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Railways reject Patliputra death claim

East Central Railway has rejected claims that a candidate died inside a train during the disorder at Patliputra Railway Station, saying the viral video shared by opposition leaders was not linked to the station and that no death had been recorded in connection with the incident. The clarification came...

Jun 18 · >

CJP seeks nod for Delhi sit-in

The Cockroach Janta Party said on Wednesday it had sought Delhi Police permission to hold a protest at Jantar Mantar on June 20, stepping up its campaign for Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation over alleged failures in the conduct of competitive examinations. The youth-led organisation said it had...

Jun 18 · >

Delhi terror plot widens after seven arrests

Delhi Police have widened their investigation into an alleged Pakistan-backed terror-crime network after seven arrested men disclosed that crowded markets, public places and sensitive locations across Delhi-NCR had been placed under reconnaissance for possible attacks. Investigators said the module was being directed by Pakistan-based gangster-turned-terrorist Shahzad Bhatti and his...

Jun 18 · >

Sawant challenges Sena split claims before Speaker

Shiv Sena MP Arvind Sawant has rejected speculation of a fresh split in the Uddhav Thackeray-led party, saying no lawmaker has informed the leadership of any decision to leave and challenging those making such claims to name the MPs said to be crossing over. Sawant’s remarks came as the...

Jun 18 · >

Ram temple trust faces donation scrutiny

Ayodhya’s Ram temple trust has been served a formal legal notice seeking full disclosure of its financial accounts, intensifying scrutiny over the handling of cash, gold and silver offerings made by devotees from across the world. The notice to the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust comes amid a...

Jun 18 · >

Sailor deaths test Modi’s US line

New Delhi faced a sharper political confrontation on Wednesday after Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the G7 stage in France to call for safer sea lanes and protection for seafarers, days after three citizens from India were killed in a United States military strike on a commercial tanker near...

Jun 17 · >

Religious site actions widen Uttar Pradesh land row

Several religious structures across Uttar Pradesh came under administrative action on Tuesday, putting land ownership, redevelopment and public-safety disputes at the centre of a widening debate over places of worship caught in infrastructure and encroachment proceedings. The cases unfolded separately in Varanasi, Ghaziabad, Agra and Bahraich, with officials citing...

Jun 17 · >

Lebanon clause clouds US-Iran truce deal

Iran’s demand for Israeli forces to leave Lebanon has thrown the emerging US-Iran truce into doubt, exposing sharp differences over an unpublished agreement intended to halt more than three months of war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told diplomats in Tehran that a full...

Jun 17 · >

Muhammed renews call on contested mosques

Former Archaeological Survey of India Regional Director K. K. Muhammed has urged Muslim leaders to voluntarily hand over the Gyanvapi Mosque in Varanasi and the Shahi Eidgah mosque in Mathura to the Hindu community, reviving a sensitive argument at the centre of two of the country’s most watched religious...

Jun 17 · >

Cockroach masks fuel Nagpur youth protest

Hundreds of youths, students and citizens gathered at Nagpur’s Samvidhan Square on Tuesday under the banner of the Cockroach Janta Party, wearing cockroach masks, holding placards and raising slogans over alleged failures in examination governance and youth employment. The protest, led by CJP founder and activist Abhijeet Dipke, marked...

Jun 17 · >

Court tightens Vadodara land deadline for Pathan

Gujarat High Court has given former cricketer and Trinamool Congress MP Yusuf Pathan four weeks to pursue his claim over a 978-square-metre Vadodara municipal plot, while warning that further delay in vacating the land could expose him to mounting damages for occupation without payment. A division bench led by...

Jun 16 · >

ATS widens Bhopal radicalisation network probe

Madhya Pradesh’s Anti-Terror Squad has arrested Mohammad Faraz, a coaching class teacher from Bhopal, for allegedly using encrypted social media groups to recruit and radicalise youths for a network investigators say was linked to Pakistan-based handlers. Faraz, 35, was picked up from the Qazi Camp area of Old Bhopal...

Jun 16 · >

Border standoff traps nine near Mankachar

Nine Bangladeshi citizens remained stranded in no-man’s land along the India-Bangladesh border in Assam’s Mankachar sector after Border Guard Bangladesh personnel declined to take them back, leaving a local flag-meeting process deadlocked. The group, which includes women and children, was found on Sunday between the two border positions in...

Jun 16 · >

Airport screening strains Dhaka-New Delhi ties

Dhaka summoned New Delhi’s deputy high commissioner and chargé d’affaires on Monday after a senior adviser to Prime Minister Tarique Rahman said he was humiliated during immigration screening at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport. Pawan Badhe was called to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Dhaka, where officials conveyed...

Jun 16 · >

Rawalakot protests test Islamabad’s Kashmir control

Thousands of protesters have kept Rawalakot at the centre of a widening confrontation in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, extending a week of demonstrations against the Pakistani government, security forces and the territory’s political order. Crowds gathered again in the Poonch district city as the agitation moved beyond an immediate dispute over...

Jun 16 · >

Water killing puts Dehradun village on edge

Dehradun’s Bairagiwala village remained under heavy security after a 44-year-old local BJP functionary was killed and three members of his family were injured in an attack allegedly linked to a dispute over irrigation water. Police identified the victim as Vinod Kumar, who lived in the village under Sahaspur police...

Jun 15 · >

NDA expands Assembly grip after opposition losses

The BJP-led NDA has tightened its hold over state legislatures, crossing 61% of all MLAs across the country two years after the 2024 Lok Sabha elections exposed a more competitive national contest and denied the BJP a single-party majority at the Centre. Assembly figures now place the NDA at...

Jun 15 · >

Seafarer distress grows in Hormuz conflict zone

Seafarers from India working on commercial vessels near Iran and the Strait of Hormuz have issued distress appeals, alleging that ships carrying crews from India are being struck during US military operations around the Gulf of Oman. The claims, circulated through videos and audio messages on social media, have...

Jun 15 · >
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