5.1-magnitude earthquake jolts Assam: Tremors felt in Morigaon; no immediate damage reported
An earthquake of magnitude 5.1 on the Richter Scale jolted Morigaon district in Assam early Monday morning. The tremor, with its epicentre at a depth of 50 km, was felt across central Assam. Authorities are monitoring the situation, with no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
Govt plans 7km tunnel on Kedarnath route; to reduce travel time, boost safety
A 7-km twin-tube tunnel is planned to connect Chaumasi to Sonprayag, improving connectivity and safety for Kedarnath pilgrims. This project aims to reduce travel time and provide an emergency escape route, complementing the upcoming Sonprayag-Kedarnath ropeway. The government is prioritizing detailed geological studies for the tunnel construction.
Man turns up for IAS training with fake UPSC result
A Bihar youth, duped by cybercriminals, arrived at the prestigious LBSNAA in Mussoorie for IAS training, only to be stopped at the gate. He had paid Rs 30,000 after receiving forged UPSC results and a fake selection letter. Police are investigating this elaborate scam targeting aspiring civil servants.
MP ignored CAG report on systemic lapses
Official audits for years warned of public health risks from contaminated drinking water in Madhya Pradesh, citing over 5.45 lakh water-borne disease cases in Bhopal and Indore between 2013-2018. Despite these alerts, systemic lapses in monitoring and testing by urban local bodies persisted, leading to faecal coliform detection in water supplies and potential health impacts for lakhs of residents.
Indore declares Bhagirathpura waterborne outbreak epidemic; calls in special teams to contain spread
Indore health officials declared a waterborne disease outbreak in Bhagirathpura an epidemic after 10 deaths. Specialized national and state teams are investigating the contamination source. Narmada water supply remains suspended, with residents instructed on borewell and tank chlorination. Clean water is being supplied via tankers, and affected patients receive free treatment.
NHAI flags 424 'telecom black spots', urges TRAI to step in
NHAI has identified 424 elecom black spots totaling 1,750 km on highways and expressways, urging TRAI to direct operators to improve mobile network coverage. This lack of connectivity hinders emergency communication and highway operations. NHAI also proposed free, proactive SMS alerts for accident-prone zones, including those with stray cattle, to enhance road user safety.
Govt releases 184 varieties of 25 crops to hike productivity
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan unveiled 184 new crop varieties, including 122 cereals and 22 Bt cotton, aimed at boosting productivity and climate resilience. These advancements, developed by ICAR, universities, and private firms, will be available to farmers within three years. Chouhan highlighted India's significant rice production, surpassing China, solidifying its global food supplier status.
With MGNREGA agitation, Cong eyes long-term drive
Congress plans a long-term sensitization campaign for MGNREGA workers, drawing inspiration from the farm laws stir. Unlike the farmer protests, the current agitation faces challenges mobilizing the poor working class for prolonged struggle. The party aims to educate workers about potential impacts of new policies, acknowledging the battle will be prolonged.
Confusion, queues, goof-ups mark 2 months of SIR in Bengal
Two months into Bengal's electoral roll revision, citizens face confusion and difficulties regaining their voting rights due to document discrepancies and unclear directives. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has criticized the unplanned, arbitrary process, highlighting instances of elderly and infirm voters being summoned for hearings, leading to widespread public outcry.
Day after police quizzed him in rape case, Class 10 boy found dead
A Class 10 student, investigated for rape of a pregnant minor, was found dead in a field in UP's Kaushambi district. The boy's family claims he was distressed after an FIR was filed against him. Police are investigating the circumstances of his death.
AAP sarpanch gunned down at Amritsar wedding
Will not entertain Pakistans objection over Hydel projects on Chenab, Indus: Centre
PMs clear message to Pakistan by keeping Indus Water Treaty in abeyance No person with unlawful background will be engaged, employment only to verified, law-abiding workers Raja Syed Rather Kishtwar, Jan 04 (KNO):Months after India put the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) in abeyance, Union Power Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Sunday said that no objection [] The post Will not entertain Pakistans objection over Hydel projects on Chenab, Indus: Centre appeared first on Northlines .
MHA orders major IAS transfers in AGMUT cadre
49 IAS, IPS Officers shifted; 7 moved out of J&K, 9 posted in UT Jammu Tawi, Jan 4: The Ministry of Home Affairs has ordered a major reshuffle of All India Services, transferring a total of 49 Indian Administrative Service and Indian Police Service officers across the country, including changes affecting the Union Territory of [] The post MHA orders major IAS transfers in AGMUT cadre appeared first on Northlines .
Dharamshala case accused denies ragging; also claims prof named in FIR is innocent
An accused student in a Himachal Pradesh college ragging and sexual harassment case, where a classmate died, denied all charges in a social media video. She claimed innocence for herself and two other accused students, asserting they were all classmates and belonged to the same Scheduled Caste community.
The Assassination Attempt on Sardar Patel in 1939
by P. Mohan Chandran They Didnt Teach you Law by itself wont do: its the application of law that is most crucial Denial of Passport due to criminal case clear violation, rules court By K Raveendran The Supreme Courts judgment affirming that the mere pendency of criminal cases does not disentitle a citizen [] The post The Assassination Attempt on Sardar Patel in 1939 appeared first on Northlines .
Change strategy on war footing
Isnt it strange that despite a number of steps taken by the government in recent times, the drug addiction in J&K has reportedly escalated sharply, with addiction levels nearly tripling over the past three and a half years? The figures about the addiction levels have been shared by none other than the Divisional Commissioner Kashmir [] The post Change strategy on war footing appeared first on Northlines .
GRP constable injured in accidental firing in J&Ks Kathua
A 47-year-old GRP constable, Dinesh Kumar, sustained a shoulder injury from an accidental discharge of his service weapon while on duty at Kathua railway station Saturday night. He has been admitted to the Government Medical College and Hospital in Jammu for treatment following the incident.
J&K assemblys budget session from February 2
Jammu and Kashmir's legislative assembly will convene on February 2nd in Jammu, with Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha delivering the inaugural address. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, also finance minister, is slated to present the budget for 2026-27 later in the session. This marks Sinha's third address and Abdullah's second budget presentation.
R-Day security: 8 booked for renting houses to unverified tenants in Jammu, Reasi
Police in Jammu and Reasi districts have booked multiple property owners for renting to unverified tenants, intensifying checks ahead of Republic Day. In Reasi's Katra, a group of unverified tenants from outside the state were found residing in jhuggis after a violent quarrel.
Def minister to commission Coast Guards 1st indigenously-built pollution control vessel
Canadian Hindu Chambers of Commerce keen to invest in UP's MSME, religious tourism sectors
After 20 Years, Raj Thackeray Steps Inside Shiv Sena Bhavan Following Alliance With Brother Uddhav
MNS chief Raj Thackeray entered the Shiv Sena Bhavan after 20 years as the two parties revealed their manifesto for the upcoming Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections.
Tejas @25: IAF chief stresses on need to adhere to delivery timelines
Watch: Youths 'bonnet navigation' goes viral; internet cheers 'new feature'
North India's dense winter fog has led to a viral video showcasing an ingenious solution for navigating zero visibility. A man perched on a car's bonnet guides the driver with hand signals, turning a perilous drive into an improvised navigation exercise. This creative approach, dubbed 'ADAS Level 4,' has amused netizens and highlighted the resourcefulness of Indian youth.
'Rectify the glitches, or ...': CM Mamata writes of CEC; urges to stop 'unplanned' Bengal SIR
EAM Jaishankar to visit France, Luxembourg to deepen strategic, bilateral engagements
External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar will be on a six-day official visit to France and Luxembourg, during which he will hold high-level meetings aimed at strengthening India's bilateral ties with both countries.
Anil Singh Dewal Appointed as Shiv Sena Chief, Jhotwara Block Jaipur
Jhotwara, Jaipur (Rajasthan) Anil Singh Dewal has been formally designated as the Shiv Sena Chief, Jhotwara Block, Jaipur, under the Shiv Sena (Shinde Faction). The appointment marks a decisive step toward strengthening the partys ideological presence and organisational expansion in Rajasthan. Upon receiving the responsibility, Anil Singh Dewal expressed his deep gratitude to the Honble [] The post Anil Singh Dewal Appointed as Shiv Sena Chief, Jhotwara Block Jaipur appeared first on World Hindu News .
NIA Chargesheets Two Main Shooters In Khalistani-Linked Neemrana Hotel Firing Case
New Delhi, Jan 4: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a chargesheet against two key shooters in the 2024 Neemrana hotel firing case, which is linked to Khalistani terrorist Arsh Dala, officials said on Sunday. The accused, identified as Puneet and Narinder Lalli, were chargesheeted before a court in Jaipur, Rajasthan, on Saturday under [] The post NIA Chargesheets Two Main Shooters In Khalistani-Linked Neemrana Hotel Firing Case appeared first on Northlines .
Why Jan 6 Matters In Karnataka: Devaraj Urs, Siddaramaiah And CM Power Struggle | Southern Slice
With the Congress divided over succession, Siddaramaiah turns to Urs legacy to strengthen his political base and counter growing organisational pressure from rival leaders.
BJP Mobilises Cadre Across Nation To Defend VB-G-RAM-G Bill As Opposition Targets Law
The BJP is set to roll out an extensive outreach programme in the coming days, including press conferences, street-corner meetings, and door-to-door interactions
Red Fort Blast: Accused Used Ghost SIMs To Coordinate With Pakistani Handlers
Srinagar/New Delhi, Jan 4: Investigations into the blast near Delhis Red Fort on November 10 last year have revealed that a white-collar terror module comprising highly educated doctors used a sophisticated network of ghost SIM cards and encrypted messaging applications to communicate with Pakistani handlers, officials said on Sunday. Officials said the findings of the [] The post Red Fort Blast: Accused Used Ghost SIMs To Coordinate With Pakistani Handlers appeared first on Northlines .
Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his condolence message on the passing of former PM Khaleda Zia. The BNP acknowledged Zia's contributions to India-Bangladesh relations. India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar represented the country at Zia's funeral.
BMC polls: Thackeray brothers unveil joint manifesto Vachan Nama; vow Mumbai mayor will be 'Marathi'
The white-collar terror module began to unravel on the intervening night of October 18-19, 2025, when posters of the banned Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) appeared on walls outside Srinagar city, warning of attacks on police and security forces in the Valley. A large cache of arms and ammunition, including 2,900 kg of ammonium nitrate, potassium nitrate and sulphur, was seized during the operation, officials said.
Priyanka Gandhi Appointed Chairperson Of Assam Screening Committee Ahead Of Assembly Polls
Alongside Assam, the Congress has also constituted Screening Committees for Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and West Bengal.
Industrial leaders meet Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath to discuss investment
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Hideout Busted, Arms Material Recovered In Baramulla Forest Operation
Baramulla, Jan 4: Security forces detected and destroyed a hideout during a joint search operation in the Suchliwaran forest area of North Kashmirs Baramulla district, recovering arms, ammunition and other material, officials said on Saturday. During the operation, Baramulla Police, in coordination with CRPF 53 Battalion, 46 Rashtriya Rifles and an Army Surveillance Team, recovered [] The post Hideout Busted, Arms Material Recovered In Baramulla Forest Operation appeared first on Northlines .
Dry Spell To Continue In Kashmir Till Jan 15; Fog Alert Issued For Jammu Plains
JAMMU, Jan 4: Weather across Kashmir is expected to remain largely dry over the next two days, with partly cloudy conditions likely to prevail till January 15, while authorities have issued a fog advisory for the Jammu division, warning of reduced visibility over the next three days. A weather official said January 4 and 5 [] The post Dry Spell To Continue In Kashmir Till Jan 15; Fog Alert Issued For Jammu Plains appeared first on Northlines .
Venezuela Top Court Appoints Delcy Rodriguez Acting President After Maduros Ouster
Caracas [Venezuela], Jan 4: Venezuelas Supreme Court on Saturday named Vice President Delcy Rodriguez as acting president after the removal of President Nicolas Maduro by the United States, a dramatic development that has deepened the countrys political crisis. The ruling, announced late Saturday night, said Maduro was in a material and temporary impossibility to exercise [] The post Venezuela Top Court Appoints Delcy Rodriguez Acting President After Maduros Ouster appeared first on Northlines .
A pivotal year beyond Earth: Scientific missions set to redefine space exploration in 2026
2026 marks a pivotal year for space exploration, with India's Gaganyaan and Samudrayaan missions, NASA's Artemis II lunar journey, and China's Chang'e-7 targeting the Moon's south pole. New telescopes like PLATO and Xuntian, alongside India's Aditya-L1 observing the Sun, promise groundbreaking discoveries, pushing humanity's reach further into the cosmos and oceans.
'Small But Important Win': AAP's Raghav Chadha Lauds Centre's Draft Rules For Gig Workers
AAP MP Raghav Chadha praised the Centre for draft Social Security Rules, 2025, granting gig workers legal recognition, protection, and benefits.
At a time when the Centre is pushing for restructuring the defence forces, the Indian Army has carried out one of the biggest ever transformations to meet modern warfare challenges as it has created a pool of over one lakh drone operatives across the force.
From tents to towers: Mumbai pilgrims are opting for highrise-Haj in Mina
Former actress Sana Khan is preparing for her fourth Haj, opting for a modern multi-storey tower in Mina instead of traditional tents. This shift reflects a growing trend among Indian pilgrims seeking enhanced amenities during the sacred journey. Saudi authorities have introduced these towers, offering a more comfortable experience, though some traditionalists express reservations.
Jammu & Kashmir govt ropes in mosque imams to curb rising cases of heroin abuse
J&K government convened a workshop with over 100 mosque imams to combat rising heroin addiction. Religious leaders were urged to destigmatize patients and raise awareness about substance abuse's harmful impacts. This initiative is part of a three-stage strategy focusing on awareness, identification, and rehabilitation to address the growing drug menace in the region.
Anti-terror op in Doda after VDG member notices suspected movement
Driven by renewable sources, Indias installed energy capacity rises by nearly 36% over 5 years
EU carbon tax to hurt developing countries with extra costs: CSE
The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) warns that the EU's new carbon border tax will shift decarbonisation costs onto developing nations like India. This measure, set to generate significant revenue for the EU, imposes tariffs on emission-intensive goods, potentially impacting India's steel and aluminium exports by around 25% and creating trade disadvantages.
Who is inviting Rahul abroad so often, even Cong govts don't: BJP
The BJP has sharply criticized Rahul Gandhi, labeling him India's most foreign travelled Leader of Opposition. Party spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi questioned who is frequently inviting Gandhi abroad to engage with anti-India forces and shape his domestic criticism.
Chop off his tongue: Slur on Bihar women sparks outrage
New Buddhist outfit stakes claim to being part of Ladakh talks
Ahead of ECINet launch, EC asks citizens to test its trial version
81-year-old loses over 7 crore to 'digital arrest' scam in Hyderabad
Key Hindu candidate barred from contesting Bangladesh polls
A key Hindu candidate, Gobindadeb Pramanik, had his nomination rejected for the Gopalganj-3 seat in Bangladesh polls due to alleged invalid signatures. Pramanik, general secretary of Bangladesh Jatiya Hindu Mahajote, claims political intimidation led to the rejection, despite having the required 1% voter support. He plans to appeal the decision.
One hand bag rule vital amid power bank fire fears: Experts
India has prohibited charging power banks inflight and using them with in-seat power systems due to the risk of lithium batteries catching fire. Power banks and batteries are now only permitted in hand luggage, not overhead bins, following DGCA directives to enhance flight safety. Airlines must report all lithium battery-related incidents to the DGCA.
Despite backlash on use of Punjabi music, Babbulicious remains unfazed
A Punjabi pop song by Toronto-based artist Babbulicious became the unlikely soundtrack to New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's inauguration, creating a viral moment celebrating diasporic culture. The artist, Babbu Singh, expressed his surreal experience seeing US Senator Bernie Sanders vibing to the track, highlighting the growing mainstream acceptance of Punjabi music.
Uttar Pradesh gangster 'under threat' posts live videos
Gangster Haji Firoz Khan staged a dramatic protest, chaining himself and rigging a noose at his home, claiming an immediate threat from Uttar Pradesh police. He posted live videos, which police dismissed as heatrics to obstruct their work.
5-year-old abducted, gangraped & thrown off building dies, 2 held
A horrific incident unfolded in Bulandshahr where a five-year-old girl was allegedly abducted and sexually assaulted by two men. The perpetrators, reportedly intoxicated, then threw the child from a third-floor building to stage an accident. However, crucial evidence, including the girl's slippers found in their room, led to their swift arrest after a brief police encounter.
Rajasthan ATS detains cleric for anti-national activities
Rajasthan's Anti-Terrorism Squad detained a 45-year-old cleric from Uttar Pradesh in Jaisalmer's Kuriyaberi village, near the India-Pakistan border. The detention, based on intelligence, is for suspected anti-national activities. The suspect has been transported to Jaipur for further interrogation by security agencies.
Vague claims against in-laws insufficient for prosecution: Karnataka HC
Being on waitlist does not guarantee hiring, says Allahabad high court
The Allahabad High Court ruled that waitlisted candidates do not have an absolute right to appointment, and waitlists cannot exist indefinitely. This decision came after a petition by candidates who were initially not selected for assistant teacher posts. The court emphasized that selection processes must conclude within a reasonable timeframe.
Rajasthan redraws Barmer-Balotra borders, triggers political row
Rajasthan government controversially redrew Barmer and Balotra district boundaries just before census freeze, shifting thousands of voters. The move, impacting over 2.5 lakh voters, has sparked political accusations of manipulation for electoral gains and delimitation calculations.
518 Reds killed in encounters in Chhattisgarh in past 2 years
Security forces have eliminated 14 Maoists in Bastar, including key figures like Sachin Mangtu, in separate operations in Bijapur and Sukma. This significant crackdown, following intelligence on armed cadres, has led to the recovery of a large weapons cache. Officials claim commanders involved in a recent ASP's killing are now neutralized, significantly weakening rebel presence in the region.
Top Red Devas surrender signals near end of Maoist era in Bastar; 14 killed as wipeout target looms
Following the encounter of top Maoist Madvi Hidma, his close confidant Barse Deva surrendered with 40 rebels in Telangana, marking the apparent wipeout of the feared PLGA battalion number 1. Deva, a Koya tribal from the same village as Hidma, was involved in numerous deadly ambushes, including the Jhiram Ghati attack.
Nitin Nabin likely to be BJP chief before Budget session
Nitin Nabin is poised to become the BJP's new national president, with elections anticipated post-January 14. This move signals a potential generational change within the party, as Nabin, aged 45, is expected to lead a revamped team of office-bearers. The organizational overhaul will likely follow his formal election, preceding the budget session.
'MGNREGA bachao': Congress to challenge G RAM G in court; 45-day nationwide protest
Congress has launched a 45-day nationwide protest, the 'MGNREGA bachao sangram,' starting January 8, demanding the restoration of the job guarantee scheme. The party plans to challenge the new VB-GRAMG law in court, alleging it violates constitutional provisions by shifting financial burdens to states and undermining panchayat autonomy. This agitation aims to force the government to reinstate the scheme.
In country's cleanest city, wary of illness, people now pause before drinking water
MP pollution board probe found toxic water across Indore
A recent Union government assessment revealed significant disparities in potable water availability across rural Madhya Pradesh, with some districts reporting zero availability while others claimed 100%. The survey also highlighted operational issues like irregular supply and non-functional taps. Previous investigations in Indore had already indicated widespread groundwater contamination from sewage, rendering many sources unfit for consumption.
BJP and Congress clash over Indore tragedy, oppn netas detained
Political clashes erupted in Indore's Bhagirathpura as BJP and Congress workers confronted each other over contaminated water deaths. Police intervened, detaining Congress leaders and workers who were attempting to meet affected families. The incident highlights escalating tensions amidst a growing death toll from diarrhoea.
Sewage contamination of drinking water has led to a public health scare in Gandhinagar and Bengaluru, mirroring a crisis in Indore. Gandhinagar reports 70 active typhoid cases due to leaks in the water supply network, while Bengaluru residents in Lingarajapuram have experienced gastrointestinal illnesses from contaminated water. Officials are working to identify and repair the breaches.
Pakistans security establishment controls PoJK: UKPNP
Political repression, denial of democratic rights and deepening economic deprivation continue to define life in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), according to the Chairman of the United Kashmir Peoples National Party (UKPNP), Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri, who has strongly criticised Pakistans governance model in the region. Sham of Self-Governance In an exclusive interview with ANI, [] The post Pakistans security establishment controls PoJK: UKPNP appeared first on Northlines .
JK Assembly budget session from Feb 02
Sinha to address House on first day; CM to present 2nd budget of UT; Session likely to be held in 2-parts Jammu Tawi, Jan 03:Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has summoned the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly to convene for its upcoming budget session beginning February 02, 2026. The summon was issued by the LG in exercise [] The post JK Assembly budget session from Feb 02 appeared first on Northlines .
Budget session 202627: Each MLA can submit 20 questions, 4 resolutions and two bills
Jammu Tawi, Jan 03: Each MLA can submit twenty questions, four resolutions, and two bills for the upcoming Budget Session of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly beginning February 02, 2026. As per a bulletin issued by the Legislative Assembly Secretariat each MLA may send notices of not more than ten starred and ten unstarred questions [] The post Budget session 202627: Each MLA can submit 20 questions, 4 resolutions and two bills appeared first on Northlines .
Hijab row to PG push: Mangaluru student's trek back to classroom
A student who left her undergraduate studies due to the 2022 hijab row has successfully completed her postgraduate degree in medical physics with a CGPA over 8. Gousiya, who took a year-long break, is now interning at a cancer institute and aims to become a radiation safety officer, demonstrating resilience and academic achievement.
DMs Advisory for courier, parcel services on Psychotropic substances
Jammu Tawi: In exercise of the powers conferred under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita-2023 (BNSS) read with the relevant provisions of the NDPS Act, 1985, Dr. Rakesh Minhas, District Magistrate Jammu has ordered that no courier company, parcel service, or logistics operator functioning within the district Jammu shall accept, book or transport [] The post DMs Advisory for courier, parcel services on Psychotropic substances appeared first on Northlines .
J&K proposes incentives for revival of sick industries, stock exchange listing
Jammu Tawi, Jan 03:The Jammu & Kashmir Government has unveiled a draft amendment to its industrial policy 202130, proposing a slew of incentives aimed at transforming the Union Territorys industrial landscape. The Industries and Commerce Department has placed the proposed incentives in the public domain to seek suggestions from various stakeholders. According to the proposed [] The post J&K proposes incentives for revival of sick industries, stock exchange listing appeared first on Northlines .
Fare Hike Confusion: Govt denies revision, commuters end up paying more
Transporters Say Fares To Rise From Jan-5 Across J&K Srinagar, Jan 03:Even as the government maintains that no official order has been issued regarding a hike in passenger fares, transporters across several parts of Kashmir have already increased the rates, leading to confusion and resentment among commuters. According to the details available with the news [] The post Fare Hike Confusion: Govt denies revision, commuters end up paying more appeared first on Northlines .
LG Kavinder launches Ladakh Sports Policy
Says Sports Policy includes 4% Job Reservation, scholarships, awards, cash incentives, promotions for outstanding sportspersons of Ladakh Leh, Jan 3: The Honble Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Shri Kavinder Gupta, today formally launched the Ladakh Sports Policy in the presence of Chief Secretary Ashish Kundra, marking a significant milestone in strengthening the sports ecosystem of the [] The post LG Kavinder launches Ladakh Sports Policy appeared first on Northlines .
311 Drug peddlers held, Heroin worth Rs 60 Cr seized in 2025
Jammu Tawi, Jan 3: Police in Jammu arrested 311 drug peddlers, including 35 women, and seized heroin worth over Rs 60 crore as part of its relentless crackdown on narcotics during 2025, an official said on Saturday. In addition, 11 hardcore drug peddlers were detained under the stringent Prevention of Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs [] The post 311 Drug peddlers held, Heroin worth Rs 60 Cr seized in 2025 appeared first on Northlines .
JK surpasses national averages in Maternal & Child Health indicators
Jammu Tawi: From safer childbirths to healthier childhoods, Jammu & Kashmir is scripting a quiet healthcare success story, with sustained reforms translating into measurable improvements in maternal, infant and child health indicators across the Union Territory. Jammu & Kashmir is witnessing tangible progress in maternal and child health, positioning J&K among the better-performing regions in [] The post JK surpasses national averages in Maternal & Child Health indicators appeared first on Northlines .
447 recruits inducted into BSF at Passing Out Parade
Jammu Tawi, Jan 3: A total of 447 recruits were inducted into the Border Security Force (BSF) during a Passing Out Parade held at the Subsidiary Training Centre (STC), BSF, Kashmir, on the outskirts of the city in Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday. A BSF spokesperson said the Passing Out Parade and Attestation Ceremony marked [] The post 447 recruits inducted into BSF at Passing Out Parade appeared first on Northlines .
Construction Work on Vital Bridge in Panchayat Nala hangs-in-balance
Ajay Sharma Sunderbani, Rajouri January 3: Notwithstanding the passage of years, the construction work on the vital bridge in Panchayat Nala in Nowshera sub-division of Rajouri district is apparently hangs-in-balance, pzutting lives of the commuters in danger. According to sources, there is a prolonged delay in the completion of a vital bridge over the Nala [] The post Construction Work on Vital Bridge in Panchayat Nala hangs-in-balance appeared first on Northlines .
EC asks citizens to download ECINet platform; calls for suggestions to improve app
Private member bills seek to spotlight marital rape, menstrual leave, national commission for men
'Arrogance Of Power': Ajit Pawars Warning Shot At BJP, Ally Fires Back
The war of words underscores a significant shift in Maharashtra's political dynamics as allies BJP and NCP contest the civic polls separately in key regions
US strikes Venezuela: MEA issues advisory for Indians; urges to avoid non-essential travel
India's Ministry of External Affairs has strongly advised its citizens to avoid non-essential travel to Venezuela following multiple strikes by the United States. All Indians who are in Venezuela for any reason are advised to exercise extreme caution, restrict their movements, and remain in contact with Embassy of India in Caracas, the ministry's advisory read.
Khaleda Zias death is helping BNP in February 12 polls through sympathy wave
NCP the party of July revolt has betrayed the cause by aligning with Jammat By Nitya Chakraborty In the neighbouring Bangladesh, the political developments take unpredictable course many times, but the latest alliance between the NCP, the party of the students body which led the July Revolution and the fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami, has shocked [] The post Khaleda Zias death is helping BNP in February 12 polls through sympathy wave appeared first on Northlines .
