SC to EC: 'Sir' Power Not Unlimited, Must Be Transparent
The Supreme Court has directed the Election Commission to ensure transparency and accountability in its use of discretionary powers, emphasizing that authority is not unlimited.
Category : Politics
I-PAC Loan Mystery: Rohtak Firm Doesn't Exist
The Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC) reported a Rs 13.5 crore loan from a Rohtak-based company, but investigations reveal the firm doesn't exist, raising questions about financial transparency.
First Made-in-India C-295 Aircraft to Roll Out by September
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar announced that the first domestically manufactured C-295 military transport aircraft will be produced in India before September, marking a milestone in the country's defense manufacturing sector.
IAF Chief: India Needs Robust Military, Cites Venezuela & Iraq
Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari emphasizes the urgent need for India to build a robust military, citing lessons from conflicts in Venezuela and Iraq to ensure national security and sovereignty.
17,625 Trees Cleared for Chardham Highway Stretches
The central government has approved the felling of 17,625 trees across 13 stretches of the Chardham highway project, as confirmed in a submission to the National Green Tribunal.
Chhattisgarh HC: Moving Buffaloes Not Always Illegal
The Chhattisgarh High Court has ruled that transporting 15 buffaloes does not automatically imply illegal slaughter, setting a precedent for cattle movement cases in India.
ED Attaches Rs 57.78 Cr Assets in Kolkata School Jobs Scam
The Enforcement Directorate has attached assets worth Rs 57.78 crore linked to a TMC MLA and two others in the Kolkata school jobs recruitment scam, intensifying the probe into alleged irregularities.
EC Seeks Report from Bengal Chief Secretary on No FIR Issue
The Election Commission has directed West Bengal's Chief Secretary to submit a detailed report within 72 hours regarding the absence of FIRs against four officials, raising concerns over electoral integrity and administrative compliance in Kolkata.
UP Man Kills Family, Self, Sent Voice Notes to Sister
A man in Uttar Pradesh killed four family members and himself after sending eight voice notes to his sister. Police say he was on depression medication, highlighting mental health issues.
Election Commission Issues Fresh Directives for Bengal
The Election Commission of India has issued new directives for West Bengal, potentially extending the deadline for the Supplementary Integrated Report (SIR) to ensure electoral integrity.
India's Leadership Test: Silence on Trump's Bullying
As Donald Trump's confrontational foreign policy resurfaces, India faces a critical test of its global leadership. Experts argue that staying silent on his bullying tactics could undermine India's credibility and strategic interests on the world stage.
BJP Corrects Nitin Nabin's Name Spelling in President List
The Bharatiya Janata Party has officially corrected the spelling of Nitin Nabin's name in its national president list, addressing a clerical error that had been circulating in party documents.
Punjab Farmers Seek Border Fence Shift for Security
Farmers in Punjab are advocating for the relocation of the security fence closer to the Pakistan border to improve safety and reclaim agricultural land, addressing ongoing security and economic concerns.
Om Birla Pushes for 30-Day Minimum Assembly Sessions
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla emphasized the need for consensus among political parties to ensure state assemblies meet for at least 30 days annually, highlighting the importance of robust legislative functioning.
Tharoor: Journalism Must Reclaim Power Check Role
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor argues that journalism must reclaim its role as a check on power amid the rise of sensationalist cable news, emphasizing truth and accountability.
40 Years Ago: Indira Gandhi Assassination Verdict
On January 22, 1986, a historic verdict was delivered in the assassination case of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, marking a pivotal moment in India's judicial and political history.
Calcutta HC Denies Bail in Rs 2,862 Crore Scam Case
The Calcutta High Court has refused bail to two accused in a massive Rs 2,862 crore fraud case, emphasizing that protecting the interests of thousands of defrauded investors is paramount.
Vikas Pahwa: First Lawyer with Protected Personality Rights
Senior Advocate Vikas Pahwa makes history as the first lawyer in India to secure legal protection for his personality rights, emphasizing his brand is built on justice, not entertainment.
NCP May Hold Merger Talks with NCP(SP) but Stay in NDA
NCP leader Sunil Tatkare indicates potential merger talks with Sharad Pawar's NCP(SP) but affirms commitment to NDA alliance in Maharashtra and Delhi.
EC Seeks Action Report from WB on 4 Officials
The Election Commission has asked West Bengal for an action taken report concerning four officials, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of state personnel during election periods.
Mumbai Police's 'Best Driver' in Bhandup Crash Bail Plea
A driver previously honoured as 'Best Driver' by Mumbai Police is now seeking bail after being accused in a serious accident in Bhandup, raising questions about road safety and accountability.
CBI Probe into Delhi Sports City Scam After HC Order
The Delhi High Court has ordered a CBI probe into a planned sports city project, which was allegedly a scam. This development comes after the death of Yuvraj, a key figure linked to the case.
Delhi Businessman Killed in Truck Accident in Northwest
A tragic road accident in Northwest Delhi claimed the life of a businessman on a scooter after being run over by a truck. The incident highlights ongoing traffic safety concerns in the capital.
Jai Ram Thakur Meets Parents of Abducted Kangra Sailor
Himachal Pradesh BJP leader Jai Ram Thakur met with the parents of an Indian sailor abducted by Somali pirates in Chandigarh, offering support and discussing government efforts for his safe return.
Dixon Plan 2019: Reshaping Jammu & Kashmir's Political Debate
The 2019 Dixon Plan proposal has re-emerged in Jammu & Kashmir's political discussions, offering a framework for regional autonomy and governance that continues to influence contemporary debates about the region's future.
Locals Rescue IAF Pilots After Emergency Landing in Pond
A dramatic rescue unfolded in Prayagraj as locals rushed to save two Indian Air Force pilots after their aircraft made an emergency landing in a pond. The incident, captured on video, has gone viral, showcasing community bravery and prompt action.
Russia: Use Frozen Assets for Peace Board, Invites Trump
Russia suggests creating an international board to manage frozen assets for peace initiatives, extending an invitation to former US President Donald Trump to participate in the effort.
Ezhava, Nair Groups Push Hindu Unity Before Kerala Polls
Prominent Ezhava and Nair community organizations in Kerala are calling for greater Hindu unity and political consolidation as the state prepares for upcoming assembly elections, highlighting shifting caste dynamics.
Kashmir Man Shot Dead in Manipur's Churachandpur
A man from Kashmir Valley was shot dead in Churachandpur district of Manipur, with a video of the incident circulating online, raising concerns about violence in the region.
Puja Khedkar's Father Alleges Murder Attempt in US
The father of probationary IAS officer Puja Khedkar has alleged an attempt to murder him in the US, prompting Pune police to launch an investigation into the serious claims.
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