youth Congress []
Delhi govt. makes Aadhaar mandatory for electricity subsidy
The exercise is vital to ascertain the details of those receiving benefits, stated the Sept. 30 notification
Delhi govt. makes Aadhaar mandatory for electricity subsidy
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Jantar Mantar denotified as protest site based on SC order: police to High Court
Jantar Mantar denotified as protest site based on SC order: police to High Court
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Delhi's roads experienced alarming statistics in 2026, with an average of five lives lost daily due to accidents. The first nine months recorded 1,309 fatalities, primarily involving two-wheeler riders and pedestrians. Pedestrian deaths accounted for nearly two out of five fatalities in the city. Authorities indicated the importance of improving road safety and enforcement measures to protect vulnerable road users.
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Delhi gets 150 electric buses, 13 new air monitoring stations
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INDIA bloc's daily Delhi marches against SIR and CEC hit festive season pause button
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China's Ships In Indian Backyard: What Bangladeshs $335-Mn Mongla Port Deal Means For Delhi
Bangladesh has signed a $335 million loan agreement with China to expand and modernise Mongla Port, located roughly 80 kilometres from Indias border. The project will fund two container terminals, cargo yards and modern port machinery. On paper, this is an infrastructure deal. But the timing and location make it strategically important for New Delhi. The port is close to Indias eastern frontier and has been used by Indian cargo since 2018. The deal also comes after Bangladesh cancelled an India-backed economic-zone project on adjoining land and handed the site to a Chinese company. There is no Chinese military base at Mongla. China has not been given the right to operate the port. But strategic influence does not always arrive in uniform. It comes through loans, contracts, supply chains and long-term dependency. With Chinese defence and infrastructure ties deepening across Bangladesh, India faces a clear warning on its eastern flank. Shreya Chandra has more
CPCB finds solid waste, untreated sewage in major Yamuna drains
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Ladakh integral to India, China's denial can't change facts: MEA
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SC grants more time to Centre on Delhi protest petitions
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ON CAM: Trump Rally In Chaos! Epstein Heckler Punched, Dragged By Hair As POTUS Mocks; Youre Fat
Chaos erupted at Donald Trumps rally in Youngstown, Ohio, after a woman wearing a Release the Epstein Files shirt was punched in the face during a confrontation in the crowd.Video from the rally shows the woman being shoved, struck and grabbed by the hair as attendees chanted USA! Police eventually stepped in and escorted the heckler from the venue.Trump then turned his attention to the disruption, accused the protester of being paid without providing evidence and mocked her weight from the stage, saying she needed to go on a diet.The confrontation comes amid continued political scrutiny over the release of additional Jeffrey Epstein-related material and follows another physical clash at a recent Trump rally in Texas.
I HAVE KIDS TOO: Katie Zacharias Dig At Karoline Leavitt On WH Debut; Trumps Family Friendly
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Legitimate Targets: Houthis Warn Civilians Away From Aramco Sites And Riyadh Airport
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman reportedly rejected an offer from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to help Saudi Arabia fight Yemens Houthis, according to Haaretz. Citing a diplomatic source, the Israeli newspaper reported that Netanyahus proposal was delivered through American mediation. The Israeli leader reportedly viewed the Saudi-Houthi confrontation as an opportunity for security cooperation that could help bring Israel and Saudi Arabia closer despite the absence of formal diplomatic relations. But MBS reportedly rejected the offer because of concerns over a potential backlash from the Saudi public. Cooperation with Israel remains politically sensitive following the Gaza war and amid Riyadhs insistence that progress on the Palestinian issue is necessary for normalisation. The reported rejection comes as Saudi Arabia faces repeated Houthi missile and drone attacks while Saudi-backed forces battle the group inside Yemen. Netanyahu has long sought Saudi participation in the Abraham Accords, but major political obstacles to normalisation remain.
Dramatic Turn In Flydubai Terror Probe; UAE Detains 2 Maldivian Pilots Over Links With Omani Suspect
The Flydubai terror probe has taken a dramatic turn. Two Maldivian pilots employed by the airline were detained in the UAE after the September 30 cockpit attack on Indian Captain Smit Machchhar. The suspect, Omani co-pilot Hammam al-Hammami, allegedly attacked Machchhar during a Dubai-to-Tel Aviv flight and tried to take control of the aircraft. UAE investigators say he had extremist views, studied earlier Tel Aviv flights and planned a 9/11-inspired attack on Ben Gurion Airport. They also say he confessed to acting alone. Yet the detention of two colleagues has raised fresh questions about his contacts, communications and possible support network. The UAE has not released details of the allegations against the Maldivian pilots. Indias NIA is separately investigating the incident under the Anti-Hijacking Act and UAPA. Facts remain unclear. For now, the case is a widening investigation, not a proven conspiracy. The unanswered question is simple: who else knew?
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An old video featuring Qazi Touqeer, who is currently a contestant on Bigg Boss 20, has resurfaced on social media, drawing attention for its controversial content. In the clip, Qazi is seen making a joke about the __ ka button, with vulgar images of womens private parts appearing towards the end. The video has sparked discussions online, bringing renewed scrutiny to the clip and the reactions surrounding it. Amid the ongoing conversation, YUNG DSAs team has responded with a sarcastic social media post that appears to take a dig at Qazi. Sharing a video on YUNG DSAs social media account, the team wrote, EXPOSED! Our Qazi Bhai is genuinely very sick, hence only he can think of creating such videos, please take care Qazi Bhai. The post has drawn attention amid the support Qazi has received from several celebrities. During a recent Bigg Boss 20 Weekend Ka Vaar episode, Salman Khan was seen reprimanding YUNG DSA and Scout over what he perceived as an exaggeration of the comment. However, the resurfaced clip has now brought fresh attention to the matter, with YUNGs team seemingly questioning the reactions and support extended to Qazi. The development comes as YUNG DSA continues his journey on the reality show. The rapper, who is the youngest contestant on the show, has largely been playing his game independently. He has also received limited support from friends inside the house. Recently, Scout was seen discussing the possibility of maintaining distance from YUNG, adding another dimension to their equation. With its latest post, YUNG DSAs team has taken the discussion beyond the Bigg Boss house, using humour and sarcasm to draw attention to the resurfaced video. The post also raises questions about the public and celebrity reactions to the controversy surrounding Qazi. Meanwhile, another video featuring YUNG DSA has been circulating online. The clip shows the rapper sharing the stage with singer AP Dhillon during the latters concert in Pune, bringing attention to his performance outside the reality show. For the unversed, YUNG DSA is a rapper from Pune who rose to fame with his song Yeda Yung. Also Read : Bigg Boss 20: Aamrapali Dubey says Mahhi Vij changes equations based on what works for her
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