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'Vote chor, gaddi chhod': Congress to hold major rally at Delhis Ramlila Maidan all you need to know
The Congress is holding a major rally at Ramlila Maidan to protest alleged vote chori and issues with electoral rolls. Top leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge, will address the gathering. The party claims to have collected over five crore signatures nationwide, criticizing the Election Commission's neutrality and demanding electoral reforms.
Congress Power Tussle: Party MLA Claims Shivakumar To Replace Siddaramaiah As Ktaka CM On Jan 6
A Congress MLAs claim about a January 6 leadership change has reignited speculation over an ongoing power tussle in Karnataka.
E-challan fine recovery down in 2024, says govt
Retired IAF man held in Assam, 4 arrested in Arunachal for spying
Matters of personal liberty must get top priority in court: CJI
Heart disease leading cause of sudden deaths under 45: Study
GRAP 4 imposed as Delhi air worsens
Justice, jobs, dignity for terror-victims families top priority: LG
Hands over appointment letters to 39 NoKs of terror sufferers Srinagar, Dec 13: Reiterating his commitment to deliver justice, jobs and dignity to terror victim families, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday handed over appointment letters to 39 Next of Kins (NoKs) of terror victims from Kashmir Division, at Lok Bhavan here. LG [] The post Justice, jobs, dignity for terror-victims families top priority: LG appeared first on Northlines .
JK Govt seeks legal opinion on dissolution date of DDCs
Srinagar, Dec 13: In a significant development, the Jammu & Kashmir Government has sought a legal opinion to determine when the five-year term of District Development Councils (DDCs) began, a decision which will decide on the date of their dissolution. Authoritative sources told news agency that the Department of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj [] The post JK Govt seeks legal opinion on dissolution date of DDCs appeared first on Northlines .
Accessible Healthcare a Reality in J&K: LG
Srinagar, Dec 13: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday said that accessible, affordable and quality healthcare has become a reality in Jammu and Kashmir under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with the Union Territory witnessing transformative changes in medical education and public health over the past five years. Speaking at the valedictory ceremony [] The post Accessible Healthcare a Reality in J&K: LG appeared first on Northlines .
Army tightens winter vigil along LoC
Jammu Tawi:The Army has intensifies patrols in the higher reaches of the Jammu region to prevent infiltration and maintain constant vigil over sensitive areas along the Line of Control (LoC) even as there has been absence of heavy snowfall. Officials told news agency, that the Army has strengthened its presence along high ridges, dense forests, [] The post Army tightens winter vigil along LoC appeared first on Northlines .
New Delhi, Dec 13: Former IAS officer Raj Kumar Goyal will be sworn in as Chief Information Commissioner (CIC) by President Droupadi Murmu on Monday, officials said. A three-member panel headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi had recommended Goyals name, they said on Saturday. Goyal is a 1990-batch (retired) Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer of [] The post R K Goyal is the new CIC appeared first on Northlines .
Messi visit ends in chaos as angry stadium erupts
VIPs Surround Stars, Block View From Stands
No normalcy claim without reopening closed tourist spots: Omar
Srinagar, Dec 13:Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday said the Centre cannot claim normalcy in the Union Territory unless tourist destinations closed after the Pahalgam attack earlier this year are reopened. He also called for a review of the decision to shut several tourist spots following the incident. Speaking to reporters after [] The post No normalcy claim without reopening closed tourist spots: Omar appeared first on Northlines .
J&K records 34 SC, ST atrocity cases in 5-yrs
New Delhi:According to official data tabled in the Lok Sabha, a total of 34 cases were registered under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, in Jammu and Kashmir over the past five years. As per the figures shared by the Ministry of Law and Justice, 21 cases were registered in [] The post J&K records 34 SC, ST atrocity cases in 5-yrs appeared first on Northlines .
Proclamation issued against Qazigund doctor in Delhi blast case
Srinagar, Dec 13:A court in Srinagar has issued a proclamation notice against a doctor from south Kashmirs Qazigund area in connection with the Delhi blast case that claimed nearly a dozen lives and injured many others on November 10 near iconic Red Fort area. According to court order, a copy of which lies with news [] The post Proclamation issued against Qazigund doctor in Delhi blast case appeared first on Northlines .
200 suspected terror-OGWs detained in Kashmir
Srinagar, Dec 13: Jammu and Kashmir Police on Saturday detained around 200 suspected over-ground workers (OGWs) of terror outfits as part of a massive crackdown in the valley, officials said here. The police, along with other security forces, launched the operation against the OGW network in many areas of the Kashmir valley, including Srinagar city, [] The post 200 suspected terror-OGWs detained in Kashmir appeared first on Northlines .
Uttarakhand CM Dhami participates in 47th All India Public Relations Conference
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Saturday participated in the 47th All India Public Relations Conference-2025 held at Hotel Emerald Grand on Sahastradhara Road in Dehradun.
Messi chaos fallout: Bengal governor fumes over denied stadium entry, says not a rubber stamp
West Bengal governor C V Ananda Bose was denied entry to Salt Lake stadium after chaos erupted during a Lionel Messi event. He deemed the incident an affront to his constitutional office and sought an explanation, vowing to inspect the site to finalize his report. The Governor also demanded accountability for the mismanagement and police failures.
No Pak film made on Lyari because those behind violence still in power
The much-talked-about spy thriller Dhurandhar is set in the Lyari, the Karachi neighbourhood known for gang wars. Sociologist Nida Kirmani, who has studied marginalisation on both sides of the border and made a documentary on Lyari, speaks to Sneha Bhura about the reality of the area often dubbed as Karachis Wild West
AAP Carves Out Space In Kerala Politics:3 Women Candidates Win In Local Body Polls
The Aam Aadmi Party had fielded candidates in around 380 seats across the state, focusing on over 400 panchayats and four corporations
Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday congratulated Beena Kurian, Sini Antony and Smitha Luke on their victory in the Kerala local body elections, calling it a reflection of the growing trust of the people in the party's politics of honesty and public service.
Putins India visit should be followed up by serious work on building place
Russian President may be helpful in ensuring harmony among Asian nations By Dr Arun Mitra The visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin and the warm reception accorded to him once again underline that Jawaharlal Nehrus legacy of a trusted IndiaRussia friendship continues to endure. While todays Russian Federation is not the former Soviet Union, [] The post Putins India visit should be followed up by serious work on building place appeared first on Northlines .
Preventing stray dog ingress: Boon or Bane
By Sadaket Ali Malik The on-going debate around schools and their newly mandated role in stray dog monitoring has entered the centre stage of educational and administrative discourse in Jammu and Kashmir, following a series of sweeping directions issued by the Supreme Court of India in August 2025 and corresponding government orders that have reshaped [] The post Preventing stray dog ingress: Boon or Bane appeared first on Northlines .
No one can deny that modern warfare has changed drastically, giving a clear indication that countries which remain reluctant in adopting new strategies and techniques can be at serious risk, because wars are no longer fought merely with boots and bullets. The nature of conflict has evolved, demanding preparedness that goes far beyond conventional military [] The post India & Future Wars appeared first on Northlines .
J&K LG hands over govt job letters to 39 terror victim families
The Jammu and Kashmir administration has provided government jobs to 39 next of kin of terror victims, offering long-awaited rehabilitation and dignity. This initiative aims to support families who suffered immense hardship and emotional trauma after their loved ones were killed by terrorists, restoring their faith in the system.
'LDF Didn't Achieve Expected Results': Kerala CM's First Statement After Setback In Local Body Polls
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said the LDF did not achieve the expected results in the local body elections and promised corrective measures.
As MessiKolkata Visit Turns Messy, Event Becomes 'Political Football' For BJP & TMC Ahead Of Polls
Argentina's World Cup-winning captain was forced to leave the field early following widespread chaos at the Salt Lake Stadium on Saturday
The CBI opposed Rabri Devi's plea to transfer criminal cases, arguing it constitutes forum-shopping and aims to demean the judge. The agency stated that Special Judge Vishal Gogne acted within judicial procedures and that the application seeks to stall the trial. The court will hear the matter further on December 15, 2025.
CPI(M) leader Brinda Karat has urged President Murmu to intervene against the Uttar Pradesh government's move to withdraw charges in the 2015 Dadri mob lynching of Mohammad Akhlaq. Karat termed the governor's approval of the withdrawal a politically motivated attempt to subvert justice, questioning the governor's constitutional duty to uphold the rule of law.
Karnataka CM tussle: Congress MLA predicts DKS to take over as CM next month, reveals dates
Congress MLA H A Iqbal Hussain claimed D K Shivakumar will become Chief Minister on January 6, urging CM Siddaramaiah to step down. This follows a dinner meeting hosted by Shivakumar with over 30 legislators and ministers, fueling speculation about a leadership transition pact made after the 2023 election victory.
India Works Among the Longest Hours Globally, ILO Data Shows
Indias long-hour work culture now stands shoulder-to-shoulder with hard-grind economies like Bangladesh, Mongolia, and Iran, underscoring why the demand for boundaries between work and personal time is growing louder.
PM Not Always Wrong: Ex-Congress Leader Says Party Has Somewhere Lost Ground
Former Congress leader Ashwani Kumar said that of all the qualities of democratic leadership, the most important is magnanimity.
The BJP-led NDA achieved significant gains in Kerala's local body elections, securing a majority in the Thiruvananthapuram Corporation after 45 years of Left rule. The NDA also retained Palakkad municipality and wrested Thrippunithura Municipality from the Congress-led UDF, signaling a potential shift in the state's political landscape ahead of the assembly elections.
Heartening Mandate: Rahul Gandhi On UDF's Decisive Win In Kerala Civic Polls
The Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) has scripted a decisive win in the Kerala local body polls.
Beauty Of Democracy: Shashi Tharoor Lauds BJP's Historic Thiruvananthapuram Civic Polls Win
In the 101-member Thiruvananthapuram Corporation, the BJP secured 50 wards, while the LDF won 29, the UDF 19, and independent candidates claimed two.
Saffron Surge In Kerala Capital: Thiruvananthapuram Verdict Sets Tone For 2026 Poll Fight
The local body poll resultssaw the NDA capture power in the crucial civic agency for the first time
'Watershed Moment': PM Modi Praises BJP Workers After Thiruvananthapuram Civic Poll Victory
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called BJP-NDAs Thiruvananthapuram Corporation polls success a watershed moment in Keralas politics and thanked voters for their support.
Boomers stay late, Millennials burn out, GenZ set boundaries: Welcome to work life in 2025
Modern offices are a melting pot of Boomers, Millennials, and Gen Z, each with distinct communication styles and work philosophies. While generational differences create unique workplace dynamics, from email etiquette to work-life balance, collaboration and innovation thrive. HR professionals now navigate these diverse expectations, fostering an environment where all generations contribute effectively.
'Shame on you Mamata!' BJP tears into CM over Messi event mess; makes 3 demands
Chaos erupted at Salt Lake stadium during Lionel Messi's visit, sparking a sharp BJP attack on West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee. Opposition leader Suvendu Adhikari accused the state government of gross mismanagement and demanded Banerjee's resignation, citing fan disappointment and alleged exploitation. Banerjee has ordered a high-level inquiry into the incident.
Over 150 Detained as Police Intensify Action Against OGW Network in Kashmir
Srinagar, Dec 13: Jammu and Kashmir Police, along with other security agencies, on Saturday launched a major crackdown against the Over Ground Workers (OGWs) network of terrorists across the Kashmir Valley, detaining over 150 suspects, sources said. A senior official said more than 150 suspected individuals have been detained so far in Srinagar, while raids [] The post Over 150 Detained as Police Intensify Action Against OGW Network in Kashmir appeared first on Northlines .
'No PM does everything wrong': Ex-Congress leader praises party; calls it most effective opposition
Light Snowfall Forecast in Higher Reaches of Kashmir Till Dec 17: MeT
Srinagar, Dec 13: The Meteorological Department on Saturday forecast the possibility of very light snowfall at isolated places in the higher reaches of north and central Kashmir between December 13 and 17, even as minimum temperatures across the valley showed a slight rise due to overcast skies. Officials said Srinagar recorded a minimum temperature of [] The post Light Snowfall Forecast in Higher Reaches of Kashmir Till Dec 17: MeT appeared first on Northlines .
Disturbed And Shocked: Mamata Banerjee Apologises Over Chaos At Messis Kolkata Event
Chief Minister announced the formation of an enquiry committee to investigate the cause of the chaos.
Trouble For Gopi, Opportunity For Tharoor: What Kerala Local Body Results Really Reveal
The 2025 local body polls in Kerala are clearly a stark contrast of loud failures and subtle wins and smart politicking
The archaeology department's official survey of the stone pillar drew legal objections that the state was improperly generating new evidence while the matter was sub judice
Chaos erupted at Kolkata's Salt Lake Stadium during Lionel Messi's brief visit, with angry fans throwing projectiles after being unable to see the football icon due to mismanagement. The BJP criticized the Trinamool Congress for the otal embarrassment on an international stage, highlighting wasted fan efforts and zero planning for the highly anticipated event.
LG Sinha hands over job letters to terror victim families in Srinagar
Vows to end terror ecosystem in J&K; Sympathisers, supporters of terrorism to face harshest punishment Srinagar, Dec 13:Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday handed over appointment letters to family members of terror victims at Lok Bhavan Auditorium, Srinagar, reiterating the administrations commitment to provide justice, jobs and dignity to the affected families. Addressing [] The post LG Sinha hands over job letters to terror victim families in Srinagar appeared first on Northlines .
J&K Govt Sanctions Selection Grade for Seven Private Secretaries
Jammu, Dec 13: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has accorded sanction for the grant of Selection Grade (Non-Functional) to seven members of the Jammu and Kashmir Private Secretaries to Heads of Departments (Gazetted) Service, officials said. Check order copy here: Order Copy The post J&K Govt Sanctions Selection Grade for Seven Private Secretaries appeared first on Northlines .
PM Modi, Rahul Gandhi, Others Pay Tributes to Parliament Attack Martyrs
New Delhi, Dec 13: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday led the nation in paying tribute to the security personnel who laid down their lives in the 2001 Parliament terror attack, as leaders across party lines remembered their sacrifice at Parliament House. The Prime Minister, along with Vice President C P Radhakrishnan and other parliamentarians, [] The post PM Modi, Rahul Gandhi, Others Pay Tributes to Parliament Attack Martyrs appeared first on Northlines .
Indian Armed Forces Adapting to Evolving Warfare Environment: CDS Chauhan
Hyderabad, Dec 13: Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan on Saturday said the Indian Armed Forces are committed to adapting to a rapidly changing warfare environment and implementing reforms to remain operationally ready and relevant, as global conflict dynamics stand on the brink of a major transformation. Addressing the Combined Graduation Parade of [] The post Indian Armed Forces Adapting to Evolving Warfare Environment: CDS Chauhan appeared first on Northlines .
Wonder if MP HC aware of condonation delay law: SC
The Supreme Court expressed dismay over the Madhya Pradesh High Court condoning a four-year delay in an appeal by the state government. Justices J.B. Pardiwala and Prasanna B. Varale questioned the High Court's awareness of apex court rulings on delay condonation, setting aside the order and remanding the case for reconsideration.
Indian evacuations from Middle East: 5,945 citizens rescued in three years; 1,474 belonged to UP
Over 5,900 Indians were brought home from the Middle East in three years due to safety concerns, including Operation Ajay in Israel. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar confirmed 1,474 evacuees hailed from Uttar Pradesh. The government also repatriated mortal remains of 45 Indians from Kuwait. No fresh evacuations are currently anticipated.
SIT Files Chargesheet In Aland Vote Chori Case, Names Ex-Karnataka BJP MLA & Son Among Others
According to the chargesheet, money was allegedly paid by Subhash Guttedar to facilitate the removal of voters names using cyber centres
Is Seven-Time MP Pankaj Chaudhary The Answer To BJPs UP Chief Hunt? All Eyes On Polls Today
Chaudhary, who belongs to the Kurmi community, has long been a familiar and trusted figure in the Gorakhpur region and is said to be close to PM Modi
Congress MLA Claims Shivakumar Will Replace Siddaramaiah As CM After Winter Session, DKS Says
Speculation over Karnatakas leadership intensified after a Congress MLA claimed Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar would soon replace Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.
Election Results 2025Kerala Local Body Polls Live Updates: Elections were held for 6 corporations, 14 district panchayats, 87 municipalities, and 152 block panchayats.
'I Am Strongly Standing Behind You': Why PM Modi Said This To Uttar Pradesh BJP MPs
The Prime Minister advised the MPs to focus strongly on the ground, connect with people, and interact more with beneficiaries of government schemes
Can check airfares but deregulation must for growth: Naidu
'Real-Term Rise In Air Ticket Prices Negative'
AI Express eyes IndiGo pilots, its own aviators up in arms
Air India Express pilots are protesting the recruitment of new A320 captains, fearing reduced flying hours and pay. Around 100 pilots have written to management, questioning external hiring when internal utilization is low. They worry this will further impact their ability to meet contracted flying hours and affect their overall compensation.
This Hidma's bow & arrow shoots at straw targets
Month-Long Bastar Olympics Conclude Today
Rahul Gandhi asks for air pollution debate in Lok Sabha, govt agrees
Rahul Gandhi has demanded a Lok Sabha debate on the severe air pollution plaguing Indian cities, urging the government to present a concrete plan. Meanwhile, Delhi's air quality remains 'very poor' and is predicted to turn 'severe' by Sunday, with light winds failing to disperse pollutants. Moderate fog is also expected.
In terror acts, rights of accused subservient to national interest: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has ruled that individual liberty, while crucial, cannot override national security concerns in UAPA cases. Upholding this, the court denied bail to accused in the Jnaneshwari Express derailment case, emphasizing that barbaric acts endangering national integrity are not excusable, even after prolonged incarceration. The apex court stressed the need for expeditious trials in such grave matters.
Ahead of PM Modi's 3-nation tour, FTA with Oman gets Cabinet nod
Prime Minister Modi's upcoming visit to Oman is poised to forge a robust economic and strategic alliance, potentially including a free trade agreement and a joint defense partnership. India anticipates receiving spare parts for its retired Jaguar fleet from Oman.
Rs 12k cr for 2-phase census, will allow self-enumeration
India gears up for Census 2027 with a Rs 11,718 crore budget, marking the first digital enumeration and inclusion of a caste count. The two-phase exercise, starting April 2026, will utilize mobile apps for data collection. Reference date is March 1, 2027, with special provisions for snow-bound regions. This census aims to provide accurate population data for future development planning.
Higher education upgrade: Bill on single regulator gets nod
The Union Cabinet has approved the Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhikshan Bill, aiming to consolidate higher education regulation under a single authority, excluding medical and legal fields. This move seeks to simplify governance and enhance academic quality. Meanwhile, a parliamentary committee will question IndiGo, DGCA, and ministry officials regarding recent flight cancellations and pilot rest rule implementation.
No Cabinet mantri present, Rajya Sabha adjourned for 10 minutes
New window for coal linkage auctions to give push to reforms
India has launched CoalSETU, a new policy for long-term coal linkage auctions aimed at industrial use and exports. This dedicated window allows any domestic industrial buyer to bid, simplifying procedures and boosting the utilization of coal reserves. Fuel supply agreements can extend up to 15 years, with flexible use within group companies, potentially reducing imports and creating export opportunities.
Cabinet clears SHANTI bill to open nuclear power to pvt sector
The Union Cabinet has greenlit a bill to open India's nuclear power sector to private players, a move crucial for achieving 100 GW nuclear capacity by 2047. The SHANTI Bill proposes changes to civil liability laws, caps supplier liability, and allows up to 49% foreign direct investment. This aims to boost domestic energy production and meet net-zero targets.
Jaish terrorist held with M-5 rifle near IB in J&Ks Akhnoor
Alert BSF troops apprehended a Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorist near the Indo-Pak border in Akhnoor, Jammu and Kashmir. The operative, identified as Abdul Khalik from Rajouri, was found with an M-5 rifle and magazines. He had illegally migrated to Pakistan in 2021 and was handed over to local police for further investigation.
Teachers asked to report stray dogs, outrage in J&K
Jammu & Kashmir's education department has mandated teachers to report and manage stray dog populations, sparking outrage from political parties and teachers' unions. Critics deem the directives shocking and atrocious, arguing they undermine educators' dignity and professional roles. The orders, however, are reportedly based on Supreme Court guidelines amidst a surge in dog-bite incidents.
Rs 11,718 cr sanctioned, 30 lakh enumerators to be involved New Delhi, Dec 12: The Union Cabinet on Friday approved Rs 11,718 crore for conducting the 2027 Census, which for the first time will include caste enumeration. Information and Broadcasting Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said the Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, cleared the proposal [] The post Cabinet nod for Census 2027 appeared first on Northlines .
Cabinet nod to repeal 71 laws that outlived utility
New Delhi, Dec 12: The Union Cabinet on Friday cleared a Bill to repeal 71 laws which have outlived their utility in the statute books, officials said. Out of the 71 laws, 65 are amendments to principal Acts and six are principal laws. At least one law proposed to be repealed is of [] The post Cabinet nod to repeal 71 laws that outlived utility appeared first on Northlines .
Infiltrator nabbed with modified AK rifle at IB
Jammu Tawi, Dec 12 : The Border Security Force (BSF) foiled an alleged infiltration bid along the Indo-Pak border in Jammu district on Friday and arrested a suspected person with a modified AK-type rifle and ammunition, police officials said. The accused identified as Abdul Khalik was arrested over alleged suspicious movement near the [] The post Infiltrator nabbed with modified AK rifle at IB appeared first on Northlines .
Ensure 100 pc e-KYC for PMUY beneficiaries, says CS
Jammu Tawi, Dec 12:Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo today chaired a review meeting on the implementation of the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) and assessed the LPG stock availability in the Kashmir Valley for the forthcoming winter months. The Chief Secretary reviewed the performance under the first phase of PMUY and directed Deputy Commissioners to intensify [] The post Ensure 100 pc e-KYC for PMUY beneficiaries, says CS appeared first on Northlines .
White Knight Corps GOC reviews security scenario
Jammu, Dec 12: The General Officer Commanding (GOC) of White Knight Corps, Lieutenant General P K Mishra, on Friday visited the forward areas in Rajouri district to review the prevailing security environment and assess the operational preparedness of the troops, officials said. During his visit, Lt Gen Mishra encouraged all ranks to uphold the highest [] The post White Knight Corps GOC reviews security scenario appeared first on Northlines .
Disrupt terror funding, counter radicalisation: LG
Meets families of martyrs, hands over appointment letters to NOKs Srinagar, Dec 12:Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday met the families of the martyrs who lost their lives in the accidental blast in Nowgam here last month and handed over appointment letters to their next of kin on compassionate grounds. The gesture, LG Sinha said [] The post Disrupt terror funding, counter radicalisation: LG appeared first on Northlines .
Nation must set collective target to make Bharat powerful: Sinha
Describes General Zorawar Singh as brave warrior, Indias greatest commander Jammu Tawi, Dec 12:Describing General Zorawar Singh as brave warrior, Indias greatest commander and military strategist, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday said that the nation must set a collective target of making Bharat powerful. Paying tributes to Singh, on his Martyrdom Day the Lieutenant [] The post Nation must set collective target to make Bharat powerful: Sinha appeared first on Northlines .
Suspended TMC MLA Humayun Kabir Claims Mamata Govt Took Over Digha's Jagannath Temple
Humayun Kabir was suspended from TMC for laying the foundation stone for a mosque modelled on Ayodhyas Babri Masjid in Murshidabad.
Authorities must own every stage of projects: Road ministry issues tunnel safety guidelines
The road transport ministry has issued new guidelines emphasizing that authorities must take full responsibility for road tunnel projects, from inception to completion. These guidelines mandate weekly risk management meetings and a live risk register, ensuring accountability for mitigation measures.
Illegal and unjust: Chidambaram hits out at Karnataka ministers bulldozer call, takes swipe at UP
Goa CM Sawant should apologise over nightclub fire incident, says Kejriwal
It is a popular saying that people should learn from the past but it seems that people at helm in Jammu dont believe in this principle as they are least bothered about the probable fate of traffic signals installed in Jammu city. The generation of people in Jammu which still remembers things that used to [] The post Jammus Traffic Crisis Deepens appeared first on Northlines .
Navjot Kaur Sidhu Targets Bhagwant Mann, Alleges 'Land Grab' In Shivalik Belt In Letter To Governor
Navjot Kaur Sidhu wrote to Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria, accusing CM Bhagwant Mann of legalising alleged land grab in the prohibited Shivalik range.
Where is Europe placed in the emerging global geopolitics?
Both NATO and EU face existential crisis over Trump doctrine By Nitya Chakraborty For rich European nations, especially the troika Germany, France and Britain, the geopolitical situation that is unfolding in the year 2026 has enough elements of an existential crisis as a result of the announcement of the US policy on global security [] The post Where is Europe placed in the emerging global geopolitics? appeared first on Northlines .
Modernisation of Indian Defence forces is taking place rapidly
Simultaneous need is to properly look after welfare of veterans By Aritra Banerjee Walk into any conversation about veterans welfare today, and you can sense a quiet tension running beneath the surface. It is not anger or disappointment as much as a kind of fatigue. Veterans see reforms moving rapidly on paper. They hear [] The post Modernisation of Indian Defence forces is taking place rapidly appeared first on Northlines .
Time for British Prime Minister Keir Starmer to stand up to Donald Trump
Labour Govt must come out strongly against U.S. seizure of Venezuelan tanker By Ben Chacko LONDON: Everybody gets it except Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Labour MPs, including those traditionally on the right, are clear that the basis for Britains alliance with the USA is collapsing. The new US national security document itself dismissive [] The post Time for British Prime Minister Keir Starmer to stand up to Donald Trump appeared first on Northlines .
Bangladesh elections on February 12, 2026 matter a lot to India
Stable Govt in neighbouring country will ensure regional security By Nitya Chakraborty The announcement by the Bangladesh Election Commission on the holding of general elections in Bangladesh on February 12 next year is a major development in the evolving politics of South Asia, especially with respect to India. The EC statement was welcomed by [] The post Bangladesh elections on February 12, 2026 matter a lot to India appeared first on Northlines .
1 Cigarette Won't Change Anything: TMC MP's Pollution Dig Amid Smoking Row
TMC MP Saugata Roy was seen smoking a cigarette outside Parliament on Thursday, prompting a sharp exchange with Union Ministers.
