Bihar Villagers Refuse to Return Rs 10,000 Govt Money

Male villagers in Bihar's Darbhanga refuse to refund Rs 10,000 mistakenly credited to their accounts under a women's scheme, alleging it was for votes. Officials face strong resistance in recovery efforts.

1.3 Lakh Matua Voters Face Electoral Roll Scrutiny

Over 1.3 lakh voters in Bengal's Matua heartland may get hearing notices due to missing ancestry links in draft rolls. Many lack CAA documents, sparking fear in the community. Read the full report.

Dehradun road network crippled by unplanned digging

Dehradun residents face severe inconvenience as multiple agencies dig up major roads simultaneously without coordination. District administration suspends UPCL's work permits for two months.

GHMC Ward Delimitation Faces Political Backlash

GHMC's delimitation of 300 wards faces criticism for anomalies. Political leaders demand re-examination, citing uneven representation and administrative concerns. Details inside.

Deccan Herald Speak Out: December 17, 2025 Opinions

Explore the key opinions from Deccan Herald's 'Speak Out' column on December 17, 2025, covering political discourse, social issues, and governance in India. Read the diverse perspectives shaping public debate.

Political Cartoon on 'Hey Ram' Triggers Online Debate

A Deccan Herald editorial cartoon referencing 'Hey Ram' has ignited a fierce online debate about political symbolism and historical narratives in India. Explore the controversy and its implications.

Delhi BS-VI Vehicle Ban Reopens Old NCR Planning Wounds

Delhi's new ban on non-BSVI private vehicles from NCR states reignites debate over the failed concept of a seamless National Capital Region. Experts call the move a crude pollution fix, highlighting decades of planning paralysis.

Delhi Rolls Out Plan for 62 Traffic Hotspots

Delhi authorities deploy traffic personnel, clear encroachments, and plan infrastructure upgrades at 62 identified congestion hotspots. Read about the comprehensive strategy to fix Delhi's traffic woes.

Bombay HC allows Gautam Navlakha to shift to Delhi home

The Bombay High Court has indicated it will allow activist Gautam Navlakha, accused in the Elgar Parishad case, to shift to his Delhi home until trial begins. The court noted he is not a 'flight risk'. Read the full details.

Farmer Sells Kidney to Repay Rs 74 Lakh Debt in Maharashtra

A marginal farmer from Chandrapur was forced to sell his kidney after illegal moneylenders charged 40% monthly interest, trapping him in a Rs 74 lakh debt. Police have registered a case and arrested six accused. Read the full story.

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