162-kg Iraqi man walks again after complex hip replacement at Delhi hospital
Centre approves Puducherrys 14,300-crore Budget for FY27
The President has also cleared the annual financial statement to be tabled in the Union Territorys Legislative Assembly
Amazon India signs MoU with Telangana govt to set up five Ashray centres in Hyderabad
With the addition of the upcoming five centres, Amazon will operate a total of 14 Ashray centres in the city
Kerala sets up expert panel to review and restructure KIIFB
The committee has been given three months to submit its report.
JPC members undertake 'One Nation One Election' study visit programme in Lucknow
The Joint Parliamentary Committee is studying the One Nation, One Election proposal in Lucknow. Officials and representatives are discussing the framework for simultaneous polls across India. Chairperson PP Chaudhary noted widespread support for the proposed governance reform. Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Anil Desai confirmed his participation in these consultations. The committee will finalize its report by July seventeenth for parliamentary review.
Trinamool MP Mahua Moitra urged Sonam Wangchuk to end his hunger strike. Wangchuk's fast against examination irregularities reached sixteen days. Eminent citizens also appealed for the protesters to end their fast. They expressed concern over the protesters' worsening health conditions. Activists question the government's lack of dialogue with protesters.
Arundhati Roy, Naseeruddin Shah & other eminent persons urge CJP protesters to end hunger strike
Eminent citizens urged protesters on hunger strike to end their fast. They expressed deep concern over the protesters' worsening health conditions. The group extended full support for the demand of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. The appeal came on the 24th day of the Cockroach Janta Party's protest. A march to Parliament is planned for July 20.
Ladakh to get autonomous hill councils in all seven districts
Social media platforms must follow SOPs on child abuse content: Government
Social media platforms must follow child abuse material reporting rules. Timely reporting and coordination with law enforcement are key duties. The government is examining Meta's response to Instagram ad concerns. Officials focus on platform compliance with material detection obligations. Lapses in procedures will invite action under applicable legal frameworks.
NMC plans ban on medical seat hike if buildings not yet complete
Medical colleges must have full infrastructure before seeking seat increases. Incomplete applications will be rejected without any chance for correction. A mandatory corpus fund will be fixed by the Medical Assessment and Rating Board. Institutions influencing the NMC face application rejection or suspension. These draft amendments are now open for public consultation.
ED: IBC norms misused for laundering in RCFL cases
The IBBI cancelled Chandra Prakash Jain's registration as a resolution professional. This action followed an ED probe into ten insolvency cases linked to Reliance Commercial Finance. The investigation revealed Jain allegedly ignored significant financial red flags and due diligence requirements. The IBBI stated the IBC framework was misused for tax avoidance and money laundering. Creditors received only Rs 30 lakh against admitted claims totaling Rs 1,433 crore.
Kharif acreage falls 16%, but ethanol effect boosts sugarcane
Overall kharif crop acreage has fallen sixteen percent as of last Friday. Sugarcane acreage, however, has increased despite water resource pressures. Pulses and cereals show the highest decline in sown area this season. Farmers continue to favor cash crops for better market prices. This trend supports government ethanol initiatives and reduces import bills.
Ram Mandir Trust invites CEO applications: Must be a 'practising Hindu, Ram bhakt'
The Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra trust is seeking applications for its first chief executive officer. This professional role aims to enhance the management of the Ayodhya Ram temple operations. The trust decided to appoint a CEO after recent allegations of donation theft by cash-counting agents. Applications are open for eligible Hindu candidates with extensive managerial experience. The new CEO will report to the trust's general secretary and oversee daily functions.
AAP launches signature drive to seek death for Ayodhya donation thieves
Arvind Kejriwal has initiated a nationwide signature campaign demanding capital punishment for those accused of theft. He launched the drive in Delhi, signing an open letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Kejriwal urged citizens to organize Hanuman Chalisa recitations and gather signatures for the letter. Delhi BJP functionary Praveen Kapoor stated the campaign aims to defame the Ram Mandir.
Citing former PM Manmohan Singh, BJP says Congress has habit of discrediting Election Commission
The BJP cited Manmohan Singh's remarks to accuse Congress of attacking institutions. Congress countered by referencing Quraishi's book to criticize Prime Minister Modi. The BJP alleged ministers targeted the poll body when the UPA was in power. Salman Khurshid was censured for promising an enhanced Muslim quota during a campaign. Singh viewed the EC as democracy's soul, while Modi sees it as a political tool.
Anti-graft bills not aimed at undercutting non-BJP governments, says ministry of home affairs
The home ministry has rejected opposition claims regarding anti-corruption bills. These proposed laws aim to remove arrested officials after thirty days in custody. Legislative membership remains intact, ensuring government stability is unaffected. The ministry asserts the mandate is protected by ensuring effective and trustworthy governance. Parliamentary committees are scrutinizing these proposed anti-corruption measures.
Supreme Court seeks Ram mandir fund probe status report in a week
The Supreme Court is now overseeing the Ayodhya Ram Mandir donation embezzlement probe. It has directed the UP government's Special Investigation Team to submit a status report. The court is considering multiple public interest litigations seeking independent investigations. The probe has already led to the arrest of eight individuals involved in suspicious activities. Further hearings on this matter are scheduled for July 20.
India launches UNSC campaign for 2028-29 term, Jaishankar unveils SHANTI vision
India officially launched its campaign for a United Nations Security Council seat. External affairs minister S Jaishankar highlighted the country's peacekeeping and development partnerships. India presented its SHANTI vision for global governance and cooperation among nations. The nation seeks support for its candidature amid a changing global landscape. India previously served eight terms as a non-permanent Security Council member.
Supreme Court quashes Guwahati high court order on 27 'foreigners'
The Supreme Court stressed fair procedures for declaring individuals foreign nationals. It found fault with tribunals and the Guwahati High Court's actions. Many orders were quashed as they lacked hearings for affected people. The court directed tribunals to provide fresh hearings and reconsider cases. This ensures lawful adjudication and protects constitutional rights for all.
Jammu and Kashmir: 18 Amarnath yatris injured in Ramban multi-vehicle collision
Eighteen pilgrims sustained injuries in a multi-vehicle collision involving several buses and a car. The accident occurred on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway in Ramban district early Monday. All injured pilgrims were promptly taken to the Ramban district hospital for treatment. They had sustained only minor injuries and were reported to be in stable condition. Police have initiated an investigation into the cause of the unfortunate pile-up.
Jammu and Kashmir: BJP slaps Rs 100 crore notice on Omar over MLA poaching charge
The BJP has issued a Rs 100-crore defamation notice to Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. This action follows Abdullah's allegations that a BJP functionary attempted to poach his party MLA. The notice demands an unconditional public apology from Abdullah within seven days. Abdullah dismissed the notice, viewing it as a sign of his political significance. He also warned of legal counter-notices against BJP functionaries for their past statements.
Democratic decentralisation: Government announces hill councils for all 7 Ladakh districts
Ladakh will establish hill development councils in all seven districts to strengthen grassroots governance. This move aims to decentralize power and improve administrative reach across the vast territory. Currently, only Leh and Kargil districts have these autonomous district councils. Discussions are ongoing for a unique UT-level legislative body with broad powers. A draft framework for this new arrangement will be prepared soon.
SIT probe ordered into murder of Congress leader's driver in Madhya Pradesh
The Supreme Court ordered a new investigation into a driver's murder. This driver worked for a Congress assembly election candidate in Madhya Pradesh. The deceased's wife alleged political influence compromised the initial police probe. A three-member SIT will now conduct this fresh and impartial investigation. The Madhya Pradesh DGP must constitute this SIT within two days.
Ram Mandir 'Donation Theft': SC seeks UP SIT report, notice to trust
The Supreme Court requested a status report on the Ram temple donation probe. A special investigation team is currently investigating alleged embezzlement of funds. The court also sought details regarding the composition of this investigative team. Public interest litigations have called for a CBI probe into financial irregularities. Petitioners seek preservation of all relevant financial and electronic records.
SC on Pocso Misuse: How can State Prevent Elopement of Girl & Boy?
The Supreme Court questioned the Pocso Act's use in consensual teenage relationships. Justices noted parents often file cases to protect family honor after elopements. The court considered adolescent experimentation and the definition of sexual assault. It reviewed a case involving a minor and a 25-year-old man. The bench emphasized practical directions for adolescent well-being and child protection.
Jammu and Kashmir: Court remands 3 arrested publishers in police custody
Three publishers were remanded to police custody for ten days in Jammu. This case involves books with separatist content supplied to government school libraries. Sub-committees selected titles, but two books were later flagged for objectionable material. Over one hundred copies of each book had already reached schools before withdrawal. An inquiry was ordered, and eight education officials were suspended.
Jammu & Kashmir administrtion seals Martyrs Graveyard; Omar, Mehbooba pay homage at party offices
Authorities restricted access to Srinagar's Martyrs' Graveyard on Monday. Political leaders paid homage at their respective party offices instead. Last year, Omar Abdullah bypassed barricades to reach the graveyard. The administration removed July 13 and December 5 from public holidays. This action followed the abrogation of Article 370 in January 2020.
BJP criticized Omar Abdullah for invoking Donald Trump regarding Jammu and Kashmir statehood. Abdullah sarcastically suggested approaching Trump for statehood after BJP remarks. He also responded to a false tweet attributed to President Trump. BJP stated Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India. They emphasized the central government's commitment to restoring statehood.
SC sets aside 'foreigner' tag on 27 people, orders fresh hearing
The Supreme Court set aside Gauhati High Court judgements on foreigner declarations. It stressed that determining citizenship must follow a fair and transparent legal process. The apex court allowed appeals from 27 individuals declared foreigners. It directed tribunals to reconsider these cases without coercive action. The government's interest in preventing misuse of citizenship cannot override justice principles.
Devendra Fadnavis overtakes Sharad Pawar as Maharashtras third longest-serving CM
Devendra Fadnavis has now served as Maharashtra's chief minister for 2,430 days. This duration surpasses Sharad Pawar's previous record of 2,412 days in the post. Fadnavis completed a full five-year term from 2014 to 2019. He became the state's second youngest chief minister at age 44. Vasantrao Naik remains the longest-serving chief minister in Maharashtra's history.
NCP faces internal unrest as Sunetra Pawar's election challenged
Unrest brews within the Nationalist Congress Party over leadership style and Parth Pawar's influence. A legal notice challenges Sunetra Pawar's election as national president, citing procedural irregularities. The notice demands fresh elections and declares Sunetra's appointment invalid. Party leaders accuse Parth Pawar of making unilateral decisions without consultation. Legal proceedings are threatened if demands are not met within fifteen days.
VCK's Thirumavalavan pitches DMK-TVK front against BJP
Thol Thirumavalavan urged DMK and TVK to unite against the BJP. He suggested a national front model similar to Kerala and West Bengal. The DMK rejected this proposal, citing political rivalry in Tamil Nadu. Thirumavalavan criticized the DMK's handling of allies and seat-sharing. He also expressed concern over the future of Dravidian politics and BJP's exploitation.
BJP sends Rs 100 crore legal notice to Omar Abdullah for poaching claims
The Bharatiya Janata Party has issued a 100 crore defamation notice to Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. Abdullah alleged that the BJP offered money and a ministerial post to an NC MLA. The BJP termed these allegations false and baseless, demanding an apology. Abdullah responded by calling the notice an honourable love letter from the BJP.
'We were critical...:Poland says it respected India's Russian Oil stand despite differences
Isro accomplishes 3 key qualification tests for crew module systems for Gaganyaan mission
Bodies of 15 Indians killed in Vietnam boat tragedy arrive in Mumbai
The bodies of fifteen Indian nationals killed in Vietnam's boat tragedy have arrived in Mumbai. Ten victims were from Tamil Nadu, three from Andhra Pradesh, and two from Kerala. One Indian national remains hospitalized in Phu Quoc after a medical procedure. The speedboat carrying thirty-two Indian tourists capsized near Phu Quoc Island on Friday. Vietnamese authorities have ordered an investigation into the incident and detained the operator.
Residents of Harij's decades-old Jhapatpara locality have alleged that its name has gradually been changed to Islampura in government documents amid demographic changes, prompting Hindu organisations to demand an inquiry and restoration of the original name.
'Will we just watch him succumb?' : Sonam Wangchuk's health worsens after 16 days of fast
Ladakh: Autonomous Hill Councils for all seven districts
'A dream and madness': AIUDF Chief Badruddin Ajmal slams Baba Ramdev's 'Hindu Rashtra' remarks
Supreme Court stays Madras High Court order banning cow slaughter in Tamil Nadu
The State further submitted that it had already taken the necessary steps to prevent the slaughter of animals in public places and had consistently maintained that any animal sacrifice would be permitted only in enclosed spaces away from public view.
AP begins replacing 117 gates at Dowleswaram Barrage
Polavaram Project will be completed as per schedule, says Chief Minsiter Naidu
SC exposed Telangana govts water rights lapse: Harish Rao
Hyderabad:Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader T Harish Rao on Monday, July 13, accused the Congress government of deliberately weakening Telanganas legal fight against the Godavari-Banakacherla project, alleging that the Supreme Courts recent observations had exposed the state governments negligence and lack of sincerity in protecting Telanganas water rights. Addressing a press conference in Sangareddy, the 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 .
UP prepares FY27 highway growth pipeline as Gadkari reviews mega road projects
Gadkari, Yogi review NH network; Focus shifts to FY27 Roads, ring roads and express connectivity
KTR open to Eatalas return to BRS, but KCR isnt: Sources
Hyderabad: As Telangana inches closer to its next Assembly elections, political realignments are beginning to take shape, with the latest buzz in political circles concerns Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Malkajgiri MP Eatala Rajender, who is said to be unhappy in the party and looking for a way out. More intriguingly, some believe he could make 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 .
Speaking to reporters, the women and child development minister clarified that the e-KYC process was mandatory to systematically weed out ineligible registrations, income-tax payers, and families of government employees, who are not covered under the scheme.
Army seeks to add organic pulses to troops diet
The Indian Army has requested organic pulses for its personnel, initiating a pilot program. Government cooperatives Nafed and NCCF will identify sources and manage the supply chain. This move aims to encourage farmers to produce organic pulses with assured demand. Organic pulses offer health benefits and require careful handling and certification. The pilot program will establish an institutional requirement for sustainable nutrition within the force.
When PM Manmohan Singh told then-CEC Quraishi, '... will commit suicide'
Argentina vs England match will be more than just football, because Messis team sings Por Malvinas
After they beat Switzerland, and after that ridiculous comeback against Egypt, the Argentina players did what they always do now when they win, they sang. Not the national anthem but they belted out La Cuarta Estrella, the song written specially for this World Cup, the one that reaches straight back to Maradona and forward to Messi and never once forgets to name the islands Argentina still calls the Malvinas
India, New Zealand Reaffirm Commitment to Stronger Parliamentary Cooperation
AMN A delegation led by Mark Patterson, New Zealands Minister for Rural Communities, today met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla at Parliament House in New Delhi. In a social media post, Mr Birla said that the meeting underscored the importance of strengthening parliamentary exchanges and further deepening the longstanding ties between India and New Zealand. []
India-Japan Defence Dialogue: Focus on tech innovation, industrial collaboration in Tokyo
Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh is in Tokyo to deepen defence cooperation
The investigations found that the PFI formed secret teams called Service Teams or Killer Squads to carry out killings of its perceived enemies and targets, the NIA had stated in its chargesheet.
A Delhi court convicted former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain and others for murder. The court found Hussain guilty of murder and rioting charges related to the 2020 riots. Nazim, Kashim, Anas, and Javed were also convicted for murder and other offenses. The court acquitted six other individuals accused in the case. Arguments on the quantum of sentence will be heard later.
BJP serves Omar 100-crore defamation notice; CM vows counter legal action
Dismissing the notice as a love letter, Abdullah said the NC would respond by also initiating legal action against BJP leaders over what he termed unfounded and slanderous allegations against his party over the past few months.
J&K pushes rooftop solar ahead of 2027 deadline
Officials said the residential programme has so far added 133.40 MW of rooftop solar capacity, while beneficiaries have received Central Financial Assistance of 291.38 crore.
Mangaluru is an AI-ready city, stop calling it tier-2: NTT Datas Deepak Satya
We should focus on building globally relevant teams and nurturing leaders in these centres, said Satya, India Head, NTT DATA
Evening news wrap: Strikes in Yemen, Iran; Mamata alleges EC bias & more
Strikes in Yemen and Iran have heightened regional tensions and caused casualties. Mamata Banerjee accused the Election Commission of favoring a rival Trinamool Congress faction. India is seeking better terms in US trade talks, though the government denies stalled negotiations. A Kerala man convicted in a double murder case showed no remorse in court. China's reported chipmaking breakthrough could reshape the global semiconductor race.
BJP's Satish Patel, Cong's Bhikhabhai Rabari file nomination papers for Gujarat's Manjalpur bypoll
Candidates from ruling BJP and opposition Congress filed nominations for the Manjalpur bypoll. The election follows the death of former BJP MLA Yogesh Patel. Congress candidate Bhikhabhai Rabari highlighted civic issues and alleged corruption. BJP nominee Satish Patel pledged to complete the late MLA's unfinished work. Voting is scheduled for July 30, with results on August 3.
IED blast in Nagaland: Assam Rifles personnel killed, four injured
Pannun has sought Qaumi Shaheed status for Jaswant Singh Khalra as pro-Khalistani groups use Diljit Dosanjhs Satluj to revive separatist propaganda in Punjab.
Mamata Banerjee asked the Election Commission to stop granting more time to the Ritabrata Banerjee faction. She alleged the poll body's silence gave the rebel group additional leeway. The rival faction claimed to be the real Trinamool Congress party. Mamata's camp argued its organizational committees remain valid until 2027. The Election Commission had previously set deadlines for both groups.
Sexual abuse case: Supreme Court orders notice to JDS leader Revanna
The Supreme Court issued notices to JDS MLA HD Revanna regarding a state government appeal. This appeal challenges the High Court's decision to discharge him from a specific charge. However, the High Court permitted investigators to probe sexual harassment allegations concerning domestic help. The Supreme Court questioned the High Court's modification of charges from one section to another. Revanna was previously arrested on abduction charges related to a rape victim.
Parties in Gyanvapi, Krishna Janmabhoomi, Sambhal mosque disputes reject SC's mediation push
Mediation efforts for major religious site disputes in Uttar Pradesh have stalled. Parties in Gyanvapi, Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi, and Sambhal cases prefer court adjudication. The Supreme Court's SAMADHAN SAMAROH initiative aims for amicable settlements through mediation. However, parties insist on legal grounds for resolving these sensitive religious matters. Court proceedings continue as parties await judicial decisions on these long-standing disputes.
Prashant Kishor files nomination for Bankipur bypoll, takes on BJP's Neeraj Kumar Sinha
Prashant Kishor formally entered the electoral fray for the Bankipur Assembly bypoll. He filed his nomination papers, seeking to win the BJP stronghold. The Jan Suraaj Party founder was accompanied by his wife for the event. The BJP fielded Neeraj Kumar Sinha against Kishor in this high-profile contest. Sinha replaced the original candidate who withdrew citing family reasons.
Governor suspends public service commission chief, seeks SC probe into his daughters' appointments
Karnataka Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot suspended KPSC chairman Shivashankrappa S. Sahukar. He faces allegations of abusing his office to appoint his two daughters. The Governor recommended a Supreme Court inquiry into the serious charges. Preliminary findings suggest manipulated income declarations for reservation benefits. This action ensures a fair and impartial investigation into the matter.
West Bengal announces Rs 5 lakh grant for 60 Rath Yatra committees
The West Bengal government will offer financial aid to sixty Rath Yatra committees. Each committee will receive five lakh rupees ahead of the festival. Service centers will also be established at seventy-five traditional fairs. These centers will provide essential assistance to visiting pilgrims. Similar facilities will be available along routes for the Shravan Mela.
Maharashtra has removed over 92 lakh beneficiaries from its flagship Ladki Bahin Yojana after a statewide verification drive exposed widespread eKYC failures and eligibility violations, a move that could save the state more than Rs 16,500 crore annually while raising fresh questions over the scheme's financial management.
Ayodhya Ram Mandir Trust opens applications for CEO post amid donation row, sets July 18 as deadline
The Ram Temple Trust is actively seeking a chief executive officer to oversee temple management. Interested candidates must submit their applications by July 18 for this key leadership position. This recruitment initiative unfolds under the Supreme Courts investigation into alleged misappropriation of donations. The appointed CEO will be responsible for daily operations and will be based in Ayodhya, with the selection process anticipated to wrap up in the coming month.
SC seeks HD Revanna's reply on Karnataka govt's plea against HC order dropping Section 354 charge
The Supreme Court will review a plea from Karnataka challenging a high court decision. This decision had previously quashed a charge against JD(S) leader H D Revanna. The charge involved outraging a woman's modesty under Section 354 of the IPC. The high court had upheld a sexual harassment charge under Section 354A instead. The matter has now been sent back to the trial court for further examination.
RSS expressing grief over Ayodhya fund embezzlement is like 'thief showing remorse': KC Venugopal
Congress leader K C Venugopal criticized the RSS over Ayodhya temple funds. He alleged the BJP exploits faith for financial and political gain. Venugopal demanded a Supreme Court-monitored investigation into the temple funds. He also accused the BJP of using intimidation and central agencies. The party will raise these issues forcefully in Parliament.
Honoured to receive BJP's 'love letter' in form of legal notice: Omar Abdullah
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah received a legal notice from the BJP. He views this as an honor and proof of his political influence. The BJP is threatening a defamation suit if allegations are not proven. Abdullah stated he expected a political response, not a legal one. He also indicated plans to send legal notices to BJP leaders for slanderous accusations.
BJP asks Rahul Gandhi to explain his whereabouts: 'Where did he go, who did he meet?'
Bengal's anti-goonda law comes into force: What it allows and why the oppn is worried
The Act empowers the BJP government with sweeping powers including preventive detention, property confiscation and the removal of suspected troublemakers from specific areas. The government says the law is aimed at tackling organised crime and anti-social activities, while the Opposition has criticised it as draconian and vulnerable to misuse. The government says the legislation is designed to strengthen public safety.
SC declines to hear Telanganas plea on Polavaram project
New Delhi:The Supreme Court on Monday, July 13, declined to hear a petition filed by the Telangana government relating to the Polavaram project, sharing of river waters and the Banakacherla scheme, citing defects in the plea. Justice Vikram Nath, who heard the matter, refused to issue notice to the Andhra Pradesh government or grant any 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 .
Three BJP candidates filed nomination papers for West Bengal Rajya Sabha bypolls. These elections are scheduled to take place on July 24. The candidates previously resigned from the TMC and the Upper House. They are now set to return to Parliament on BJP tickets. The BJP holds enough legislators to win all three vacant seats.
SC stays Madras HC order directing total ban on cow slaughter during Bakrid
A vacation bench comprising Justice GR Swaminathan and Justice V Lakshminarayanan passed the order while hearing a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking to prevent the slaughter of cows in places other than designated slaughterhouses. The question that calls for consideration in this PIL is whether cows and calves can be sacrificed in places not designated as slaughterhouses on the occasion of Bakrid? the bench observed.
BJP issues Rs 100 crore defamation notice to Omar Abdullah over 'MLA poaching' charges
The BJP has sent a legal notice to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. He alleged the BJP attempted to bribe National Conference legislators with cash. The party called these claims false, baseless, and defamatory. They demand a written retraction and public apology within seven days. Failure to comply will result in civil and criminal proceedings.
Badrinath donation theft case: Temple employee Pramod Nautiyal arrested
The action comes a day after the Uttarakhand government directed the chief executive officer of the Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee (BKTC) to initiate action against officials and employees found responsible for alleged financial irregularities, following an inquiry into payments made for the accommodation, food and other expenses of VIP guests at the Kedarnath establishment.
'Khaunga, khane doonga aur khilaunga': Congress slams PM Modi's anti-graft pitch
Congress has called Prime Minister Narendra Modi's promise a hoax. The party alleges a pattern of corruption and cover-ups under his leadership. Allegations include scams related to demonetization and electoral bonds. Further claims point to issues with the PM CARES Fund and specific government schemes. Opposition leaders also face accusations of corruption and family enrichment.
Ram Temple donation row: UP govt has taken action, says AP CM
Mumbai: Amid the criticism of the Bharatiya Janata Patry over the alleged embezzlement of donations at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Sunday, July 12, said the Uttar Pradesh government has taken action and is keen to address the issue. The Telugu Desam Party chief also described the 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 .
'Guilty will be punished': Uttarakhand BJP Chief Mahendra Bhatt on Badrinath Donation theft case
An investigation into alleged embezzlement of donations at Badrinath Dham Temple is underway. The BJP Uttarakhand President stated guilty parties will face strict action. The government is appreciating the uncovering of these financial irregularities. An inquiry found advance funds released from the temple corpus without approval. Action will be initiated against officials found responsible for the financial irregularities.
Vietnam boat tragedy: Mortal remains of 15 Indian tourists to be repatriated today
NTPC board clears 20,456.7 crore Lara Stage-III power project in Chhattisgarh
The project comprises two 800 MW units to help meet rising power demand
We are THE Trinamool Congress: LoP Ritabrata Banerjee asserts faction's authority
Ritabrata Banerjee's faction claims a court order validates their leadership of the TMC. This legal victory asserts their legitimacy to represent the party and use its symbol. The court order restricts rival elements from interfering with the party's official administration. Banerjee stated his faction's National Working Committee is the sole authority for party affairs. This development deepens the internal crisis within the Trinamool Congress party.
Lab availability fails to match rise in school numbers
Integrated science lab coverage in secondary schools fell to 54.6% in 2025-26. The number of schools with these labs increased by 10,000 over three years. However, the total number of secondary schools expanded at a faster rate. Government schools saw a slight increase, while aided and private schools experienced declines. State-level data reveals significant disparities in lab availability across India.
Why apex court's wading into Darbhanga's ponds
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case concerning alleged encroachment of three historic water bodies. Petitioners accuse the Bihar government of threatening these lakes through a beautification project. Locals argue the government's plan constitutes encroachment disguised as development. The case highlights a broader decline in Bihar's water bodies over decades. Experts emphasize the need for ecosystem preservation and community involvement.
Delivery agent barges into woman's Bengaluru flat, flashes her
A Bengaluru food vlogger reported a frightening incident involving a delivery agent. The agent allegedly forced his way into her washroom and exposed himself. Police arrested the 22-year-old delivery agent, Vijay Mallikarjun Kamat, following the complaint. Kamat claimed he only needed to use the washroom and denied exposing himself. Flipkart confirmed the termination of the delivery partner's engagement after the incident.
Liquor gangs go to war in 'dry' Bihar, 3 dead in 4 days
Three alleged liquor smugglers died in Samastipur district over four days. One incident involved the murder of Prabhat Choudhary and his associate Sunny Kumar. Another victim, Ishant Kumar, was kidnapped and murdered, his body later found buried. Police suspect financial disputes and prior working relationships led to these killings. Authorities are intensifying their crackdown on liquor smuggling networks in the region.
