BJP slams Rahul Gandhi, Renuka Chowdhury over Parliament dog row
The BJP on Tuesday slammed Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Renuka Chowdhury for their remarks on the row over bringing a dog into the Parliament complex, alleging that they did not just hurt the decorum and dignity of Parliament but also insulted all MPs, security personnel, officers and other staff...
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Bombay HC defers local poll results to December 21
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Kashmir businessman Shafat Ahmed Shangloo set free by TADA Court
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No rift with DK Shivakumar, Siddaramaiah calls him brother
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Bihar assembly Picks Prem Kumar as Speaker
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Opposition Doing ‘Drama’ on Manipur: Sitharaman
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NMC raises Rs 200 crore for clean Godavari Bonds for 2027 Kumbh mela
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Mamata claims creating 2 crore jobs before mega rallies
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Rodent infestation affects over 5,000 farmers across Mizoram
More than 5,000 farmers across Mizoram have lost an estimated 42 per cent of their harvest this year due to rodent infestation, an official of the Agriculture Department said on Tuesday. Rodent infestation, triggered by the gregarious flowering of a bamboo species called ‘Bambusa Tulda’, has destroyed over 1,700 hectares of...
Language key to shed colonial mindset: Pradhan
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Tuesday said language is one of the primary instruments to come out of the colonial mindset, which he referred to as “Macaulay mindset”, after the British civil servant who paved the way for an anglicised upper crust in the 19th century. Addressing the inaugural ceremony...
Should intruders be given red carpet welcome, asks SC
The Supreme Court on Tuesday sharply questioned the legal status of Rohingyas living in India and asked whether “intruders” should be given a “red carpet welcome” while the country’s own citizens grapple with poverty. A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi made sharp observations while hearing...
‘CJI should not make loose comments’
After the Supreme Court on Tuesday questioned the legal status of Rohingyas living in India, Trinamool Congress MP Kalyan Banerjee said the Chief Justice of India “shouldn’t make loose comments”. TMC MP’s comment followed Chief Justice Surya Kant’s observation in a hearing on five missing Rohingya refugees. “Do you want...
ECI’s reasons for SIR untenable, Opposition parties tell SC
The Election Commission’s reasons like ‘rapid urbanisation’ and ‘frequent migration’ for undertaking special intensive revision of electoral rolls in various states are “untenable,” and its power to revise rolls of any constituency does not empower it to do it pan-India, the Supreme Court was told on Tuesday. These strong arguments were...
Jio-Facebook deal: SC rejects RIL’s plea against SAT order imposing Rs 30 lakh fine
The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed an appeal of Reliance Industries Limited and two of its officials against a Securities Appellate Tribunal’s decision upholding a penalty imposed by markets regulator SEBI for not making a prompt clarification to the stock exchange about the Jio-Facebook deal. “The bigger the company, the greater...
Aadhaar authentication transactions grow 8.5% YoY to 231 crore in November
Aadhaar authentication transactions grew by 8.5 per cent year-over-year to 231 crore, indicating a growth in the digital economy in the country, an official statement said on Tuesday. In October, 219.51 crore Aadhaar authentication transactions were recorded. “Aadhaar number holders executed 231 cr authentication transactions in November 2025, clocking a...
