BJD Slams Odisha Govt Over Paddy Procurement Delays
BJD criticizes Odisha government for paddy procurement mismanagement, citing closed centers and low farmer sales. BJP rejects allegations, citing logistical challenges.
Category : Politics
BJP's Major Protest Rally in Ballari on January 17
The Bharatiya Janata Party plans a large-scale protest in Ballari, Karnataka, on January 17, with state president B.Y. Vijayendra leading the demonstration against government policies.
Karnataka HC Seeks State Reply on Dharmasthala Burial PIL
The Karnataka High Court has asked the state government to respond to a fresh PIL regarding burial practices in Dharmasthala, highlighting legal and cultural concerns.
Bengaluru Airport Police Reports Decline in Criminal Cases
The Bengaluru Airport Police Station has recorded a steady decline in criminal cases over recent years, with officials attributing the drop to enhanced security measures and public awareness.
Pune Police Visits Ajit Pawar's Campaign Firm
Pune Crime Branch visited DesignBoxed, the firm managing Ajit Pawar's NCP campaign, ahead of civic elections. Police called it a verification visit, while the party defended the firm.
Telangana Sets National Paddy Procurement Record
Civil Supplies Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy announces Telangana's historic paddy procurement of 70.82 LMT during Sankranti, benefiting nearly 14 lakh farmers with MSP payments.
Kanpur Police File FIR in Cow Slaughter Case After Viral Video
Kanpur police have registered an FIR against eight individuals for alleged cow slaughter after a viral video showed cattle remains. Four policemen were suspended for inaction.
Kanpur GRP Officer Jailed for Taking Bribe from Contractor
GRP Anwarganj outpost in-charge Premchand was sent to judicial custody after being caught taking a Rs 5,000 monthly bribe from a contractor working on station redevelopment.
Bengaluru Metro Improves Yellow Line Service, Adds QR Passes
BMRCL announces increased train frequency on Yellow Line during peak hours and introduces mobile-based unlimited travel passes starting January 15.
Chennai Guard Arrested for Molestation Attempt
A security guard in Chennai was caught and handed to police after returning to the same house where he attempted to molest a Class XII girl three months earlier.
Chadha Thanks BJP After Gig Worker Protest, Chouhan in Gujarat
AAP MP Raghav Chadha expressed gratitude to the BJP government for intervening in gig worker safety issues after his protest. Meanwhile, Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan visited a village in Gujarat.
Bengaluru Attendant Kills Stray Dog by Smashing Against Wall
A parking attendant in Bengaluru has been accused of brutally killing a stray dog by smashing it against a compound wall. The incident has sparked outrage among animal lovers and led to police action.
26 Suspected Bangladeshi Migrants Detained in Bengaluru
Bengaluru police have detained 26 individuals suspected to be undocumented Bangladeshi migrants during a targeted city-wide operation. The ongoing drive aims to curb illegal immigration and enhance security.
ECI to SC: Can Examine Citizenship for Voter Lists
The Election Commission of India asserts before the Supreme Court that Electoral Registration Officers have the authority to examine citizenship status for voter list inclusion, citing constitutional provisions and laws.
Bengaluru Hoardings Return Under New Ad Rules
Bengaluru sees hoardings return with new advertising rules offering concessions to legacy advertisers for regularization. The BBMP's updated framework provides a fixed period opportunity.
Bengaluru Woman Murdered in Daylight; Relative Suspected
A 55-year-old woman was brutally murdered in broad daylight in Bengaluru's Madanayakanahalli area. Police suspect a financial dispute as the motive, with a relative believed to be involved in the crime.
Kerala HC Orders Probe into Sabarimala Ghee Sales
The Kerala High Court has directed a corruption probe into alleged fund misappropriation from sacred ghee sales at Sabarimala temple, revealing potential losses of Rs 35 lakh in under two months.
SC Split Verdict on Anti-Graft Law's Prior Approval Clause
The Supreme Court delivered a split verdict on Section 17A of the Prevention of Corruption Act. Justice Nagarathna called it unconstitutional, while Justice Viswanathan upheld it with conditions.
Ladakh LG Rejects China's Shaksgam Valley Claim
Ladakh Lieutenant Governor B.D. Mishra firmly rejects China's recent claim over the Shaksgam Valley, stating it is unacceptable. He emphasizes India's sovereignty and calls for peaceful resolution through dialogue.
J&K Police Mosque Survey Triggers Outcry
A police initiative to profile mosques in the Kashmir Valley has ignited strong reactions from political and religious groups, raising concerns over privacy and religious freedom.
Gunfight Breaks Out in Kathua During Search Operation
Security forces encountered militants during a search operation in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district. The area has been cordoned off as the operation continues.
NGT Fines Srinagar Civic Body Rs 15,000 for Violation
The National Green Tribunal imposes a Rs 15,000 penalty on Srinagar's civic authority for failing to address environmental norms. The case highlights ongoing waste management issues in Jammu and Kashmir.
SC Adjourns Hearing on Wife's Plea Against Wangchuk's Detention
The Supreme Court has postponed the hearing on a plea filed by the wife of activist Sonam Wangchuk, challenging his detention, to January 29. The case involves legal arguments over detention orders in Jammu and Kashmir.
J&K LG Dismisses 5 Govt Employees for Terror Links
The Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor has terminated five government employees for their alleged connections with terrorist activities, citing security concerns.
Army Chief: India's May 10 Moves Forced Pakistan to Seek Conflict Pause
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi details how coordinated tri-forces actions on May 10 signaled Pakistan to seek conflict suspension, refutes Trump's mediation claims, and provides updates on terror camps and J&K security.
SC Questions Dog Feeders on Stray Bite Liability
Supreme Court questions dog feeders about responsibility for stray dog bites, hints at heavy compensation for victims. Hearing continues amid lengthy arguments.
Hyderabad DGP Forms SIT for Content Probe
DGP Shivadhar Reddy establishes an eight-member SIT led by Commissioner VC Sajjanar to investigate two cases involving objectionable content against an IAS officer and the CM.
Railways Launches OTP Ticketing in 300 Trains to Stop Touts
Indian Railways introduces OTP-based ticketing for 300 major trains nationwide to enhance security and transparency in ticket booking, curbing fake bookings and tout activities.
Prayagraj Attack Injures Four, Two Challaned
Four people, including two women, were injured in a violent attack with sticks and iron rods in Prayagraj's Kareli area. Police have challaned two persons in connection with the incident.
Elderly Forced to Attend Voter Hearing in Murshidabad
A 104-year-old man and a 75-year-old woman discharged from hospital had to attend a voter hearing in Murshidabad despite health issues, sparking criticism of election officials.
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