The Aurangabad bench of the Bombay High Court has directed the Maharashtra state to file fresh, pinpointed affidavits regarding the escape of nine minor girls from a juvenile home, warning of contempt action for non-compliance. The court fixed March 10, 2
Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria led a massive anti-drug foot march in Fazilka, emphasizing that fighting drugs is a shared responsibility to restore the state's vibrant identity as 'Rangla Punjab'.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah angrily dismissed repeated questions about power-sharing with DK Shivakumar, stating the Congress high command will decide the matter.
A U.S. House hearing on Jeffrey Epstein files descended into madness as Rep. Zoe Lofgren and Attorney General Pam Bondi clashed, with accusations flying and tensions boiling over.
Burglars targeted a house in Chandigarh's Kajheri village, stealing cash and gold-silver jewellery. Police have registered a case and launched an investigation into the incident.
The Greater Bengaluru Authority is drafting rules to limit pet dogs per household and regulate breeds in apartments. Proposals include mandatory licensing, microchipping, and fines for violations to address public safety concerns.
The Food Corporation of India rejected or returned 25,978.5 metric tonnes of fortified rice from Punjab over three marketing seasons, as per Lok Sabha data. The Centre's nationwide mandate aims to address malnutrition through fortified rice in welfare sch
Punjab Police concluded Operation Prahaar 2.0, arresting 3,260 individuals including 135 proclaimed offenders in raids across 8,278 locations. The crackdown recovered weapons, drugs, and Rs 30 lakh in drug money.
Opposition councillors in Chandigarh protested during the monthly House meeting over contaminated water in Mauli Jagran, irregular supply in villages, and recent cattle deaths, targeting the BJP-ruled Municipal Corporation.
Punjab Agriculture Minister Gurmeet Singh Khuddian laid the foundation for a 3.66km link road in Mohali. The Rs 1.88 crore project will widen the road to 18 feet, providing an alternative route to the busy Mohali-Chandigarh Road and improving connectivity
Shiromani Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal and Punjab BJP chief Sunil Jakhar condemn the Moga firing on migrant workers, accusing the AAP government of destabilizing Punjab.
An RTI query reveals 483 Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation project files worth crores were not submitted for audit from 2020-2025, despite repeated reminders, raising serious questions about financial accountability.
The Sanyukt Kisan Morcha raises 10 critical points against the Seeds Bill 2025, arguing it undermines seed sovereignty and benefits large MNCs while neglecting small farmers' rights and needs.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated that only US President Donald Trump has declared India will stop buying Russian oil, emphasizing Russia's readiness to deepen ties with India as far as New Delhi desires.
Chandigarh Municipal Corporation conducted a surprise enforcement drive in Manimajra, issuing 13 challans for banned polythene use and launching an awareness campaign on waste segregation.
The Calcutta High Court ruled that calling someone 'Adarsha Sir' sarcastically does not constitute an offence under the SC/ST Act, quashing a complaint against a former HoD of Sanskrit College.
Indore faces a mixed day with export sector revival, a spree of criminal activities, examination disruptions, and a welfare scheme investigation. Key civic, traffic, and administrative updates from the city.
Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation amends 1979 Act to create Slum Rehabilitation Authority, launching two pilot projects in Velampeta and Indira Gandhi Nagar under PPP model with no financial burden on government.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu confirms Amaravati will host Union budget's health and education cities. Cabinet approves Rs 12,000 crore Jal Jeevan Mission funding, AI labs, solar projects, and land amendments.
YSRCP legislators led by YS Jagan Mohan Reddy staged a dramatic walkout from the Andhra Pradesh assembly during the governor's address, demanding principal opposition status to raise public issues effectively.
YSRCP legislator Tatiparthi Chandrasekhar alleges the governor's assembly address contained baseless claims and misleading figures, failing to address public concerns while criticizing the ruling coalition's governance.
Energy Minister Gottipati Ravi Kumar instructed AP DISCOMs to ensure uninterrupted power supply to all temples and surrounding areas for the Maha Sivaratri festival, emphasizing reliability for devotees.
Indian Air Force Vice Chief Air Marshal Nagesh Kapoor announces plans to induct more advanced fighter aircraft, with the Rafale deal under consideration ahead of Exercise Vayushakti-26.
Four Andhra Pradesh ministers received threatening letters allegedly from Maoist groups, causing concern among their families. Police have launched an investigation to determine the authenticity and origin of the suspicious correspondence.
The Andhra Pradesh assembly budget session is set to run until March 11, with the Business Advisory Committee finalizing a 17-day schedule. Finance Minister P Keshav will present the budget on February 14, followed by debates and legislative activities.
Andhra Pradesh Assembly Speaker Ch Ayyanna Patrudu introduces a fully digital attendance system with biometric and facial recognition to ensure legislators' presence during proceedings.
A 55-member delegation from Hebbagodi City municipal council in Bangalore Urban visited Chandigarh to learn about solid waste management, sewage treatment, water treatment, town planning, community centres, and infrastructure development.
Chief Judicial Magistrate Ajay Kumar Ghanghas inspected the Barwala community mediation centre, finding inadequate facilities and ordering a permanent banner. He stressed the need for dignified operations to build public trust under the Haryana Community
The Bombay High Court has directed the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation to pay interest on dues for using the NSCI Jumbo COVID Centre, highlighting financial accountability in pandemic response.
The Bombay High Court directed the BMC to deposit Rs 12.66 crore with 5% interest for using the NSCI premises as a Jumbo Covid Centre during the pandemic, citing a huge difference in compensation calculations.