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Supreme Court Justice PS Narasimha recused himself from a case regarding the Memorandum of Procedure for judicial appointments. The plea, filed by NGO Lok Prahari, seeks to finalize the MoP as it has been pending since 2015. This procedure governs the appointment and transfer of judges to higher courts in India. The petition also calls for enhanced transparency in the selection process and access to Collegium meeting minutes.
Bandipora Police Intensify Crackdown on Drugs, Crime in October; Six Arrested in UAPA Case
BANDIPORA : District Police Bandipora intensified its crackdown on drug trafficking, theft, illegal mining, timber smuggling and other unlawful activities during October, reporting multiple narcotics recoveries, arrests, recovery of stolen property and security-related operations across the district. Among the major developments during the month was the arrest of six persons in connection with an alleged clandestine module linked to the banned organisation Ittihad-ul-Muslimeen. Police registered FIR No. 168/2026 under Sections 10 and 13 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act at Police Station Bandipora. According to police, the investigation has brought to light suspected links involving a Pakistan-based handler, alleged prison-based coordination, propaganda activities and financial transactions. Further investigation is underway. In anti-drug operations, police reported the recovery of 9.052 kilograms of charas-like substance at Pashwari, Sumbal, and approximately 5.010 kilograms at Hajin. Recoveries were also reported from Mantrigam Pethkoot, Gunchipora Sumbal and Ajas. In the latest operation on October 31, a police party from Police Station Pethkoot apprehended two persons during naka checking at Lal Qila Morh and recovered 1.030 kilograms of charas-like substance from their possession. The accused were identified as Gh. Mohd Bhat and Manzoor Ahmad Bhat, both residents of Wewan. FIR No. 31/2026 under Sections 8/20/29 of the NDPS Act was registered, and further investigation was taken up. Police also conducted checking drives at medical shops, SIM card vendors, fertilizer shops and scrap dealers to ensure compliance with prescribed regulations. In other crime-related cases, police recovered six stolen horses in Ajas and arrested an accused person. Police Station Sumbal recovered a stolen motorcycle within 12 hours of receiving a complaint, while two persons were arrested in a theft case registered at Nowgam and stolen property was recovered. Two absconders wanted in a cheating and forgery case registered at Police Station Sumbal were arrested after allegedly evading arrest for 16 years. Another absconder wanted in a 2010 case was also apprehended. Action was also taken against illegal timber smuggling, with Police Post Sumlar seizing six heavy logs of Kail wood at Samthan Dardpora and arresting an accused person. In its crackdown on illegal mining and unauthorised transportation of minerals, police reported the seizure of at least 27 vehicles, including tractors, tippers and a truck, under the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act. On the security front, police conducted multiple joint exercises with other security agencies to assess operational preparedness. A Counter-Insurgency Response System mock drill was held at Hajin Bridge with the participation of SOG Hajin, 13 Rashtriya Rifles and 45 Battalion CRPF. Another Anti-Fidayeen exercise was conducted at District Police Lines Bandipora. On October 31, Bandipora Police and 13 Rashtriya Rifles conducted another Anti-Fidayeen mock drill at Aragam, involving Police Station Aragam and other agencies. The exercise included a simulated counter-terror response, area sanitisation and assessment of casualty management and emergency medical arrangements. Community policing also remained a focus, with Thana Diwas meetings held at different police stations. DIG North Kashmir Range Vinod Kumar and SSP Bandipora also interacted with residents at Police Stations Gurez and Tulail to hear public grievances and discuss local issues. During the month, a T20 cricket tournament under the Civic Action Programme concluded at Gurez Stadium, with 16 teams from Gurez and Tulail participating. Chontiwari defeated Wanpora by 16 runs in the final. Police also organised volleyball and badminton championships, debate competitions, seminars, cultural programmes and drug awareness activities in educational institutions. Police Commemoration Day was observed at District Police Lines Bandipora on October 21, with Deputy Commissioner Indu Kanwal Chib attending as chief guest. The programme was attended by senior officers, security personnel and families of police martyrs. On October 31, police organised a series of programmes across the district to mark Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, commemorating the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. Run for Unity events were held at Garoora, Hajin, Sumbal and other locations, while the main district-level run was organised in coordination with the District Administration and 3rd Battalion CRPF from Mini Secretariat Bandipora to Chitternar. Pledge ceremonies were also conducted at all police stations and police posts. At District Police Lines, SSP Tahir Saleem-JKPS administered the Ekta Diwas pledge, followed by a ceremonial march past. The event was attended by officers from the civil administration, police and CRPF, besides students. As part of the celebrations, District Police Bandipora also released a research booklet titled Little Voices, One Nation National Integration Through the Eyes of School Children. The publication brings together the writings and creative expressions of students from different schools, focusing on national integration, unity in diversity, communal harmony and patriotism. During October, Tahir Saleem-JKPS took over as SSP Bandipora and held an introductory meeting with district police officers on October 16. He emphasised professional and people-friendly policing, accountability, timely grievance redressal and intensified action against drug trafficking. He also interacted with media representatives at District Police Lines on October 28. In another public-oriented initiative, police rescued four bikers from Kerala who had become stranded at Zadkusi along the Bandipora-Gurez road. The travellers were shifted safely to Police Post Izmarg, while their motorcycles were handed over to BSF personnel stationed in the area. Traffic Police Rural Kashmir also issued an advisory for the Wular Ultra Marathon-3.0 held on October 4, regulating vehicular movement and announcing alternative routes for commuters. The month's activities reflected a combination of crime-control measures, security preparedness and community engagement, with police maintaining that action against drug trafficking and other unlawful activities would continue. On October 31, Bandipora Police also organised live streaming of the Rashtriya Ekta Diwas March through screens installed at District Police Lines and all police stations across the district. Police officers, officials and members of civil society participated in the programme and witnessed the march commemorating the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. The initiative aimed at promoting national unity, integrity and solidarity, while reinforcing the values of communal harmony and unity in diversity. (KNS)
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The Lucknow Crime Branch on Monday intensified its technical investigation into an illegal SIM Box network unearthed recently in the Uttar Pradesh capital, leading to several key revelations, police officials said. In earlier operations, police had busted multiple hideouts and seized six illegal 32-port SIM Box devices, along with routers and VPN Gateways. According to officials familiar with the probe, technical analysis of the seized hardware revealed 192 active e-SIMs embedded in the setup. Investigators also found that the recovered telecom equipment bore Made in China markings. In a bid to evade surveillance and law enforcement scrutiny, the accused avoided conventional CCTV setups and instead installed Wi-Fi-enabled smart face-detection doorbells to monitor movements outside their premises discreetly, investigators noted. Preliminary investigations also suspect that the sophisticated SIM Box devices were smuggled into India disguised within sound amplifier components. Police ha...
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Indian Air Force Schools Train 261 Teachers as Cyber Crime Intervention Officers
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Israels intent is to prevent Palestinians from existing as a group: Justice Muralidhar
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Indian-American Sharad Tak Secures Approval For $8.2 Billion Texas LNG Port
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The 1984 Anti-Sikh Massacres: Forty-Two Years of Still No Justice
Forty-two years after the 1984 Anti-Sikh Massacres, questions remain over organized violence, attacks on gurdwaras, failed investigations and the continuing struggle for justice. The post The 1984 Anti-Sikh Massacres: Forty-Two Years of Still No Justice appeared first on Sikh Siyasat News .
In this episode, Justice Muralidhar speaks to Stanly Johny about the UN Commissions findings on Israels actions in Gaza, allegations of genocide and war crimes, Palestinian displacement, and the prospects for international accountability and a political settlement.
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Guwahati Hotel Shootout: SIT Recreates Crime Scene, Accused Ghanakanta Gogoi Taken To Spot
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) investigating the deadly Guwahati hotel shootout conducted a crime scene reconstruction at Hotel Bilas Inn, where five people were killed in a firing incident on October 26. Accused Ghanakanta Gogoi was brought to the crime scene as investigators recreated the sequence of events using dummy bodies and a dummy firearm.
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According to the preliminary investigation, the shooting followed a dispute between Gogoi, who had taken the hotel on lease, and the owners over its management and related facilities.
Supreme Court refuses to stay Sukesh Chandrashekhar
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The Supreme Court on Monday disposed of a batch of petitions seeking an independent investigation into the alleged misappropriation of donations at the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya after the Uttar Pradesh government informed it that a chargesheet had been filed in the case. A Bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, Justice [] The post Supreme Court disposes plea seeking probe into alleged Ram Mandir donation theft after UP files chargesheet appeared first on India Legal .
Supreme Court questions NBEMS over refusal to share actual NEET-PG questions with candidates
The Supreme Court on Monday sought a detailed justification from the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) for its policy of restricting the disclosure of actual question papers and answers attempted by candidates appearing for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Postgraduate (NEET-PG). A Bench comprising Justice P.S. Narasimha and Justice Alok Aradhe asked the [] The post Supreme Court questions NBEMS over refusal to share actual NEET-PG questions with candidates appeared first on India Legal .
Azam Khan moves Supreme Court challenging ED arrest soon after release in dual PAN card case
Former Uttar Pradesh Minister and Samajwadi Party leader Mohammad Azam Khan has approached the Supreme Court challenging his arrest by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in a money laundering case, alleging that he was taken into custody shortly after being released from jail in the alleged dual PAN card case. The plea was mentioned before a [] The post Azam Khan moves Supreme Court challenging ED arrest soon after release in dual PAN card case appeared first on India Legal .
Supreme Court dismisses Centre
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed the Central Governments appeal challenging the enforcement of two foreign arbitral awards in favour of Vedanta Limited and Ravva Oil (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., questioning the Centres continued resistance to enforcement of awards arising from a contractual dispute that has remained unresolved for decades. A Bench comprising Justice J.B. Pardiwala [] The post Supreme Court dismisses Centres appeal against enforcement of foreign arbitral awards in Vedanta-Ravva dispute; questions prolonged resistance appeared first on India Legal .
Assam: Guwahati Hotel Firing Accused Ghanakanta Gogoi Taken For Crime Scene Recreation
The investigation into the deadly firing incident at a hotel in Guwahati advanced on Monday as police escorted the accused, Ghanakanta Gogoi, to the site of the attack to recreate the sequence of events. The exercise was conducted under stringent security arrangements at Hotel Bilas Inn, located in the Bora Service area. According to officials,... The post Assam: Guwahati Hotel Firing Accused Ghanakanta Gogoi Taken For Crime Scene Recreation appeared first on Northeast Today .
Will strive to make session more beneficial for people: Chief Justice as HC shifts to Jammu
Jammu, Nov 02: Chief Justice of the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh Pushpendra Singh Bhati on Monday dedicated the new session of the court to the people of the Union Territory, saying that every effort would be made to make its functioning more beneficial for the common citizens. The chief justice was speaking to reporters after receiving a ceremonial Guard of Honour at the high court's main wing in Jammu, which reopened following the annual Darbar Move from Srinagar to Jammu. We dedicate it to the citizens of J-K, and we'll try our best to make this session more and more beneficial for the rights of common citizens, Justice Bhati said. The main wing of the high court and several associated offices at Srinagar closed on October 31 after office hours and reopened in Jammu as part of the bi-annual darbar move, a practice under which the government shifts its offices between Jammu and Srinagar every six months.
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Digital Desk | Guwahati, Nov 2 (IANS) Assam Police on Monday took Ghanakanta Gogoi, the prime accused in the October 26 shooting at Hotel Bilas Inn in Guwahatis Ulubari area, to the crime scene for recreation of the incident as part of the ongoing investigation into the killing of five people. Gogoi was brought to the hotel in the morning, where investigators are expected to reconstruct the sequence of events leading to the shooting and verify the accuseds version against the evidence collected during the probe. The incident occurred around 9 p.m. near Bora Service on GS Road on October 26, leaving five people dead and one injured. The deceased were identified as Helena Bharali, her son Debarshi Ishan Kashyap, his wife Rinika, Helenas brother Bhudev Bharali and Narayan Das, reportedly a caretaker of Bhudev. Satyendra Pathak, the driver of the family, sustained injuries in the firing and was admitted to Gauhati Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) for treatment. Gogoi was arrested within an hour of the shooting. Police also recovered a .32-calibre pistol allegedly used in the crime. During the preliminary investigation, police examined a possible dispute surrounding the renewal of the lease agreement of Hotel Bilas Inn. Allegations of pending rent and electricity dues also emerged as investigators sought to establish the circumstances behind the deadly confrontation. In another development, Gogois wife was questioned by police at Paltan Bazar Police Station until midnight on November 1. During questioning, she reportedly spoke about conversations with her husband following the shooting. According to her account, Gogoi contacted her shortly after the incident and allegedly told her that several people had been putting pressure on him. He also reportedly cautioned her to remain careful and ensure the safety of their daughter. Police are examining these claims alongside other evidence to establish the sequence of events, the motive behind the shooting and whether anyone else was involved. The crime scene reconstruction is expected to be an important part of the investigation as police attempt to piece together the circumstances surrounding one of Guwahatis deadliest shooting incidents in recent times.
Telangana cybercrime losses fall to Rs 881 crore in 9 months
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Two dangers are increasingly testing families and communities: cybercrime, which exploits trust and technology, and drug addiction, which can erode health, dignity and hope. They may appear to belong to separate worldsthe screen and the streetbut both thrive where awareness is weak, support arrives late, and accountability is absent. Cyber fraud has become harder to recognise. A convincing call, message or link can trick people into sharing passwords, bank details or one-time codes. Older people, students and first-time digital users may be especially exposed, but no one is immune. The response cannot stop at warning people to be careful. Banks, telecom companies and digital platforms must make reporting simpler, act swiftly on suspicious accounts and help victims limit losses. Police cyber units need adequate staff, training and public-facing guidance so complaints are not lost in confusion or delay. Prevention begins at home and in schools. People should be taught not to share verification codes, to check a sender before clicking, and to report fraud promptly. But awareness campaigns must be practical and regularnot a poster seen once and forgotten. Victims also need reassurance. Shame and fear of blame can keep them silent, allowing offenders to target others. Drug addiction demands the same seriousness, but a different kind of response. It is not merely a law-and-order problem; it is a public-health and social challenge. Enforcement against those who traffic in drugs is essential, yet people struggling with addiction need timely treatment, counselling and a path back into education, work and community life. Treating every affected person as a criminal can drive the problem underground and make recovery harder. Families should be able to seek help without stigma. Schools, colleges, health centres and community organisations can identify warning signs early and direct people to qualified support. Treatment services must be accessible, confidential and sustained; a single intervention cannot substitute for follow-up care. At the same time, authorities must pursue those who profit from addiction, focusing on supply networks rather than simply displaying arrests as evidence of progress. Both crises expose the cost of delayed action. Cybercrime requires stronger safeguards and faster reporting; addiction requires prevention, treatment and firm action against traffickers. Neither can be managed by one department alone. Government agencies, educators, health professionals, families, technology providers and civil society must share responsibilityand measure success by whether people are safer and help is easier to reach. Kashmirs response must be compassionate without being complacent. Protecting people online and helping them recover from addiction are not separate tasks; they are part of the same duty to safeguard lives, livelihoods and the future.
The invisible hazard of home radon
Radon gas is a naturally occurring, colorless, odorless, and tasteless radioactive noble gas that serves as the leading environmental cause of cancer deaths and the second-leading cause of lung cancer worldwide after cigarette smoking. It can accumulate undetected in residential spaces, posing a severe and preventable threat to public health. A new observational cohort study published in Neuroepidemiology (2026) that followed close to 160,000 postmenopausal women from the Womens Health Initiative for an average of close to 18 years has identified a new association of home radon with brain cancer. Though the research about this association is in its infancy, there are other known harms of home radon.
SSP Anantnag reviews crime, security situation
Anantnag, Nov 1: Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Anantnag Amod Ashok Nagpure on Sunday chaired an operational and crime review meeting at the District Police Office (DPO), Anantnag, to assess the security situation and review progress in ongoing investigations. The meeting was attended by ASP North Camp Ashmuqam Rameez Raja, all SDPOs, SHOs and In-Charges of Police Posts. During the meeting, the SSP reviewed crime trends, investigation of registered cases, pendency and preventive policing measures. He directed officers to expedite investigations, strengthen supervisory oversight and ensure professional and result-oriented policing. Reiterating the district police's focus on tackling drug trafficking, Nagpure called for intensified action against drug traffickers, peddlers and habitual offenders. He stressed the need to identify drug supply networks and trace proceeds of drug trafficking, including properties allegedly acquired through illicit activities, for appropriate legal action. He also called for strengthening beat policing, taking preventive measures against anti-social elements and ensuring close coordination among officers. The SSP directed them to remain accountable and address public grievances promptly. He urged officers to maintain vigilance, strengthen field-level policing and work towards ensuring peace and security in the district.
Drishyam 3 OTT release update: When and where to watch Ajay Devgn and Tabus crime thriller online
Ajay Devgn returns as Vijay Salgaonkar in Drishyam 3, the latest instalment of the popular crime thriller franchise. After its theatrical release, the film has sparked curiosity among viewers waiting to discover how the story unfolds and when they can watch it from home. With new challenges facing Vijay and the investigation taking another turn, here's what to know about the film's expected digital release, cast and story.
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THE MEMBERS OF Parliament of the INDIA Janbandhan (Peoples Alliance) representing over 60% of the population of India and citizens assembled in New Delhi on October 31, 2026, affirming their firmest commitment to universal adult franchise as enshrined in Article 326 of the Constitution of India that is under the gravest threat by the actions of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC), Mr. Gyanesh Kumar, hereby resolve that he be impeached on the following charges: Charge I : The Chief Election Commissioner, Mr. Gyanesh Kumar, has overseen and participated in a devious and malevolent criminal conspiracy orchestrated by the BJP to steal National and State elections. He has willingly broken the rule of law by allowing them to access voter rolls, to delete and add voters at will and manipulate the outcome of the elections. He is guilty of operationalizing a premeditated attack on the electoral process that is the very foundation of Indias democracy. This is a criminal act and an act of treason against the nation and the Constitution of India. Charge II: The Chief Election Commissioner, Mr. Gyanesh Kumar, is directly responsible for a manipulated, truncated and destructive Special Intensive Revision of the Electoral Rolls. He has ensured the intentional deletion of 13.2 crore voters, depriving them of the fundamental right to vote guaranteed to them by the Constitution of India, in a manner that is partisan, opaque and flagrantly violative of natural justice. This is a criminal act and an act of treason against the nation and the Constitution of India. Charge III : The Chief Election Commissioner, Mr. Gyanesh Kumar, is guilty of illegally, without Parliamentary oversight or knowledge, having amended Form 6 of the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960, thereby entering into a criminal conspiracy to prevent the enrollment of first-time voters and stealing from them the fundamental right to vote guaranteed by the Constitution of India effectively negating their rights as citizens of India. This is an act of treason against the nation and the Constitution of India. Charge IV : The Chief Election Commissioner, Mr. Gyanesh Kumar, is guilty of illegally centralizing control over the electoral rolls in the ECI, through the malicious use of the ERONET/ECINET software, with the aim to delete voters and to prevent local EROs from adding legitimate voters. This is a criminal attempt to tamper with the process of free and fair elections upon which the democratic framework of India is founded. It is an act of treason against the nation and the Constitution of India. Charge V : The Chief Election Commissioner, Mr. Gyanesh Kumar, is guilty of having willfully violated the law along with seven associates in the Election Commission of India while deliberately and unlawfully excluding the other two Election Commissioners from decision making, prompting them to place no less than 14 objections on record. This is a clear infringement of the mandate of the Election Commission as laid down by the Constitution of India and an act of treason against the nation and the Constitution of India. Charge VI : The Chief Election Commissioner, Mr. Gyanesh Kumar, has breached his constitutional mandate to act in an independent capacity to ensure free and fair elections and uphold the Constitution of India. He has repeatedly attacked the opposition, denied it hearing, locked the Election Commission of India to prevent leaders from pleading their case and watched in silence as opposition leaders were illegally disqualified, prevented from fighting elections and brutally assaulted on the streets outside his office. In return for this shameful compliance with the ruling BJP, several of Mr. Gyanesh Kumars family members have received benefits and considerations including by way of plum postings and unprecedented opportunities for remuneration. By acting brazenly against his constitutional mandate at the behest of the Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi and Home Minister, Mr. Amit Shah, Mr. Gyanesh Kumar has betrayed the trust and faith of the Indian people. He has willfully undermined the rule of law and participated in a criminal conspiracy to manipulate and falsify the results of democratically held elections that are the bedrock of Indias democracy. These are acts of treason against the nation and the Constitution of India. In the light of the above facts, it is clear that lifelong legal protection provided to the Chief Election Commissioner Mr. Gyanesh Kumar by Prime Minister Narendra Modis government in December 2023, were intended as a cover for the criminal activities enacted by him against the nation and the Constitution of India and that he must be removed forthwith. The Members of Parliament of the INDIA Janbandhan representing over 60% of the population of India and citizens assembled in New Delhi on October 31, 2026, resolve that for this gross betrayal of the people of India the Chief Election Commissioner Mr. Gyanesh Kumar, must be tried for treason in a court of law in accordance with the legal framework of the Constitution of India.
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Cybercrime, drugs among J&Ks biggest challenges: IGP Kashmir
Srinagar, Oct 31: Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kashmir Sujit Kumar on Saturday identified cybercrime and the growing drug menace among the biggest challenges confronting Jammu and Kashmir, asserting that the police were prepared to tackle emerging threats while safeguarding national unity and security. Speaking to reporters at the historic Ghanta Ghar in Lal Chowk on the sidelines of Rashtriya Ekta Diwas celebrations, the IGP said the nature of challenges facing law enforcement agencies was evolving, with cybercrime and narcotics emerging as major areas of concern. Cybercrime is one of the biggest challenges, both today and in the coming days. Along with the drug menace, there are other activities directed against our country, and Jammu and Kashmir is looking at these challenges from a new perspective, Kumar said. He said the police would elaborate separately on the measures being undertaken to address these concerns, stressing that the occasion was dedicated to celebrating national unity and integrity. The Kashmir Police chiefs remarks came as security forces, police personnel, students and young people gathered at Lal Chowk to participate in National Unity Day celebrations marking the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. Describing Lal Chowk as a historic witness to the celebrations, Kumar said the gathering had provided an opportunity for people in Kashmir to join the nationwide observance of Rashtriya Ekta Diwas. Today, we celebrated Ekta Diwas at historic Lal Chowk. We witnessed the live broadcast of the Ekta Diwas parade from Kevadia in Gujarat, where the Prime Minister addressed the nation, he said. The IGP said Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, personnel from Jammu and Kashmir Police and Central Armed Police Forces, schoolchildren and Kashmiri youth participated in the programme and listened to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address. Referring to the Prime Minister's message, Kumar said the occasion had reinforced the responsibility of citizens and security agencies to protect the country's unity and integrity. The Prime Minister has given us the responsibility of safeguarding the unity and integrity of the country. Whatever challenges come before the police and security forces in the coming days, we are prepared to face them, he said. Asked specifically about the growing threat of cybercrime and the steps being taken to counter it, the IGP acknowledged the seriousness of the challenge but said a detailed discussion on the issue would be held separately. He also referred to the narcotics problem and activities threatening national security, indicating that the police were approaching these challenges with renewed focus. Kumar, however, emphasised that the immediate significance of the day lay in celebrating the country's unity and collective commitment to national integrity. Today is the day of national unity, the day of the country's togetherness. We should celebrate it. I extend my greetings to everyone on National Unity Day, he said.
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Former CJI Justice U.U. Lalit Visits KIIT, KISS Campuses
Former Chief Justice of India (CJI) Justice Uday Umesh Lalit on Saturday visited the campuses of KIIT and KISS universities: Reports
India Women's Kabaddi Team Scripts History With Gold In Commonwealth Championship Final
India, the home team, secured an emphatic 35-15 victory over Uganda in the final.
Bangladesh opposition leader warns against India corridor, seeks fair Ganges water pact: Reports
In the rally, the NCP leader also accused Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's government of seeking to facilitate an Indian transit corridor through the country
India or US, innovation is the only game in town for investors
Corporate India has enjoyed among the best profitability across major markets, giving it ample muscle to drive technological changes
'Just came to thank Didi': Dipke meets Mamata, says CJP won't join INDIA bloc rally
Indian womens cricket in a healthy state: Muzumdar
The head coach feels the next generation is ready to excel in the T20 format
Make Rahul Gandhi a mock PM: BJP slams INDIA bloc over mock Parliament
Rejecting Oppositions vote chori allegations, BJP MP Sambit Patra says SIR had been conducted 10 times during Congress rule and accused the party of double standards
LANXESS and BPCL partner to advance specialty lubricant solutions in India
The partnership leverages LANXESS' global lubricant additive expertise, formulation capabilities, and existing OEM relationships alongside BPCL's strong domestic market presence, base oil portfolio, manufacturing infrastructure, and extensive customer reach
India Crowned Commonwealth Kabaddi Champions
India secured the women's title at the inaugural Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship in Ahmedabad, defeating Uganda 35-15. Sakshi led India's scoring with nine raid points, contributing to India's dominant performance throughout the match and the tournament.
INDIA bloc rally: Over 4k cops, CAPF companies to be deployed
New Delhi: More than 4,000 police personnel, along with Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) companies, will be deployed in view of the INDIA bloc rally at Ramlila Maidan on Sunday, November 1, with the venue divided into 14 zones and over 200 CCTV cameras installed for surveillance, officials said. The police have made elaborate security Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Indias Existential Crisis: Why It Is Time For Society To Do A Life Review
Indias billionaire population in 2025 totalled 284 individuals, making the country third globally after the United States and China. According to Forbes India, the combined net worth of Indias billionaires was approximately $1 trillion. At the same time, the World Banks mid-2025 update found that, for the first time, Indias extreme poverty rate had fallen below the global average
India-linked Buddha relics to be enshrined in 108 chortens in Bhutan
The simultaneous raising of these stupas will mark the spiritual foundation of Gelephu Mindfulness City, envisioned as a spirituality-driven global economic hub; this is a test of national character, says King Jigme Wangchuk
PM Modi slams Oppn, says India must unite against forces dividing nation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday attacked the Opposition, saying it had turned into Avrodh Paksh (obstructive force) rather than Virodh Paksh (opposing group), underscoring that the country needs to stay united. He was addressing a gathering at the Parade Ground in Gujarat's Ekta Nagar on the occasion of Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, marking the 151st birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. It is our misfortune that the Opposition has turned into Avrodh Paksh, Modi said. In a veiled reference to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's foreign trips, Modi asked, Who is secretly meeting whom in foreign countries? Forces opposed to India are extending their support to whom? Who is speaking the language of India's enemies? He said the nation needs to stand united against such forces and alleged that the Opposition wants to divide the people of the country. Social media is being used as a weapon, rumours are being spread, and India's image is being tarnished, he said. I said
Beyond Cyclone Arnab: can India tackle the growing cost of natural disasters? | Insight India
Cyclone Arnab hit the coast of Andhra Pradesh this week. In preparation, authorities evacuated people, halted transportation services and alerted disaster response forces. This is just the first cyclone of the northeast monsoon season. As climate change threatens to bring increasingly intense cyclones and other natural disasters, will Indias current disaster management programme be able to handle the social and economic costs I?n this episode, Sonikka Loganathan speaks to Safi Ahsan Rizvi, former Adviser to the National Disaster Management Authority, about what goes into disaster management, the costs to the economy and vulnerable populations, and how India has improved its strategy since 1999.
INDIA bloc 'impeaches' CEC in mock Parliament, but what will it take to remove him for real?
Fugitive Arrested After 36 Years in Vadodara, Mumbai Crime Branch Achieves Major Breakthrough
A fugitive wanted for 36 years has been arrested in Vadodara, marking a significant success for Mumbais Crime Branch. Fugitive Arrested After 36 Years in Vadodara, Mumbai Crime Branch Achieves Major Breakthrough
The Chinese Curse, Indias Voter Rolls And Fixing Democracy
Were an electoral democracy, right? he said. When I nodded, he continued, And we need to keep the elections clean. The first thing we need is a clean list of voters? I nodded again. People are born, people die, people move, right? Nod yet again. And then there are people who enter the country illegally. We have some porous borders, right?
Dipke Meets Mamata, Says CJP Won't Join INDIA Bloc Rally, Backs Cause
Dipke said he had called on Banerjee to express gratitude for her support to the outfit's first protest at Jantar Mantar on the NEET paper leak issue and her backing when its leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka were arrested by the Delhi Police.
Former Mauritius President bats for closer India-Mauritius cooperation
Prithvirajsing Roopun recalls historical ties between India and Mauritius
F1 Return To India: BIC Revamp Needed
The Buddh International Circuit (BIC) recently hosted FIA-level racing for the first time in 13 years, sparking discussions about the potential return of Formula 1 to India. While drivers praised the circuit's current condition, organisers suggest 30-40% of the track needs revamping. The return hinges on confirmation from Formula 1 and FIA, alongside addressing financial and governmental support challenges, including tax rebates and significant hosting fees.
Chief Justice of India presents N.R. Madhava Menon award to Attorney General R. Venkataramani
The award function was organised jointly by the Bar Council of Kerala and the Bar Council of Kerala Advocates Academy for Continuing Legal Education Trust
Cybercrime, drug menace major challenges, will be tackled: IGP Kashmir
125 cases a day, thousands of documents: Judge Poonam Bamba on Indian courts
Murlikant Petkar: Indias First Paralympic Gold Medalist and War Hero
Murlikant Petkar overcame immense challenges to win Indias first Paralympic gold medal and served heroically in the 1965 war. Murlikant Petkar: Indias First Paralympic Gold Medalist and War Hero
Capital Market Grows In WB, Key To India's Economic Progress SEB
chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey speaks to media in Kolkata on Saturday: Reports
PM Modi says India shielded citizens amid global energy crisis
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Amid price rise, Indian govt doubles weekly wheat auction quantity
cap stays. Weekly auction allocation raised to 1.99 lakh tonnes; experts doubt impact as maximum purchase limit per bidder remains unchanged
