The Bombay High Court has issued notices to 52 parties, including coastal panchayats and municipal bodies, in the suo motu petition concerning the Arpora nightclub tragedy that claimed 25 lives in December 2025.
Opposition MLAs stormed the well of the Goa Assembly demanding an immediate halt to coal handling operations. They accused the government of misleading the House about the number of coal handling locations at Mormugao Port.
A one-month-old girl was allegedly sold by her parents in Bhadrak's Bayanbanapur village for Rs 35,000 to repay a Rs 55,000 loan. Police have detained the parents and launched an investigation.
A J&K Police form collecting detailed information about mosques, imams, and management committees has triggered allegations of privacy breaches and religious bias from Islamic groups and political leaders.
Chimbel villagers protested against Unity Mall and Prashasan Stambh projects outside the panchayat office. Police intervened as tensions escalated. Sarpanch Sanjay Shirodkar eventually met protesters, claiming opposition to the projects.
The Goa State Pollution Control Board granted a 15-year 'green category' consent to the Arpora nightclub that later caught fire, despite receiving four complaints about illegal construction and safety risks.
A Mapusa court denies families of Birch by Romeo Lane fire victims permission to intervene in anticipatory bail applications. High Court continues hearing arguments from accused officials.
Speaker Ganesh Gaonkar prohibits debate on court-pending matters in Goa Assembly, citing privacy laws. Opposition MLA Viresh Borkar challenges the ruling, demanding a chance to raise issues.
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant postponed answering a question on the Arpora nightclub fire that killed 25. Opposition leader Yuri Alemao accused the government of hiding information.
Drinking Water Minister Subhash Phal Desai announces special measures including a Rs 443 crore treatment plant and new pipeline to address Mormugao's water shortage, while MLA Sankalp Amonkar criticizes delays.
Chief Minister Pramod Sawant introduced nine bills in the Goa Legislative Assembly, covering areas like taxation, education, and protection for mundkars.
Russia strongly criticizes US threats and external interference in Iran's internal affairs, warning of disastrous regional consequences. Moscow echoes Tehran's narrative against foreign powers.
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis announces stoppage of urban development projects worth Rs 40,000 crore due to cost overrun. A probe has been ordered to ensure transparency and accountability in the system.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and US Senator Marco Rubio held phone discussions on nuclear cooperation, defence ties, and energy collaboration, strengthening bilateral relations.
The 48th SSB battalion starts a six-day pre-recruitment training program at D B College, Jaynagar, to prepare border area youth for armed forces selection.
Congress delegation meets Goa's chief electoral officer, objects to flaws in SIR process that could disenfranchise 2.9 lakh voters, demands safeguards.
The Bihar state cabinet approved a consultant for a new mega plan in Rajbanshi and Shastri Nagars, sanctioned funds for underground electricity cabling, and allocated money for Patna Ring Road land acquisition.
Residents and organizations in Amritsar's walled city demand a special financial package to address chronic issues like sewage overflows, traffic snarls, and garbage disposal problems.
The Goa state cabinet has approved two amendment bills to regularize unauthorized constructions under the Majhe Ghar scheme. The bills will be introduced in the upcoming winter session of the legislative assembly.
Patna SSP Kartikeya K Sharma states preliminary investigation finds no evidence of sexual assault in medical aspirant's death. Police blame protests on misinformation.
Patna's Integrated Command Centre detected over 10,000 traffic violations in early 2026. Wrong-side driving and helmetless riding topped the list as automated enforcement expands.
The Bihar State Women's Commission has taken suo motu cognizance of two shocking incidents in the state. A 24-year-old woman was gang-raped near a police station in Purnia, while a NEET aspirant died under suspicious circumstances in Patna.
Planning Minister Bijendra Yadav calls for evidence-based policy to capitalize on Bihar's momentum. ADRI workshop trains officials in analytical report writing for sustainable growth.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann publicly contradicts Akal Takht officials over a rescheduled appearance, insisting he will arrive at 10am despite claims of a busy schedule.
Water Resources Minister Girish Mahajan alleged Shiv Sena's Pravin Tidme supports drug peddlers at a Nashik rally. Tidme filed a police complaint, calling videos fake and morphed.
BJP's Nashik unit expels prominent members including former mayor and corporators for six years over anti-party activities like opposing tree felling and contesting against party nominees.
Andhra Pradesh government abolishes additional retail excise tax on bars, effective immediately. Move aims to ease financial burden on bar owners and create uniform liquor pricing across state.
A crew member was accidentally locked in the cargo hold of an Air Canada flight at Toronto's Pearson Airport. The December incident caused flight cancellation.
The Patna High Court directed the transfer of a divisional forest officer for auctioning vehicles despite pending court cases. The court criticized his arbitrary actions.
The Bihar cabinet has approved a resolution to share Sone river water with Jharkhand, ending a long-standing dispute. This clears the path for constructing the Indrapuri reservoir in Rohtas district, expected to boost irrigation in eight districts of sout