Maddur MLA Defends Municipality Expansion, Attacks Opposition
Maddur MLA Kadaluru Uday defends Gejjalagere gram panchayat inclusion in Maddur city municipality, accuses opposition leaders of spreading misinformation and politicizing development.
Category : Politics
Mysuru Officials Laud Sanitation Workers for Cleanliness Success
Mysuru regional commissioner Nitesh Patil praised pourakarmikas for securing top national cleanliness ranks. Officials emphasized worker welfare, safety gear, and health during a Swachh Bharat training program.
33 Suspected Bangladeshis Detained in Bengaluru Verification Drive
Bengaluru police detained 33 suspected Bangladeshi nationals in labour colonies during a verification drive. Residents claim Indian nationality from West Bengal, but police allege forged documents.
Opium in Chocolate Boxes: Police Bust Bengaluru Drug Racket
Panchkula police uncover a drug smuggling operation where 74 grams of opium was concealed inside chocolate boxes and sent via courier to Bengaluru. One arrest made.
Army Approves New Battle Groups for Enhanced Readiness
The Indian Army receives approval to form Integrated Battle Groups, part of a major restructuring to boost multi-domain combat capabilities and operational readiness.
BJP Worker Booked for Remarks Against Priyank Kharge
Karnataka police register case against BJP worker for alleged derogatory comments targeting Congress leader Priyank Kharge, based on complaint by MLC Jagadev Guttedar.
Army Chief: Pakistan No Nuclear Rhetoric in Operation Sindoor
Indian Army Chief clarifies Pakistan military did not use nuclear rhetoric during the 88-hour Operation Sindoor conflict in May, highlighting expanded conventional warfare space.
EC: Our Citizenship Opinion Binding for Voter Lists
The Election Commission told the Supreme Court it has original authority over electoral rolls and its opinion on citizenship is binding for voting eligibility, clarifying SIR exercises don't lead to automatic deportation.
US Labels Muslim Brotherhood Branches as Terrorist Organizations
The Trump administration designated Lebanese, Jordanian, and Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood branches as terrorist groups, imposing sanctions that may affect US ties with Qatar and Turkey.
Puducherry Declares Holiday on January 14 for Pongal
The Puducherry government has declared a public holiday on January 14, 2025, to celebrate the Pongal festival. All government offices and institutions will remain closed.
Last-Minute Campaigning Marks Final Push Before BMC Polls
Candidates across Mumbai made a final push with bike rallies, door-to-door visits, and public appeals as campaigning for the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections concluded on Tuesday.
Clintons Refuse to Testify in Epstein Probe, Risk Contempt
Bill and Hillary Clinton have refused to testify before a House committee investigating Jeffrey Epstein connections, risking potential contempt charges and criminal proceedings.
HC Orders Vigilance Probe into Sabarimala Ghee Scam
Kerala High Court directs vigilance investigation into alleged misappropriation of Rs 35 lakh from sale of leftover ghee at Sabarimala temple. Court sets one-month deadline for progress report.
ICE Agent Posed as Botanist Before Fatal Shooting
Jonathan Ross, the ICE agent who shot Renee Good, concealed his true profession from neighbors, claiming to be a botanist. The case sparks outrage and political debate.
Shiv Sena (UBT), MNS Form Squad for Mumbai Civic Polls
Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut announces a joint squad with MNS to 'thrash' dual and bogus voters during Mumbai civic polls on January 15, sparking concerns over potential violence.
Jaishankar, Rubio Discuss Trade, Defence Amid Deadlock
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar spoke with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, reviewing bilateral cooperation in trade, defence, energy and more. Both sides agreed to remain in contact.
Navi Mumbai Civic Polls After 10 Years: Key Battles and Issues
Navi Mumbai holds its first civic elections in over a decade, featuring a fierce contest between political heavyweights Ganesh Naik and Eknath Shinde. Environmental concerns and a new voting system add complexity to the polls.
Shah: Sanatan Dharma Eternal, Somnath Temple Symbol of Pride
Union Minister Amit Shah declared India's Sanatan Dharma and culture cannot be erased, citing the rebuilt Somnath temple as proof. He inaugurated projects in Mansa and discussed sports development.
Rahul Gandhi Meets Karnataka Leaders Amid Power Tussle
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi held brief meetings with Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah and Deputy CM DK Shivakumar at Mysuru airport, sparking political speculation.
High Court Bar Association Marks Lohri with Judges, Cultural Programme
The Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association celebrated Lohri with traditional fervour. Judges joined members for bonfire lighting, rituals, and a performance by singer Gagan Kokri in Chandigarh.
AMC Notice for Illegal Tree Cutting in Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation serves notice to Surya Apartments chairman for allegedly cutting a peepal tree without permission during redevelopment work.
Jaishankar, Rubio Discuss Trade, Defence in Phone Call
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar held talks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, focusing on bilateral issues like trade, critical minerals, and nuclear cooperation.
Trichy Police Arrest 7 Over Patient Death at De-addiction Center
Trichy police arrested seven individuals, including the managing director and warden, following the death of a 48-year-old patient at a private de-addiction center. Officials have shut down the facility.
Maharashtra Municipal Poll Campaign Ends, 29 Corporations Vote Jan 15
Campaigning for Maharashtra's 29 municipal corporation elections concluded Tuesday. Polling for 2,869 seats across the state is set for January 15, with results on January 16.
High Court Bar Marks Lohri with Judges, Cultural Programme
The Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association celebrated Lohri with judges, bonfire lighting, traditional rituals and a performance by Punjabi singer Gagan Kokri in Chandigarh.
Mumbai Distributes Voter Slips to 85 Lakh for BMC Polls
Mumbai's civic administration has distributed voter information slips to 85 lakh voters before the BMC election on January 15. The remaining slips will be available at polling stations.
Trump's Global Moves: Venezuela, Russia, Iran in Focus
A detailed look at Trump's aggressive foreign policy shifts targeting Venezuela, Russia's shadow fleet, Greenland, and Iran protests. The US reasserts dominance in a turbulent start to the year.
Lokayukta Police Files Final Report in MUDA Land Scam Probe
Karnataka Lokayukta police submitted their final investigation report on alleged corruption in MUDA land allotments to CM Siddaramaiah's wife. The special court will decide on closure report next month.
Teen Steals Gold Bar in Mayiladuthurai, Arrested Same Night
A 16-year-old boy from Maharashtra stole a gold bar worth Rs 2 crore from a processing unit in Mayiladuthurai. Police arrested him within hours and recovered the stolen gold intact.
10 Transgenders Join Tamil Nadu Home Guard in Trichy, Madurai
Tamil Nadu police inducted 10 transgender individuals into home guard services in Trichy and Madurai. They completed 15-day training for traffic and crowd management duties.
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