Youth Congress writes to PM, EAM seeking safety assurance for Indian medical students in Iran
KKR drops Mustafizur Rahman: Politics erupts over Bangladesh player in IPL; opposition targets BCCI
Kolkata Knight Riders released Bangladeshi pacer Mustafizur Rahman from their IPL 2026 squad following a directive from the BCCI, triggering sharp political reactions amid concerns over attacks on Hindu minorities in Bangladesh.
Delhi riots: SC to deliver verdict on bail pleas of Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam, others on Jan 5
'People Of Malda Believe In Congress': TMC Rajya Sabha MP Mausam Noor After Joining INC
Mausam Noor, whose tenure as Rajya Sabha MP ends in April, is likely to contest the upcoming assembly polls in West Bengal from Malda.
AIMIM leader Imtiaz Jaleel warned he would cut off the hand of any individual who dares to touch Muslim women with ill intent, amid the hijab row involving Bihar CM Nitish Kumar. Addressing a rally in Jalna, he accused BJP and other secular parties of supporting goons while neglecting Muslims.
Pro-Business, Not Pro-Exploitation: Raghav Chadha Doubles Down On Gig Workers Rights
Raghav Chadha defends gig workers rights, challenging startup leaders like Amitabh Kant and Deepinder Goyal over pay and safety, while facing personal attacks from critics.
Tamil Nadu CM and DMK president MK Stalin launched the DMK Election Manifesto Portal 2026 in Chennai, inviting people from all sections of society to submit suggestions for the partys assembly election manifesto. MP Kanimozhi Karunanidhi said the initiative aims to create a peoples manifesto and highlighted the DMKs record of fulfilling its promises.
Buddhas Sacred Relics Part of Indias Civilisational Legacy, Says PM Modi
New Delhi, Jan 3: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said the wisdom and path shown by Bhagwan Buddha belong to all humanity and that his sacred relics are not merely artefacts but an integral part of Indias revered heritage and civilisation. Inaugurating the grand international exposition of the sacred Piprahwa Relics, discovered in 1898, [] The post Buddhas Sacred Relics Part of Indias Civilisational Legacy, Says PM Modi appeared first on Northlines .
The psychology behind fraud: Why people fall prey despite knowing better
IPL-2026: KKR release Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur amid SRK row
Kolkata, Jan 3: Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) on Saturday confirmed that Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur Rahman has been released from the squad ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 season. The franchise said the move was carried out following due process and consultations, as per instructions from the Board of Control for Cricket in India [] The post IPL-2026: KKR release Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur amid SRK row appeared first on Northlines .
Explosions Jolt Caracas, Trigger Power Outages Amid USVenezuela Tensions
Caracas [Venezuela], Jan 3: A series of loud explosions rocked Venezuelas capital Caracas early Saturday, triggering power outages in several neighbourhoods and sparking panic among residents, CNN reported. The first blast was heard around 1:50 am local time, followed by multiple explosions across different parts of the city. According to CNN, electricity supply was disrupted [] The post Explosions Jolt Caracas, Trigger Power Outages Amid USVenezuela Tensions appeared first on Northlines .
14 Naxalites Killed in Twin Encounters in Chhattisgarhs Bastar Region
Sukma/Bijapur, Jan 3: At least 14 Naxalites were killed in separate encounters with security forces in Chhattisgarhs Bastar region on Saturday, police said. Twelve Maoist cadres were gunned down in Sukma district, while two were eliminated in a parallel operation in the adjoining Bijapur district during the early hours. The operations were carried out by [] The post 14 Naxalites Killed in Twin Encounters in Chhattisgarhs Bastar Region appeared first on Northlines .
Man Arrested With Narcotics During Vehicle Check in Rajouris Sunderbani
Rajouri, Jan 3: Police on Saturday arrested a man and recovered a narcotic substance during a routine vehicle checking operation in the Sunderbani area of Rajouri district, officials said. The arrest was made during an early-morning naka checking by a police team from Police Station Sunderbani at the GV Police Naka near ITI College. A [] The post Man Arrested With Narcotics During Vehicle Check in Rajouris Sunderbani appeared first on Northlines .
Opinion | Opposition Mukt Bharat
This is what absolute power does. It strips leaders of humility and replaces it with contempt. It teaches them that questions are insults, that citizens are nuisances, and that lives can be brushed aside with a smirk and a slang word.When a minister can look at a tragedy where people... The post Opinion | Opposition Mukt Bharat appeared first on HW News English .
India tightens drug safety net, brings blood components under uniform standards
India has significantly enhanced patient safety by implementing uniform pharmacopoeial standards for blood components used in transfusions for the first time. This move, alongside stricter quality specifications for essential medicines like those for tuberculosis, diabetes, and cancer, aims to curb risks from unsafe blood products and substandard drugs nationwide.
One-time relief for pre-2021 foreign med students: NMC clears FMGE route, adds India internship
Indian students who began medical studies abroad before November 18, 2021, will be subject to older screening test rules, allowing them to practice in India via the FMGE. This exemption, however, mandates an additional year of internship in Indian hospitals for these students.
'Politicising Gig Economy Will Kill...': Amitabh Kant Labels AAP 'Job Killer', Makes Big Prediction
Kants comments followed Chadhas visit to a New Years Eve protest by delivery riders demanding better pay and working conditions.
'No Need To Provoke': Shashi Tharoor Backs Karnataka Govt's Demolition Drive In Bengaluru
The demolition drive sparked criticism within the party and backlash from the outside.
No Voting Needed: BJPShiv Sena Bag 66 Seats Uncontested In Maharashtra Civic Polls
Kalyan Dombivli Municipal Corporation in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), recorded the highest number of winners where 21 Mahayuti candidates have been elected.
Development won't be at cost of democracy: Cabinet secretary
Rajnath: Education sans dharma fuels anti-national acts
Two arrested for ripping off woman cop's uniform in Chhattisgarh
Who owns flood water on river in case of dispute between states? SC to examine
Telangana has challenged Andhra Pradesh's Polavaram-Banakacherla Link Project in the Supreme Court, arguing it unilaterally utilizes inter-state river water. Telangana claims AP's projects, disguised as flood water utilization, violate the Godavari Water Disputes Tribunal award and reduce its water share. The state seeks to halt AP's tendering and expansion works.
Karnataka HC: Third parties can challenge lok adalat awards if fraud is alleged
Karnataka HC ruled that a third party can challenge a Lok Adalat award via writ petition if fraud is proven by excluding a necessary party. Justice M Nagaprasanna quashed a civil court decree arising from a land partition compromise, stating that deliberate non-impleadment of claimants allows writ jurisdiction. The civil suit has been restored.
SC to courts: Impose timelines in probes only if there's delay
The Supreme Court has ruled that courts should generally avoid setting deadlines for investigations, as this infringes on the agency's autonomy. Timelines are only to be imposed reactively when there's clear evidence of unjustified delay or stagnation, ensuring a balance between prompt justice and the complexities of probes.
Rent authority has jurisdiction even if tenancy pact absent: Allahabad HC
Allahabad High Court ruled that rent authorities can hear eviction cases even without written agreements or tenant particulars. The court emphasized the Uttar Pradesh Tenancy Act's intent to prevent landlords from losing eviction rights due to documentation flaws. This decision allows for quicker resolution of tenancy disputes, even in unwritten arrangements, ensuring the law's objectives are met.
Now, Pakistan backs China's claim that it mediated during Op Sindoor
Pakistan has now endorsed China's claim of mediating the May 2025 India-Pakistan conflict, a move that raises eyebrows given India's stance. Islamabad's foreign office spokesperson stated Chinese leaders were in contact with both nations, contributing to de-escalation. This assertion contrasts with India's position that the conflict pause followed a request from Pakistan's DGMO, not third-party intervention.
Convicted for son's murder, Gujarat man kills self while on parole
A 50-year-old man convicted of beating his 10-year-old son to death died by suicide on parole. Damra Patel allegedly ingested poison at his native village, reportedly due to severe guilt and emotional distress over the crime. He had been released recently and remained withdrawn, avoiding interaction.
Dharamshala case: Girl was treated at 7 hospitals before she died, says SP
A professor and three students face charges after a 19-year-old student, who accused them of sexual harassment and ragging, died in hospital. Her father's complaint details alleged harassment and assault, leading to her depression and subsequent deteriorating health. The cause of death is under investigation, with authorities verifying all allegations.
ED arrests Gujarat IAS officer Rajendrakumar Patel in graft-linked laundering case
IAS officer Rajendrakumar Patel was arrested by the ED in connection with a bribery and money laundering case in Gujarat's Surendranagar district. The ED alleges Patel received 50% of bribe money for land use change approvals, with over Rs 10 crore amassed from 800 applications. He has been remanded to ED custody until January 7.
Deaths in Indore's water contamination tragedy could have been avoided if warnings from a BJP corporator two years ago were heeded. Corporator Kamal Waghela had repeatedly alerted the Indore Municipal Corporation about old, worn-out pipelines in Bhagirathpura, alleging officials delayed necessary replacements.
'False Narratives': RSS NoParamilitary Organisation Or 'Remote Control', Says Mohan Bhagwat
Bhagwat specifically cautioned against relying on digital platforms like Wikipedia, which he claimed often lack depth or accuracy regarding the Sanghs origins
Indore water contamination: 200 still hospitalised, 32 in ICUs; municipal commissioner removed
Madhya Pradesh government took action following a contaminated water tragedy in Indore, removing municipal commissioner Dilip Kumar Yadav and suspending additional commissioner Rohit Sisoniya. The move comes as the death toll from the outbreak rose to 10. An in-charge superintendent engineer was also removed, with new officials appointed.
Indore water deaths: Civic body officials, councillors lock horns over accountability
A deadly diarrhea outbreak in Indore, claiming 10 lives, has sparked a blame game between elected officials and Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) officers. Following the tragedy, the state government removed the IMC commissioner and suspended an additional commissioner amid allegations of ignored complaints and official apathy.
Uma Bharti: Indore water deaths a 'maha-paap'; govt must apologise
Former MP CM Uma Bharti has strongly condemned the contaminated water tragedy in Indore, which has claimed ten lives. She labelled the incident a maha-paap and criticized the state government and Indore mayor, demanding accountability and severe punishment for those responsible.
ED attaches assets of Bengal minister Chandranath Sinha in school jobs scam
Assets valued at approximately Rs 3.6 crore belonging to West Bengal minister Chandranath Sinha have been attached by the ED in connection with the school cash-for-jobs scam. The attached properties include homes, flats, land, and a market registered under Sinha, his wife, and son.
Nagpur parents go to work, chain 12-yr-old 'habitual thief' at home
A 12-year-old boy in Nagpur was rescued after being chained and locked by his parents for hours daily over two months due to alleged cellphone theft. The school dropout, showing injuries from restraints and signs of trauma, has been moved to a government home for children. Police are investigating the incident.
Bad neighbours don't get to tell India how to combat terror: EAM
India asserts its right to self-defense against terrorism without explanation, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stated. He emphasized that goodwill cannot coexist with hostility, citing the Indus Waters Treaty. Jaishankar also highlighted India's role as a supportive 'good neighbour' and its growing global influence through institutions like IIT Madras.
Govt directs X to remove all obscene, unlawful content
The Indian government has ordered social media platform X to immediately remove all obscene, sexually explicit, and unlawful content, particularly that generated by its AI app Grok. The Ministry of Electronics and IT issued a notice citing failure to comply with IT Act rules and demanding an action report within 72 hours, warning of legal consequences for non-compliance.
Abhishek Banerjee presents 3 'dead' voters at TMC rally; takes on EC, BJP
Trinamool Congress's Abhishek Banerjee launched the party's 2026 election campaign by highlighting alleged voter roll discrepancies. He presented individuals marked as deceased, accusing the Election Commission of targeting Bengalis and questioning the deletion of Bangladeshi names. Banerjee criticized the BJP for issuing notices to common people for SIR hearings, drawing parallels to demonetization.
340 dead in 2,356 JammuSrinagar Highway accidents in 2 years
SSP flags 2025 as challenging for NH-44 traffic Jammu Tawi, Jan 2:More than 340 people lost their lives in about 2,300 road accidents on the JammuSrinagar National Highway over the past two years, officials said on Friday. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Traffic, National Highway, Raja Adil Hamid Ganaie said, As many as 1,056 road [] The post 340 dead in 2,356 JammuSrinagar Highway accidents in 2 years appeared first on Northlines .
Weather to remain dry for 3 days; dense fog likely in Jammu
No major activity till Jan 15; weak Western Disturbance on Jan 56 Jammu Tawi, Jan 2:Jammu and Kashmir is likely to witness generally dry weather from January 3 to 5, with partly cloudy skies expected between January 7 and 15. According to the details, dense to very dense fog is likely at a few places [] The post Weather to remain dry for 3 days; dense fog likely in Jammu appeared first on Northlines .
Mukesh Singh appointed DGP Ladakh
Jammu Tawi, Jan 2:The Ministry of Home Affairs on Friday appointed senior IPS officer Mukesh Singh as the Director General of Police (DGP), Ladakh, with immediate effect. According to an order issued by the MHA, Mukesh Singh, an AGMUT cadre officer of the 1996 batch, has been posted as DGP, Ladakh on repatriation from Central [] The post Mukesh Singh appointed DGP Ladakh appeared first on Northlines .
Police acts against 10 for violating VPN ban order
Srinagar: Police have initiated security proceedings against ten people, and counselled five minors, in Jammu and Kashmirs Shopian district for not complying with orders prohibiting the use of virtual private network (VPN) in the Union territory for security reasons. Authorities in Shopian and Kulgam districts on Monday (Dec 29, 2025) had suspended the use of [] The post Police acts against 10 for violating VPN ban order appeared first on Northlines .
No electricity tariff hike this year: CM
Jammu Tawi: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday said there will be no general increase in electricity tariffs across Jammu and Kashmir in the current financial year. The Chief Minister made this announcement amid apprehensions over an additional 20 per cent charge on electricity consumption during morning and evening hours in the UT. For 2025-26, [] The post No electricity tariff hike this year: CM appeared first on Northlines .
No plans to change land acquisition policy: Centre
NEW DELHI: The government has no plans to change its land acquisition policy, Cabinet Secretary T V Somanathan has said after it emerged that the issue has been one of the major hurdles in the pendency of infrastructure projects in the country. In the over 3,300 projects worth Rs 85 lakh crore, 7,735 issues were [] The post No plans to change land acquisition policy: Centre appeared first on Northlines .
'Bengal Will Win Again': Abhishek Banerjee Launches TMC Poll Campaign, Rakes Up SIR At First Rally
Abhishek Banerjee targeted Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over the West Bengal SIR in his first election rally and said Mamata Banerjee may visit Delhi soon.
Abhishek following path shown by Rahul: Congress, Trinamool spar over credit for exposing vote chori
Trinamool's Abhishek Banerjee accused Congress and other parties of misunderstanding the vote chori issue, claiming it happens through electoral rolls, not EVMs. He stressed ground-level booth fights over social media campaigns. Congress leader Adhir Chowdhury sharply retorted, accusing Banerjee of copying Rahul Gandhi's agenda and questioning his anti-BJP silence.
Madhya Pradesh chief minister Mohan Yadav announced strict action against senior civic officials following a contaminated drinking water incident in Indore's Bhagirathpura, which affected over 1,400 people and led to confirmed deaths. Two officials were suspended, and the municipal commissioner was ordered to be removed due to negligence.
BJP Gears Up For Nationwide Campaign To Counter Congress On G-RAM-G Scheme Row
BJP president JP Nadda has convened a high-level virtual meeting on Saturday to outline a nationwide campaign on the G-RAM-G Bill to counter Congress's Save MGNREGA movement.
Maharashtra deputy CM Ajit Pawar defended the NCP's decision to field candidates with alleged criminal backgrounds, stating no one is guilty until proven. He cited allegations against himself in the irrigation scam to question premature labeling of guilt. Pawar also criticised the Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation's financial decline under BJP rule, promising a probe if NCP gains power.
Punjab's Aam Aadmi Clinics are boosting pregnancy care, with over 10,000 free ultrasounds and 20,000 monthly check-ups for expectant mothers. This initiative aims to improve early detection and monitoring, addressing concerns over maternal health indicators. The expanded services offer crucial tests and free scans, identifying thousands of high-risk pregnancies monthly and easing the burden on larger hospitals.
BJP mouthpiece prints Muslim League editorial: Mix-up amuses Kerala; sparks political chatter
In an embarrassing mix-up, Janmabhumi carried the editorial page of Chandrika, the daily run by the Indian Union Muslim League, in its KannurKasaragod regional edition, while all other pages of the newspaper remained unchanged. According to sources cited by local media, the incident occurred due to a technical lapse at the printing stage. Both Janmabhumi and Chandrika are reportedly printed at the same press, and the error affected only the Kannur and Kasaragod editions.
Not A Poll Integrity Certificate: Siddaramaiah Flags Misuse Of EC Survey After BJP's Ire
The Karnataka CM questioned reliability of the survey due to its limited sample size. The survey covered 5,100 respondents in Karnataka, a state with over 5.3 crore adult voters.
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah defended Rahul Gandhi, accusing media and BJP of misrepresenting an administrative survey to discredit voter list manipulation allegations. He stated the survey, conducted before Gandhi's claims, assessed voter awareness, not electoral integrity, and its small sample size makes its findings statistically indefensible.
Delhi: Court convicts 3 including MCD Engineer for demanding bribe for house construction
The Rouse Avenue court has recently convicted three people, including MCD's Junior Engineer, for allegedly demanding and accepting a bribe for allowing the construction of a house. It was alleged that the complainant was threatened if the demand was not fulfilled.
When Indira Gandhi Split Her Own Party And Rewrote The Future Of Congress
Indira Gandhi's decision in 1978 remains a textbook example of political resilience; a leader rebuilding both her party and her national relevance from the ashes of defeat
Congress MP Jothimani has voiced strong concerns, alleging that the Tamil Nadu unit is being hindered from performing election duties due to internal power struggles, potentially leading to its downfall. She warned of serious threats to Tamil Nadu from divisive forces, questioning the party's preparedness ahead of the Assembly polls and urging a commitment to its core principles and supporters.
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From wheat to milk: Uttar Pradeshs agriculture clocks record output, boosts farm incomes
Uttar Pradesh has achieved remarkable agricultural growth, becoming India's largest wheat producer and a leader in rice, sugarcane, and potato production. Government initiatives have boosted crop yields, farmer incomes, and diversified farming, leading to a significant increase in the state's agricultural growth rate.
Amid security concerns, J&K bans trekking, camping in some high-altitude areas
Srinagar, Jan 2: Authorities in Jammu and Kashmirs Anantnag district have prohibited trekking, camping, hiking, and all similar outdoor activities in the high-altitude areas of Margan Top, Chauhar Nag, and Sinthan Top with immediate effect. The move follows inputs from police and other security agencies regarding concerns in certain high-altitude and forested areas falling [] The post Amid security concerns, J&K bans trekking, camping in some high-altitude areas appeared first on Northlines .
Kailash Vijayvargiya later issued a clarification over his heated debate with a reporter and expressed regret for the language he used.
'Slept Like Kumbhkarna': Rahul Gandhi Slams MP Government Over Indore Water Contamination Deaths
Gandhis remark comes amid a water contamination crisis in Madhya Pradeshs Indore, which has so far claimed 10 lives and left over 1,400 people affected.
Congress at 140: Is the grand old party ready to make a comeback in 2026?
The Indian National Congress, now 140 years old, is at a critical juncture. Facing upcoming assembly elections, the party is recalibrating its campaign calls and alliances. Efforts are underway to rebuild credibility from the grassroots. The Congress is navigating complex political landscapes in states like Kerala, Assam, and Tamil Nadu.
ED arrests key operative in multi-crore digital arrest scam
New Delhi, Jan 2: The Enforcement Directorates (ED) Jalandhar Zonal Office announced on Friday that it recently conducted a search operation at the premises of one Arpit Rathore, who was subsequently arrested during the search in connection with a money laundering investigation related to the digital arrest case of SP Oswal. Officials stated that during [] The post ED arrests key operative in multi-crore digital arrest scam appeared first on Northlines .
J&K: Several houses gutted in fire in Kishtwars Dachhan
Jammu, Jan 2: Several houses were gutted in a fire that broke out early this morning in Dachhan area of Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir. A massive blaze broke out in Thechna village of the Dachhan area in which several houses were completely gutted, said officials. They said that the fire started in one [] The post J&K: Several houses gutted in fire in Kishtwars Dachhan appeared first on Northlines .
Centre Releases Draft Social Security Rules for Gig Workers
NEW DELHI, Jan 2: In a major relief for gig and platform workers who staged nationwide strikes on Christmas and New Year, the Ministry of Labour and Employment has released the draft Code on Social Security (Central) Rules, 2025, proposing social security coverage and mandatory registration for gig workers. The draft rules aim to extend [] The post Centre Releases Draft Social Security Rules for Gig Workers appeared first on Northlines .
A severe diarrhoea outbreak has struck Bhagirathpura in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Contaminated drinking water has caused at least 10 deaths and sickened over 1,400 residents. Officials identified a leakage in the main water pipeline near a police outpost, leading to sewage contamination. Residents are now fearful of the water supply, even from tankers.
Rahul Gandhi accused the Madhya Pradesh government of distributing poison after 10 deaths in Indore due to contaminated water. He criticized the double-engine government's negligence, stating clean water is a right, not a favor, and blamed the administration for the tragedy.
External affairs minister S Jaishankar stated India faces challenges from ad neighbours, implicitly referencing Pakistan, and asserted the nation's right to self-defense against persistent terrorism. He emphasized India's strategic autonomy, dismissing external mediation and highlighting that continued hostility undermines goodwill, impacting pacts like the Indus Waters Treaty.
LG Kavinder Declares Bollywood Film Dhurandhar Tax-Free in Ladakh
JAMMU, Jan 2: Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh Shri Kavinder Gupta has declared the Bollywood film Dhurandhar tax-free in the Union Territory, a move aimed at supporting the film industry and promoting Ladakh as a key filmmaking destination. Shot extensively in Ladakh, the film highlights the regions scenic landscapes and natural beauty. Officials said the decision [] The post LG Kavinder Declares Bollywood Film Dhurandhar Tax-Free in Ladakh appeared first on Northlines .
Centre Restores Rs 100 Cr Project Approval Powers to Ladakh LG
JAMMU, Jan 2: In a significant development, the Union Finance Ministry has restored financial powers to the Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh. The Ministry has delegated authority for appraisal and approval of projects up to Rs 100 crore to the Administrators and LGs of Ladakh, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Chandigarh, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman [] The post Centre Restores Rs 100 Cr Project Approval Powers to Ladakh LG appeared first on Northlines .
CDS Anil Chauhan Inaugurates Upgraded Runway at IAFs Car Nicobar Base
SRI VIJAYA PURAM, Jan 2: Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan on Friday inaugurated the resurfaced and upgraded runway at the Indian Air Forces Car Nicobar air base in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, significantly enhancing the IAFs operational capability in the eastern sector. The CDS arrived at Car Nicobar around 11.30 am [] The post CDS Anil Chauhan Inaugurates Upgraded Runway at IAFs Car Nicobar Base appeared first on Northlines .
J&K Govt Regularizes 13, Promotes 23 Accounts Officers as Chief Accounts Officers
JAMMU, Jan 2: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has ordered the regularisation of 13 Incharge Chief Accounts Officers and the promotion of 23 Junior Scale Accounts Officers as Chief Accounts Officers in the Finance Department. The orders were issued following the recommendations of the Departmental Promotion Committee and the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission, [] The post J&K Govt Regularizes 13, Promotes 23 Accounts Officers as Chief Accounts Officers appeared first on Northlines .
NIA Chargesheets Psychiatrist, Two Others in LeT-Linked Bengaluru Terror Plot
NEW DELHI, Jan 2: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has chargesheeted three accused, including a psychiatrist, in a 2023 Bengaluru terror conspiracy case linked to Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), officials said on Friday. In its second supplementary chargesheet filed before a Bengaluru court on Thursday, the NIA named Anees Fathima, Chan Pasha A and Nagaraj S [] The post NIA Chargesheets Psychiatrist, Two Others in LeT-Linked Bengaluru Terror Plot appeared first on Northlines .
J&K: Enquiry Ordered Against Kashmiri Cricketer Over Palestinian Logo On Helmet
JAMMU, Jan 2: Jammu and Kashmir Police have ordered a 14-day preliminary enquiry after a video circulated on social media showing a Kashmiri cricketer displaying a Palestinian logo on his helmet while playing cricket at the KC Door area of Muthi. The cricketer has been identified as Furqan Ul Haq, son of Tajamul Hussain Bhat, [] The post J&K: Enquiry Ordered Against Kashmiri Cricketer Over Palestinian Logo On Helmet appeared first on Northlines .
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Reality check: BJP cites Karnataka govt survey to slam Rahul Gandhi; ridicules vote chori charge
A Karnataka government study found most citizens believe elections are fair and EVMs deliver accurate results, countering Rahul Gandhi's 'vote chori' allegations. The survey, covering over 5,000 respondents, revealed strong public trust in the electoral process, with high agreement on free and fair elections and EVM reliability across all divisions, despite concerns about money's influence.
An Air India pilot was found to be under the influence of alcohol by Canadian authorities before operating flight AI186 from Vancouver to Delhi on December 23. The cockpit crew member was offloaded, causing a flight delay. Air India is cooperating with local authorities and has taken the pilot off flying duties pending an investigation.
Revanth Reddy Invokes Kasab To Target KCR; Says He Deserves 'Hanging' For River Water 'Injustice'
CM Reddy said that it would not be wrong even if his predecessor, K. Chandrashekhar Rao, and his nephew T. Harish Rao were hanged for the injustice caused in irrigation projects.
'Treacherous': Political, Spiritual Leaders Question Shah Rukh Khan Over Bangladeshi Player in KKR
Reactions to KKR signing Bangladeshi pacer Mustafizur Rahman have sharply diverged, with Shiv Sena (UBT), BJP leaders and Hindu spiritual figures condemning the move.
Toll on under expansion 2-lane highways to be halved, partially opened e-ways to be on par with NHs
Highway commuters will soon see toll charges halved during the expansion of two-lane to four-lane stretches. Additionally, user fees on partially opened expressways will be aligned with other National Highways. These measures aim to provide relief to users facing reduced road width during construction and high toll rates on expressways.
Hindu religious leaders and BJP figures have strongly criticized Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan. Their ire is directed at his IPL team, Kolkata Knight Riders, for selecting Bangladeshi cricketer Mustafizur Rahman. Congress has stepped in to defend Khan, labeling the criticism an attack on India's pluralism. The debate highlights differing views on nationalism and inclusion,
A life in defence of the unloved: Tale of Indias Snake Man
1st Vande Bharat sleeper to connect Guwahati to Howrah
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will soon inaugurate India's first Vande Bharat Sleeper train connecting Guwahati and Howrah. This advanced overnight service, designed for speeds up to 180 kmph, promises a significantly faster and more comfortable journey. The railway minister highlighted this as part of a broader development push for eastern and northeastern India, with more such trains planned.
Gold stripped from Sabarimala through organised op: SIT
A state-appointed SIT has alleged a planned operation to strip and divert gold from Sabarimala temple's sacred structures. Gold-plated copper sheets were removed for repairs in 2019, chemically stripped of gold in Chennai, and returned with fresh plating to conceal the loss. Temple officials, intermediaries, and private jewelers are implicated in this criminal breach of trust.
'Mandir-masjid' issues do not sway elections: Dilip Ghosh
Former Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh questioned the electoral impact of mandir-masjid politics and criticized ecent entrants to the state unit. Ghosh, who met Union minister Amit Shah, also expressed his desire to contest his home seat in the 2026 assembly polls and spoke of being sidelined.
