Bihar govt withdraws paper leak protest cases, orders release of arrested protesters after CJP warning
Bihar government announced the withdrawal of FIRs against any individual who participated in protests before 6 pm on July 26.
Bihar government announced the withdrawal of FIRs against any individual who participated in protests before 6 pm on July 26.
A young couple, along with their two minor children, died by suicide by jumping into a water tank in Loharki village near Pokaran town in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer district on Sunday night.
Kerala Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala on Monday ordered a police investigation into the highly controversial, violent, and misogynistic statements made by Hindutva ideologue T.G. Mohandas.
Rajasthan Congress president Govind Singh Dotasra has demanded the resignation of Education Minister Madan Dilawar for allegedly failing to take due cognisance of the NEET paper leaks over three consecutive years —2024, 2025 and 2026— and for what he termed the minister's other failures.
According to sources, on the initiative of Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, floor leaders of all political parties have agreed to hold a discussion in the Lok Sabha on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026.
In Balotara, three persons including a woman and two children died and two others were seriously injured when the Bolero SUV they were travelling in was swept away in the surging Luni river.
The issue was raised earlier by Chamba Congress MLA Neeraj Nayar, Churah BJP MLA Dr Hans Raj and Dalhousie BJP MLA D S Thakur, who demanded urgent and large-scale measures to deal with the situation.
Addressing the inauguration of the second Global Spiritual Tourism Conclave ‘रूहMantic’ held at Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh, Shekhawat noted that India’s tourism policy includes significant provisions for developing religious and spiritual centers that reinforce the nation’s cultural foundation.
He called "vote chori" an attack on the EBCs, Dalits, OBCs, minorities, and poor general class of India.
In 1952, the then-government freed the De-notified, Nomadic, and Semi-Nomadic communities from the oppressive Criminal Tribes Act imposed by the British, he said in a virtual meeting with the Morcha workers, adding that to commemorate this historic moment, August 31 is observed every year as 'Mukti Diwas'.
